Export Toyota Land Cruiser LC71 to Ghana
The Land Cruiser LC71 ships primarily in a single powertrain configuration: a 4.0-litre naturally aspirated petrol V6 producing around 280 horsepower. This engine is paired with a five-speed automatic transmission and full-time four-wheel drive—the standard setup across all models we export to Ghana.
Trim differentiation is modest on the LC71. Most units arrive with a base specification that includes steel wheels, manual windows, and fabric seating, paired with essential safety items like airbags and ABS. Higher trims add air conditioning, power windows, leather upholstery, and modern infotainment systems. Buyers typically choose their trim based on personal preference for comfort and technology rather than significant mechanical changes, as the engine and drivetrain remain constant.
Ghanaian buyers often prioritize reliability and parts availability over luxury trim levels, so even base models hold strong resale value in Accra and regional markets.
The LC71 is a compact SUV measuring approximately 4.6 metres in length, 1.9 metres in width, and 1.8 metres in height. Ground clearance sits around 210mm, making it well suited to unpaved roads common across Ghana's interior regions. The fuel tank holds 80 litres, and cargo space behind the rear seats offers roughly 520 litres—practical for both urban commuting and longer rural journeys.
Curb weight ranges from 1,700 to 1,850 kilograms depending on trim, ensuring the vehicle remains maneuverable despite its rugged frame.
Ghana's tropical climate and coastal humidity favour the LC71's simplified mechanical architecture and sealed electrical connectors. We export right-hand-drive versions exclusively to Ghana, matching local traffic patterns and ease of driving on the left side of the road.
The petrol engine is the market standard; diesel variants exist but petrol fuel remains cheaper and more consistent in supply across Ghanaian towns and highways. The high ground clearance and proven four-wheel-drive system are genuine assets during the rainy season, when lateral roads and rural access routes become waterlogged. Parts and service support are widespread because the Land Cruiser nameplate has deep roots in West African transport and agriculture sectors.