Export Toyota Land Cruiser LC78 to Ghana
Toyota backs the Land Cruiser LC78 Wagon with a manufacturer warranty of 3 years or 100,000 kilometres, whichever comes first. Powertrain coverage—engine, transmission, transfer case, and differentials—extends for the same period with no mileage limit beyond the initial 100,000 km threshold on the overall warranty. This means critical drivetrain components remain protected across the full 3-year span. Wear items such as brake pads, filters, and consumables are excluded from warranty coverage.
Toyota operates a unified global warranty database that recognises vehicles exported new from the Jebel Ali Free Zone in Dubai. When you purchase a brand-new Land Cruiser LC78 Wagon from Beyond Autos, the warranty transfers to your name upon registration and remains valid at any Toyota-authorised service centre in Ghana. There is no requirement for in-country validation or re-registration of the warranty card; Toyota's system automatically flags the vehicle as genuine and in-warranty upon first service using your export invoice and original paperwork.
Present your vehicle to a Toyota-authorised service centre in Ghana with your export invoice from Beyond Autos, original VIN documentation, and the warranty booklet. The dealer will verify your credentials in Toyota's system using the vehicle's VIN and export date. Warranty repairs typically require 5–14 working days depending on part availability and repair complexity. Emergency roadside assistance is available through Toyota's regional network; contact details are provided in your warranty booklet.
Warranty is voided if the vehicle has undergone non-OEM modifications to the engine, suspension, or electrical systems. Missed scheduled maintenance intervals at authorised Toyota service centres will forfeit coverage for related components. Off-warranty repairs performed at non-authorised facilities may not be eligible for subsequent claims. Accident damage, water ingress from flooding, and misuse (towing beyond rated capacity or off-road abuse) are not covered. Once warranty expires, all repairs become the owner's responsibility.