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What engine is in a 2006 Prado?

What engine is in a 2006 Prado?

PRADO OFFERS QUAD CAM V6 PETROL ENGINE The Toyota 1GR-FE engine delivers 179kW of power at 5200rpm and 376Nm of torque at 3800rpm.

How reliable is a Prado?

What stands out? The big-selling Toyota LandCruiser Prado is a large SUV-type wagon with a seven-seat cabin, proven reliability, and peerless service back-up. For a big 4WD vehicle it is very comfortable as a day-to-day family car, but it is also built extra tough and is one of the best choices for long outback trips.

Is Prado high maintenance?

All things considered, the three basic costs of maintaining a Toyota Prado is about $4,000 a year. Steep, yes, but not as pricey as maintaining other SUVs in its range. Moreover, the Prado does not need to be repaired every now and then so you can rest assured that its value retention rate is higher.

Which is better Prado petrol or diesel?

Forum Fuel and economy Prado Diesel vs Petrol for towing & everyday use. Diesel is the way to go in view of the weight and regularity you will be towing. The low down torque benefits that Diesel offers will make towing much easier and the savings on fuel will be considerable in comparison to a petrol alternative.

Are V6 Prados reliable?

Extremely reliable and pretty good off road as well. The Prado really surpassed my expectations for towing, the V6 towed my 16 van really well.

How long do Land Cruiser Prados last?

Here is the short answer to how long the Toyota Land Cruiser lasts: With proper maintenance, the Toyota Land Cruiser can last you anywhere between 15 to 20 years or more. Because of its rugged construction, the Land Cruiser can last over 300,000 miles of rough and heavy use without breaking down.

Are petrol 4×4 better than diesel?

Diesels are more fuel efficient than petrol engines and emit less CO2, which makes them better for the environment. Diesels produce considerably more torque (pulling power) than their petrol counterparts, which makes them good engines for towing or carrying heavy loads – ie: seven occupants – on a regular basis.