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The single – and double-cab Land Cruiser Namib editions will share a common package, distinguishing them from their ‘standard’ Land Cruiser 79 brethren.The Land Cruiser Namib edition was introduced to the South African market in the third quarter of 2019. Featuring a bespoke overlanding accessory package and aesthetic enhancements, the Namib was exceptionally well received – with all 60 units selling out by January 2020.With this positive market response in mind, Toyota has commissioned a re-run of the Land Cruiser Namib and added a single-cab derivative based on customer requests.The single – and double-cab Land Cruiser Namib editions will share a common package, distinguishing them from their ‘standard’ Land Cruiser 79 brethren.Exterior· Front grille with robust mesh design and prominent Toyota lettering;· Stylised Namib badging on fenders and tailgate;· Heavy-duty steel front bumper with integrated nudge-bar and headlight protectors;· Large, high-intensity LED spotlights with protective covers;· Tubular rear step with integrated towbar; and· Protective loadbin skin.Interior· Glovebox with integrated cooling duct;· Protective canvas seat covers with Namib insignia and anti-scuff panel; and · Roof-mounted console with LED lighting and storage binnacles.Technical· Upgraded off-road suspension; and · 265/75/R16 Cooper Discoverer S/T Maxx versions with white lettering.The Namib edition is available in two colours: Ivory White and Sand Beige.Engine performanceThe ‘Namib’ makes use of the revered 1VD-FTV 4.5-litre turbodiesel engine, churning out 151 kW and 430 Nm from a low 1200 rpm (up to 3200 rpm). The fuel consumption index is pegged at 11.3 l/100km.Standard specificationThe Namib edition retains all of the standard Land Cruiser 79 D-Cab V8 specification, which include a touchscreen audio system with built-in Navigation, Bluetooth, front power socket, power windows, tilt and telescopic steering column, remote central locking and anti-theft system. The safety systems include driver and passenger airbags alongside an anti-lock braking system (ABS).Global acclaimPopular international automotive website Jalopnik even published an article labeling the Land Cruiser 79 Namib, the coolest Land Cruiser US-citizens can’t buy. The article includes references such as “beautifully brackish 70-series” and “coolest-looking and most utilitarian truck”. The Jalopnik reviews editor, Andrew Collins, recently experienced the virtues of the Land Cruiser Namib on a 1 600 km trek around South Africa.Warranty and service planA 3-year/100 000 km warranty is provided and customers can purchase optional service plans according to their needs.Model line-up and pricing· Land Cruiser 79 4.5D V8 S/C Namib – R842 200 (South Africa)· Land Cruiser 79 4.5D V8 D/C Namib – R911 500 (South Africa)The production run is planned at 60 single-cab and 60 double-cab models (120 combined), over a six month period, with arrival of the first units at dealerships being imminent. - MotorPress

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