DC Design’s workshop has created an unusual modification of the Toyota Land Cruiser 300, turning the classic SUV into a true limousine. The wheelbase was extended by almost 120 cm, bringing the total length to 6.18 meters, with an upgraded roof and a massive grille giving the silhouette a prestigious appearance. The exterior remains recognizable, but it now resembles a representative SUV limousine rather than a traditional off-roader.
The main part of the project is hidden inside: the interior has been completely redesigned and now resembles the cabin of a Rolls-Royce more than ever. Passengers are greeted by plush captain’s chairs with footrests, a wide sofa, leather, wood, soft carpeting, and a ceiling with a ‘starry sky’ effect. A partition with a large screen has been installed between the driver and the rear zone, turning the space into a mobile cinema. Electric curtains on windows provide complete privacy.
The mechanics remain standard for the LC300: a 3.3-liter diesel V6 with 304 horsepower, full-wheel drive, and a mileage of about 5,500 kilometers. The most surprising feature was the price-less than $270,000, making it actually cheaper than a new Land Cruiser 300 in India.
