The Toyota Land Cruiser has been an overwhelming SUV across the earth and has had quite a prosperous run in many countries. Famed for its go-anywhere capabilities and imposing body structure, the latest 2022 LC300 Land Cruiser has received thousands of buying orders in Japan but for those here gazing at driving the model home, there's a catch as they reportedly cannot sell the vehicle within 12 months from the date of purchase.

According to reports in the local media, Toyota is offering customers of the latest Land Cruiser sign a contract that prevents them from re-selling the vehicle within a year of purchase. The local magazine reports that one of the reasons for such a move is to prevent buyers from re-selling the model at a profit, possibly to customers in other countries. Limited numbers of the SUV means that the Japanese carmaker wants the vehicle to only be purchased by 'genuine' customers who want to drive and experience it themselves. Perhaps most significantly though, there is concern that the new Land Cruiser, if re-sold to customers in other countries, could land up in the hands of people with wicked intentions and may become a threat to global safety.

It is reported that customers who sign the agreement and still re-sell the vehicle may be banned from buying another Toyota for an undefined period of time. Some of the customers have been quoted as saying that they never thought they would have had to sign an agreement of this kind when buying a vehicle. Most, however, opted to put ink to paper. The new Land Cruiser will soon be available in elite markets across the world. 

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