Toyota Australia has resumed taking orders for its LandCruiser 70 Series lineup, yet multiple variants of the veteran off-roader range remain out of reach for buyers.

The automaker first suspended 76 Series GXL Wagon automatic orders in July of last year because of customer complaints over lengthy wait times triggered by supply shortages.

Several months afterward the entire popular lineup was withdrawn from sale so Toyota could complete upgrades required to satisfy fresh Euro 6 Stage C emissions standards for heavy-duty vehicles.

Installation of AdBlue tanks, an exhaust fluid used in diesels to cut nitrogen oxide output, has now finished across the range and vehicle deliveries can begin again.

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Buyers may therefore place orders for every automatic 76 Series wagon, 78 Series Troop Carrier and 79 Series pickup configuration.

Manual editions of the 78 Series, 79 Series double-cab chassis and 76 Series GXL wagon stay off the market for the present.

Adding a 20-litre AdBlue tank counts as one of two updates for model year 2026, while 78 Series Troop Carrier grades lose fuel tank capacity dropping from 180 litres to 130L to align with the rest of the 70 Series family.

Toyota compliance efforts have left the 2.8-litre four-cylinder turbo-diesel untouched, still delivering 150kW and 500Nm with the six-speed automatic.

The AdBlue filler sits above the front left fender behind a lockable cap, whereas single-cab chassis models carry the port on the left side between cab and rear wheels.

LandCruiser 70 Series sales have fallen 82 per cent through May this year even though Toyota secured extra stock to cover demand for all three body styles during the sales pause.

The Toyota Coaster bus is likewise undergoing Euro 6 Stage C upgrades with Australian production slated to restart early next year.

Rules introduced in 2024 require new models sold in Australia above 3500kg Gross Vehicle Mass to meet Euro 6 Stage C tailpipe standards.

From November 1 2025 the regulation ADR 80/04 expanded to cover every existing applicable vehicle on sale.