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Compare Cars, New Car Reviews & Latest Car News | Driving

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By Jil McIntosh, Greg Williams Verified, Andrew McCredie Verified
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Reader Review: 2026 Toyota Land Cruiser | Reviews

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By Greg Williams Verified
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Breadcrumb Trail Links Home Reviews Reader Reviews Reader Reviewer Chris Braun with the 2026 Toyota Land Cruiser near Radium, B.C. Photo by Chris and Cathy Braun Toyota’s Land Cruiser nameplate has a long history. It dates to 1951 and the introduction of the Jeep BJ vehicle for Japan’s National Police Reserve. The automaker initially called it “the Jeep,” but, due to Willys’ trademark on that name, it was changed in 1954, when Toyota debuted the “Land Cruiser” badge.
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Calgary Motorcycle Club celebrating 100th anniversary

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By Greg Williams Verified
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Breadcrumb Trail Links Home Experts On the Road A Calgary Motorcycle Club ride in 1954 and a group of four Harley-Davidson mounted riders, one with sidecar and passenger, in the hamlet of Carseland, located approximately 70km southeast of Calgary. As part of the CMC’s 100th anniversary, families were tracked down and surviving members, when possible, shared photographs and this is from the Bill Coultry family archive.
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