The Toyota Land Cruiser FZJ80 was the successor to the FJ80 in the 80 series gas-powered lineup. While body and features remained largely similar, the FZJ80 was powered by Toyota's new 4.5L, 24 valve, 1FZ-FE engine, capable of producing 190 to 240 horsepower depending on its configuration. Production of the FZJ80 ended in Japan in 1997. For that year, two special edition variants were introduced: the Collectors Edition, a package available in most colors, and the 40th Anniversary Limited Edition, of which 4,744 were made in Antique Sage Pearl or Emerald Green colors. Worth noting that the 80 series Land Cruiser would continue in production in Venezuela, limited to regional sales, until 2008. In America and other marktes, the FZJ80 was replaced by the 100 series Land Cruiser, for model year 1998.