The Toyota Land Cruiser was first produced for model year 1951, and continues production today. Arguably the most utilitarian vehicle in the world, over 6.5 million Land Cruisers have been sold worldwide since its original conception during the Korean War. From the harsh Australian Outback to American suburbs and farms, the classic Land Cruiser is loved by both off-road enthusiasts and collectors. Toyota's Land Cruiser has existed in multiple generations, each with a large number of variants. Today, the main generations considered classics are the 20 series, 40 series (which includes the popular FJ40), and the SUV-like 60 series. More modern generations, some of which are in production today, include the 70 series, 80 series, 100 series, and the 200 series Land Cruiser.