The 2020 Land Cruiser Heritage Edition in Photos

While this model isn't celebrating a particular anniversary, the company does note that the Land Cruiser has been a part of its U.S. lineup for more than six decades without interruption, first arriving on our shores in 1958.

Other exterior changes include black accents for the grille, darkened chrome trim, a choice of either white or black paint, and the removal of the running boards.

Toyota removed the third row of seats to maximize cargo capacity, giving the Land Cruiser a five-seat configuration like its Lexus sibling, the LX, which added a two-row model last year.

Inside, black leather is the only upholstery choice; the bronze color from the wheels carries over to contrast stitching on the steering wheel, seats, and other bits.

The cooler in the center console has also been jettisoned to open up more storage space.

Toyota says it will build 1200 of these special editions for our market—not all that limited a quantity if you consider that the company only sold a total of 3222 Land Cruisers in the United States last year.

Pricing hasn't been announced yet, but it should sit a couple thousand dollars higher than the Land Cruiser's current $86,060 starting price when it goes on sale this summer.