Is Toyota FJ a good car?
Although it never exceeded sales expectations, the FJ Cruiser’s unique retro design, capability, and reliability earned it a cult following. If you’re looking for a versatile mid-size SUV, but you don’t have the money for a new one, a used FJ Cruiser deserves strong consideration and will certainly not disappoint.
What did FJ stand for?
How did the FJ get its name? We get this question a lot! The “J” definitely stands for “Jeep” and the “F” indicates the engine type.
Why did Toyota get rid of the FJ?
When sales continued to plummet after the start of the recession, Toyota decided the sales were too lackluster to justify the manufacturing cost of producing a second generation, culminating in the FJ Cruiser’s 2014 discontinuation.
Where are FJ Cruisers made?
Japan
FJ Cruiser is produced at the Hamura Plant in Hamura, Japan.
Why buy a 2008 Toyota FJ Cruiser?
Whether you’re drawn to it as a comfortable and versatile daily driver, a weekend off-roader or just an expressive way to get from Point A to Point B, you’re sure to appreciate how well the 2008 Toyota FJ Cruiser does it all.
How fast does a 2008 FJ Cruiser go from zero to 60?
In our testing, a 4WD automatic FJ Cruiser went from zero to 60 mph in 7.8 seconds. Towing capacity, at 5,000 pounds when properly equipped, is about average, as is fuel economy. A 2008 FJ Cruiser automatic has a 16 mpg city/20 mpg highway rating.
What’s good about a Toyota FJ?
” ” It is very comfortable, good view, and an unexpected benefit is that it is a conversation starter. I am always amazed at the men who want to see inside my car (it is completely rubber and I can clean… ” Driving A “T Rex” and loving it. ” I bought my FJ with 20k miles of city/highway on it. Now there’s over 85k on it. What’s good?
What are the problems with a Toyota FJ Cruiser?
Depending on what other vehicles you might be considering, the FJ Cruiser’s potential faults include marginal fuel economy (although it’s slightly more fuel-friendly than the Xterra), poor rearward visibility and a cargo area that’s not as accommodating as those of some other SUVs.