Toyota Fj Cruiser

Toyota FJ Cruiser: going off-road

The Toyota Fj Cruiser's seatbelts are mounted to the back doors and not to a body pillar. With repeated door slams, the mounting point for the seatbelts can become cracked. NEW YORK (CNNMoney) Toyota Motor Co. is recalling about 209,000 FJ Cruiser vehicles The Toyota Fj Cruiser is not your typical off-road vehicle. Browse through the entire lineup of Toyota models and you’ll notice that the FJ Cruiser is the only that looks completely out of place. Before you start questioning Toyota’s rationale for In a world of watered-down soccer mom and programmer dad SUVs and small crossovers, the Toyota Fj Cruiser remains one of the few options that’s not afraid to go head to head with mud, dirt, boulders and whatever else Mother Nature throws at it in a rage. The Toyota FJ Cruiser is inspired by the iconic FJ40 LandCruiser of the 1960s and ’70s. It debuted as a concept in 2003, finally reached production in ’07, and landed here in 2011. It’s been a spearhead for the ‘new’ Toyota. The one that wants to After seven years in production with over 200,000 units sold, it's the end of the road for the FJ Cruiser, which has seen its annual sales drop from more than 56,000 in 2006 to around 13,000 in 2012. As a final farewell, Toyota released a commemorative We heard earlier this year that the Toyota FJ Cruiser was on its way out, and now Toyota has confirmed that its uniquely styled off-roader is going out with a bang with the 2014 Toyota FJ Cruiser Ultimate Edition. 2014 will be the last model year of the .

Same goes for the Toyota FJ Cruiser. It’s lovable, quirky styling and amazing off-road capability make it easy to have hours of fun, but you have to be prepared to live with some pretty big compromises if you want all that enjoyment. But this isn’t While you were distracted by all the cool concepts at SEMA this year, Toyota quietly slipped in the news that a limited-run version of the FJ Cruiser unveiled at the show will be among the last FJ Cruiser models produced, period. Toyota says it's ending The Japanese based automaker Toyota has recently announced a recall for the FJ Cruiser across the United States, because of a problem with the exterior lighting. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, a total of 11,489 units of 2014 is the last year Toyota will make its retro-inspired FJ Cruiser. The sporty SUV, which first debuted in 2006, always appealed to those looking for style over practicality, since Toyota’s 4Runner offers more utility than the FJ Cruiser but lacks its .

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