Toyota FJ Cruiser Usados en Venta

When I bought the FJ; I was looking for a secondary vehicle to my Toyota Camry and a vehicle that could handle Minnesota winters on my lengthy (80 miles of rural driving) daily commute. In Minnesota, winter can start in October and last all the way into April. Temperatures can drop to 20 below and it is not uncommon to get 6 to 12 inches of snow from a storm. The FJ has gone through it all. It has started right up after sitting outside all night in minus 20 degree weather. Driven through blizzards where visibility was less than 1/8 of a mile. Busted right through three foot high snowdrifts and easily drives through 12 to18 inch deep snow. The heater and defrosts are excellent, a must for winter driving, with the interior being comfortable within five to ten minutes. I have upgraded the FJ with the off-road suspension package and off-road tires. Would definitely buy another one if Toyota decides to re-start production.

I read about the old FJ40 Toyotas that use to be made. That's what made this car so interesting. Although not bulletproof like the old models, the newer FJ Cruisers are still very tough. It is a very capable four wheeler. Good ground clearance. It has decent power. Gas mileage is decent, considering the type of car. Value has held up well. The water proof interior is a nice perk for the outdoor people. Ride quality and comfort are fair. Interior space is on the smaller side.

The car is overall good quality, and it is unique in the design. I feel safe in it.