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Toyota FJ Cruiser Review
The Toyota FJ Cruiser is built on a truck-based ladder frame
chassis and has a stout suspension and drivetrain. Compared to the
4Runner, this vehicle is smaller, less expensive and more capable
in off road situations. All FJ Cruisers have two standard front
doors with a pair of smaller, reverse-opening rear doors that
provide easier access to the rear seat. Standard features include
air-conditioning, a CD stereo, power windows and locks, stability
control and antilock disc brakes.
The Toyota FJ Cruiser was designed to have
considerable wheel travel, high ground clearance and a tough, fully
boxed frame. The front suspension is independent with a
double-wishbone design, while the rear features a solid rear axle
with a four-link coil-spring suspension. Even if you don't plan on
spending much time attacking trails, the FJ Cruiser's unique brand
of retro style should appeal to many. Key elements include a grille
that incorporates tightly spaced round headlights, a grille-mounted
classic Toyota name badge instead of the modern emblem, a white-top
roof, wrap-around rear windows, an exposed full-size spare tire and
an offset rear license plate. Colour-keyed interior panels and a
decidedly old-school panel-like dashboard carry on the whimsically
rustic look inside. In reviews, the Toyota FJ Cruiser has earned
positive commentary for its impressive off-road ability,
surprisingly fun on-road driving experience, comfortable front
seats and distinctive exterior styling. FJ Cruiser drawbacks
include limited outward visibility, a rear seat area that's not
particularly comfortable and challenging rear-seat entry-and-exit
despite the access doors.
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