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The Toyota FJ Cruiser is a modern take on a classic off-road beast. Toyota brought the concept to life and the design drew inspiration from the FJ40 land cruiser. Due to its popularity at the 2003 Detroit Auto Show, the designers took the FJ from concept to production in just three years. making its debut for the 2007 model year. For those who don’t know, the average time to production on a brand new car design is seven years making the FJ cruiser’s quick rollout impressive on this one metric alone. The FJ was eventually crowned the SUV of the Year in 2007.
There are many things to take away from this daily driver rock crawler. Whether you are looking for a cool grocery hauler or a capable off-road toy, the FJ Cruiser can cover your bases. With a massive list of customizable upgrades, unique colors, and one-of-a-kind styling, it’s no wonder so many people love it. Its resale value has stood the test of time against a solid competitor and it continues to have a community of enthusiasts carrying its torch. While Toyota discontinued the FJ Cruiser due to slowing sales caused by the recession, it has left a lasting impression on the market.
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