How many km do FJ Cruisers last?
In most cases parts won’t simply start falling off once you hit 200,000km and a well looked-after FJ should be able to reach over 300,000km before major components will need to be reconditioned.
Does 2007 FJ Cruiser require premium fuel?
Toyota later issued a bulletin stating that while the FJ’s fuel-door sticker says “Premium Unleaded Fuel Only,” the owner’s manual notes that premium is required only for optimum performance-and all 239 rated horses-but that the vehicle will run just fine on regular unleaded (87 octane).
How much can I get for my FJ Cruiser?
The 2014 Toyota FJ Cruiser’s Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail Price (MSRP) starts a little over $27,000 for the 2-wheel-drive model and jumps to about $29,000 with 4-wheel drive and a manual transmission; a fully-loaded FJ tops out around $36,000.
Do FJ Cruisers take premium gas?
Where was the 2007 Toyota FJ Cruiser purchased?
Purchased on 11/19/06 and owned in FL until 10/12/20. Driven an estimated 14,394 miles/year. Last serviced at 200,263 miles in Naples, FL on 10/13/20 • Vehicle serviced • Vehicle washed/detailed. Mileage: 201,259 miles Body Type: SUV Color: Burgundy Engine: 6 Cyl 4.0 L
How many miles does a Toyota FJ Cruiser run?
Many owners have run well into 300K+ miles with just the regular maintenance and a few small cosmetic issues. So when setting out to purchase a used FJ Cruiser, it is important to ensure that it has a good service history, either at the Toyota agents or with a trustworthy private workshop.
Is the FJ Cruiser a safe used SUV?
These SUV’s are built Toyota tough and if you scroll through the hundreds of forum threads and read the responses of all the happy FJ cruiser owners, you’ll be convinced it’s one of the safest used SUV 4WD buys out there. There are however, a few issues picked up along the way and I’ll cover that in more detail a bit later.
What are the faults of the 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. What’s New?