Are Toyota FJ Cruisers good off-road?

Surprisingly, despite its amazing off-road capabilities, the FJ Cruiser fares pretty well on paved roads. Of course, you shouldn’t expect great comfort over long rides, but the suspension adjusts nicely whether you’re driving on asphalt or a rough trail. Handling is also commendable.

What is the FJ Cruiser off-road package?

The Off-Road package adds Bilstein shock absorbers, the locking rear differential (for automatic-transmission models), an upgraded off-road-oriented traction control system (known as A-TRAC) and additional instrumentation (including an inclinometer and compass).

What is Upgrade Package 2 FJ Cruiser?

Upgrade Package 2 – similar to Upgrade Package 1, except the stereo includes a subwoofer with off switch. Other options include driver and front passenger front-seat mounted side airbags and front- and second-row side curtain airbags.

How many miles is too many for a Toyota FJ Cruiser?

FJ Cruisers mileage can run well into 250K+ miles without any mechanical failures, provided the scheduled maintenance and services have been carried out. Many owners have run well into 300K+ miles with just the regular maintenance and a few small cosmetic issues.

What years did the FJ Cruiser make Voodoo Blue?

The FJ Cruiser concept debuted at the 2003 Detroit Auto Show in Voodoo Blue, which would become the signature color for the production FJ Cruiser. The bold styling was an immediate hit with the automotive press and general public despite competing with more exotic concepts like the Cadillac Sixteen and Dodge Tomahawk.

Why did they stop making FJ Cruisers?

Sales Plummeted During Recession They were initially very popular, made as a retro, off-road machine. Unfortunately, the recession in 2008 hit Toyota hard, and sales for the FJ Cruiser plummeted as a result. It ended up being discontinued by 2014, although it was doing well before that.