We love our FJ CRUISER so much that we started our own FJ Cruiser Owner and Fans Website for others to learn more about this amazing vehicle as well as share their Cruiser photos, experiences, reviews, opinions and more. This is a fan based website for FJ CRUISER owners, prospective Toyota owners and fans of the amazing FJ Cruiser!

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Toyota FJ Cruiser Specs

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FJ Cruiser Engine 4.0-liter DOHC 24-valve SFI VVT-i V6
239 hp @ 5200 rpm;   278 lb.-ft. @ 3700 rpm
Ignition Electronic, with Toyota Direct Ignition System (TDIS)
Transmission 5-speed electronically controlled automatic overdrive (ECT)
6-speed manual (full-time 4WD model)
Drive train Rear-wheel 2WD or part-time 4WD for automatic transmission models; full-time 4WD for manual transmission models; automatic limited-slip differential (2WD model)
Suspension The FJ Cruiser uses a high-mounted, double-wishbone front suspension and stabilizer bar, and a 4-link rear suspension with lateral rod with coil springs and stabilizer bar. The 120-series Land Cruiser Prado actually shares the same suspension parts.
Steering Power-assisted variable-gear rack-and-pinion
Turning circle diameter curb to curb (ft.) 41.8
Brakes The Toyota FJ Cruiser uses power-assisted 4-piston front & 2-piston rear ventilated disc brakes with ABS with Electronic Brake-force Distribution (EBD) and Brake Assist. 
Vehicle Stability Control The Toyota FJ Cruiser comes standard with VSC.
Traction Control The FJ Cruiser Traction control is also standard
Active Traction Control Available (4WD model)
Fuel Capacity 19.0 US gal / 72 L
Mileage (MPG) 17/22  -  4x2   4.0L V6 5-Speed Auto
15/20  -  4x4   4.0L V6 6-Speed Manual
17/21  -  4x4   4.0L V6 5-Speed Auto
Wheelbase 105.9 in / 2690 mm
Length 183.9 in / 4671 mm
Width 74.6 in / 1895 mm
Height 71.3 in / 1800 mm (2WD)
72.0 in / 1819 mm (4WD)
Curb Weight 4050 lb / 1837 kg (2WD)
4290 lb / 1946 kg (4WD manual)
4295 lb / 1948 kg (4WD automatic)


The Toyota FJ Cruiser is a 4-door, 5-passenger sport-utility, available in 3 trims, ranging from the 4X2 to the 4X4 AT. Upon introduction, both trims are equipped with a standard 4.0-liter, V6, 239-horsepower engine that achieves 16-mpg in the city and 20-mpg on the highway. A 5-speed automatic transmission with overdrive is standard. For those looking at pre-owned Toyotas, the 2008 FJ Crusier is a carryover from 2007 and we've got info for you on the 2009 FJ Cruiser as well.
 

If you are of a certain age, you'll recognize the Toyota FJ Cruiser as the rebirth of an icon, the Toyota FJ 40, better known in North America as the original Land Cruiser. It was a rugged, go-anywhere vehicle, a sport utility vehicle decades before the genre had a name. Toyota has definitely figured out how to build vehicles that Americans want, such as the Camry, Corolla, Tacoma, and luxurious Lexus models. On the other hand, if you are of younger age than the nostalgia driven oldies in search of manually locking hubs, you'll see the Toyota FJ Cruiser as something new and different and even unique on the road.

While the FJ Cruiser was designed to appeal to a youthful and mainly male audience, it also was designed to be the most capable of all Toyotas when the pavement gives way to tougher terrain and obstacles that aren't typically found in shopping mall parking lots or on Interstate highways. And that is certainly saying something, given the capability and history of the 4Runner and Tacoma.

The 2009 FJ Cruiser seats five. The front doors are standard, front-hinged doors. Rear-hinged access doors ease egress to the back seat and cargo area. Rear access to the cargo area is through a door hinged on the driver's side of the vehicle instead of a typical roof-hinged hatch-style closure. The FJ Cruiser is excellent on rugged terrain yet very comfortable on the road. Its V6 engine is more powerful than those used in the Hummer H3 and Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Rubicon.