Toyota Fj Cruiser 1st (XJ10) Generation Price in Pakistan, Pictures & Reviews

Toyota FJ Cruiser is a mid-size SUV made for off-roading adventures. It was styled with the ruggedness of the iconic FJ40 and luxury of a Land Cruiser. Hence, the name FJ Cruiser. The first generation Toyota FJ Cruiser came out in 2007 and discontinued in 2017 in Japan.

The SUV was available in both rear wheel-drive and four-wheel drive models. 

The FJ Cruiser was a rugged off-roader that could get you anywhere. The car had an impeccable ride even on the bumpiest roads with its impressive ground clearance. However, the model was full of compromises. Chunky roof pillars and slit-like windows were the most unappreciated features.

Looks-wise, the FJ Cruiser remained unchanged throughout the ten years of its production. Toyota only made a few interior improvements here and there. One major addition was made in the 2013 FJ Cruiser, a second fuel tank that increased the car’s fuel capacity from 72 liters to a very useful 159 liters.

During its prime time, many Pakistani off-roading lovers used to export this car. Today, the FJ Cruiser is only a rare collector item owned and used by famous rally drivers. 

Exterior

Toyota FJ Cruiser has a bold appearance with a very retro feel. It has a two-tone design with an old-school grille, reverse-opening doors, and 20-inch wheels. The name “TOYOTA” is spelled across the grille, just like the FJ40. People call it the vintage-looking beast.

Interior

The interior of FJ Cruiser is designed to enhance its off-road practicality. The SUV ticks all the boxes with front electric windows, a leather-covered steering wheel with remote audio and Bluetooth controls, six speakers, external audio and USB connectors, a powerful air conditioning system, extra power socket, cruise control, and a rear-view mirror with reverse camera view.

Engine

Under the hood of a Toyota FJ Cruiser, there’s a solid 4.0-liter V6 engine that produces 268 horsepower and 380 Nm of torque. Depending on the drivetrain, it uses either a 6-speed manual or 5-speed automatic gearbox.

Mileage

Toyota FJ Cruiser’s 4.0-liter V6 powertrain is smooth and punchy but only goes up to 8.5 kilometers per liter. 

Competitors

Internationally, Toyota FJ Cruiser used to compete with other retro-styled SUVs such as Jeep Wrangler, Land Rover Defender, Mercedes-Benz G Class, and Suzuki Jimny.

Specifications

 4.0-liter V6 engine that produces 268 horsepower and 380 Nm of torque.

Pros and Cons

Pros

• Exceptional off-roading capabilities

• Powerful drive

• Crazy resale

Cons

• Poor visibility

• Poor fuel economy

• Cramped cabin space