Is an FJ Cruiser better than a Jeep Wrangler?

In terms of raw data, the Wrangler does have a slim advantage over the FJ Cruiser, but the difference isn’t major. However, the combination of the Wrangler’s many minor victories over the FJ Cruiser (even when compared to its contemporary Wrangler competition) puts the Jeep Wrangler firmly on top.

Which is better FJ or Jeep?

The FJ Cruiser may give up a bit to the Jeep in acceleration and handling, but it without a doubt rides better than the Wrangler. When it comes to more technical off-roading though, the FJ Cruiser falters because of its large front and rear overhangs.

How good is the FJ Cruiser 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.

Are FJ Cruisers worth the money?

Although it never exceeded sales expectations, the FJ Cruiser’s unique retro design, capability, and reliability earned it a cult following. If you’re looking for a versatile mid-size SUV, but you don’t have the money for a new one, a used FJ Cruiser deserves strong consideration and will certainly not disappoint.

How many miles will an FJ Cruiser last?

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.

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Why did Toyota discontinue the FJ?

The Toyota FJ Cruiser debuted in 2003 as a tribute to Toyota FJ Land Cruisers. When sales continued to plummet after the start of the recession, Toyota decided the sales were too lackluster to justify the manufacturing cost of producing a second generation, culminating in the FJ Cruiser’s 2014 discontinuation.