2013 Toyota FJ Cruiser

Description

Toyota's FJ Cruiser was not only made to look like the classic FJ Land Cruisers, but they were also given the right off-road equipment to be the kind of capable 4x4s to properly live up to the go-anywhere style. So this is the exact right base to create a modern overlander custom.

The black paint has a glossy style that shows good lines for the retro-cool body. So while this one has been off the pavement, it also wasn't just some rough-and-tumble tool. Another reason why it can continue to look so attractive is that most of the plastic components, which were already designed to take abuse, have been reinforced with liner paint. The roof was also done in liner paint. It makes for a cool gloss and matte two-tone style contrast. But the real reason is that you'll also spend extra time up there with the full roof rack and 23 Zero roof tent. Rocksliders, a rear trailer hitch, and 17-inch Raceline wheels complete this dark and useful upgraded package. It's a full blackout style where the only bright spots are the ones doing a better job of showing you the way. This includes the LED roof light bar and clear LED tail lights. So while this one is upgraded to be one with nature, we bet there are some of you urban adventurers that just love this for its midnight attitude.

The large front doors reveal how the front of the interior stays stock and loaded so that this one is comfortable on the street or trail. This means high-back bucket seats, cold-blowing air conditioning, power windows, power locks, cruise control, a backup camera, and an AM/FM/CD/XM stereo with aux input for your iPod. And while Toyota would give you a compass and inclinometer on the dash just to make most owners feel like adventurers, you're probably really going to use them on this FJ. Overland camping is all about finding your own path and setting up camp where you please. So the rear section is specially set up for this kind of adventure. Gone are the rear seats. In its place is a custom cabinet built for life off the grid. It includes a solar panel, battery, and an inverter. And the storage drawers make for a nice way to set up a camp kitchen. There are even airbags on the rear suspension to help with any added weight.

Under the hood is a correct and hardy 4.0-liter V6. It's an ideal powerhouse that comes from a long line of robust powerplants, but this is also so modern that it's still in use today. It has fuel injection, DOHC, and variable valve timing to deliver good acceleration around town. Plus, the big torque gets you through the rough terrain. And speaking of off-road, the two-speed transfer case gives you true go-anywhere 4x4 ability. This even has Toyota's rear diff lock and active traction control - so it lives up to the legendary go-anywhere reputation of this FJ's namesake. This feeling is enhanced with a two-inch suspension lift, Bilstein shocks, and Falken Wildpeak tires. But even if you were going to use this off-roader as a commuter, it delivers a comfortable and controlled feeling on the road thanks to power steering, four-wheel power disc brakes, and a six-speed manual transmission.

This FJ Cruiser was upgraded to take you further and let you stay out longer. It also happens to be a modern 4x4 with all the best amenities. So you know you want it to fit your full adventurous lifestyle. Call today!!!