The Toyota FJ Cruiser was a body-on-frame, V6-powered 4×4 from America’s newly minted best-selling automaker, built as a tribute to classic Toyota off-roaders. With funky looks and equally unorthodox ...
Let's be real, though: For all the FJ Cruisers built into trail machines, there were at least as many that remained stock and never left the pavement. That's a result of the model's evocative looks, ...
The new Bronco is one of the hottest trucks of 2021, but while buyers patiently wait for Ford to actually deliver its retro off-roader, another vintage-inspired SUV has been making waves, this time on ...
We’ve lost track of how many times the rumor mill churned out news about the return of the FJ Cruiser. It’s been teased, speculated on, and rendered countless times, but the final rumor was right – ...
Note: These are independent illustrations by Enoch Gonzales and have not been endorsed by Toyota. With interest in retro-inspired vehicles at an all-time high, now could be the perfect time for Toyota ...
Looking at today's more mass-market focused lineup, the FJ Cruiser (not to be confused with the Toyota FJ Land Cruiser) looks like an alien. It's huge, quirky, and simultaneously retro and ...
All the hubbub over the new Toyota Land Cruiser has seen an icon refreshed in the updated 70 Series and an icon reborn in the return of the U.S.-market Cruiser. During a presentation on where the ...
Despite the original Toyota Land Cruiser being a certifiable workhorse, starting in the 1980s, it began its transition into premium family transport. And as capable as the legendary Land Cruiser was, ...
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Why the 2007 Toyota FJ Cruiser revived retro successfully
The 2007 Toyota FJ Cruiser landed in showrooms at a moment when “retro” could easily have turned into a costume party.
Many of today's tough-looking crossovers would get bogged down on any trail more technical than a gravel road. The FJ Cruiser wasn't among those, with two available four-wheel drive systems, a beefy ...
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