"Damn your eyes" Walton
No, it's pronounced "eye-gor."
Be honest, do you like the FJ Cruiser.......
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No, it's pronounced "eye-gor."
"Too late!""Damn your eyes" Walton
Well done!
I'd buy an FJ in a second though. My wifes back end isn't what it once was either, but I still love her to death.
An FJ is the next vehicle I would consider. Better gas mileage and just as capable. More for the former than the latter.
So far it’s been great…but a few things really bugged me and a few still do.
1) Hated the door chimes…already de-chimed them
2) Didn’t like the badges…already de-badged it, no more FJ CRUISER or TOYOTA symbols
3) Rear passenger windows need to open…working on a solution for that
4) Fresh-air/recycled-air button will not stay in the recycle mode it. I drive about 15 miles to work and it switches to fresh-air continually, I select it and it goes back to fresh; I do this about 10 times during my drive…this driver me crazy…I hate the smell if I’m behind a diesel.
5) The doors don't auto-lock when put in gear.
Any suggestions?
1) Hated the door chimes…already de-chimed them
2) Didn’t like the badges…already de-badged it, no more FJ CRUISER or TOYOTA symbols
3) Rear passenger windows need to open…working on a solution for that
4) Fresh-air/recycled-air button will not stay in the recycle mode it. I drive about 15 miles to work and it switches to fresh-air continually, I select it and it goes back to fresh; I do this about 10 times during my drive…this driver me crazy…I hate the smell if I’m behind a diesel.
5) The doors don't auto-lock when put in gear.
Any suggestions?
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on your #4 comment: if you hold the recycling button 5 seconds it will not return to fresh air.
#5 is going to be a dealer visit, my best guess.
Just as I wanted the "all open" with one push, dealer had to program it to do that...
Just as I wanted the "all open" with one push, dealer had to program it to do that...
about to find out.Just got a 07
I loved the FJ's looks since they came out but was torn between it and an Xterra. Then I won an eBay auction for a great deal on a '06 Grand Cherokee which turned out to be a lemon so I sold it when I was going overseas. So I finally bought a new FJ in cavalry blue last month and have managed to put 220 miles on the speedo so far--the joys of living in the city and riding a bike to work--I'm loving it so far and look forward to driving out to Utah soon. My other car for the past two years is a '78 Corolla Sport Coupe, so this new rig seems extra nice.
odometer, not speedometer.
Capt Sensible said:
Yes, that's more accurate. Thanks.
We looked at them when the wife needed a new rig. Did'nt work for us. s***ty visibility, ugly, no 4 doors was the deal breaker. I wanted to like it and could get over the daisy wagon look but its jut not practical with kids. Bought a 4door Jeep (ugh, I know) instead and its growing on me. top comes off a lot more civilized than my old wrangler was.
To Buy or Not to Buy
I have a 2008 TT FJ and I love it. I have heard a few complaints about the blind spots but it doesnt bother me. Im used to using my mirrors since i drive semi truck occationally for work. I have also heard complaints about the rear windows not opening. I dont ride back there so no problems there either.
I have a 2008 TT FJ and I love it. I have heard a few complaints about the blind spots but it doesnt bother me. Im used to using my mirrors since i drive semi truck occationally for work. I have also heard complaints about the rear windows not opening. I dont ride back there so no problems there either.
I've had mine over 5 years now and its just a fresh as when I drove it off the dealer lot.
Every car has flaws as well as those little things that makes one "love" a car. Yet, after 5 years of use and abuse, I'd do it again.
Would I rather it have a diesel, back seat windows that open, a solid axle up front, as well as other "little" things, sure. But, those things didn't stop me then nor would they now.
Every car has flaws as well as those little things that makes one "love" a car. Yet, after 5 years of use and abuse, I'd do it again.
Would I rather it have a diesel, back seat windows that open, a solid axle up front, as well as other "little" things, sure. But, those things didn't stop me then nor would they now.
