toyota started making the fj cruiser in 2006.
toyota started making the fj cruiser in 2006.
when did toyota start making the fj cruiser?
2006
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the toyota fj cruiser is a retro style, mid-size suv. introduced as a concept car at the january 2003 north american international auto show, the fj cruiser was approved for production after positive consumer response and debuted at the january 2005 north american international auto show in final production form. 









































the fj cruiser was built by toyota subsidiary hino motors in hamura, japan since 2006 and shares many structural underpinnings with the toyota land cruiser prado. the fj cruiser entered the japanese market on 4 december 2010, announced on 25 november in that year.
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the "fj-s cruiser concept", debuted at the 2012 sema auto show in las vegas, nv, is the creation of toyota and toyota racing development (trd) in an effort to create a new style of fj cruiser that from its looks, remains fairly similar, but is designed to be even more off-road ready than its standard fj cruiser counterparts. the "fj-s cruiser concept" actually incorporates suspension components from the baja series tacoma and has an upgraded chassis and body structure with the addition of an underbody "exoskeleton" to improve its off-road prowess. according to toyota, the extra stiffness and strength provided by the exoskeleton creates a more suitable platform for the suspension modifications and wheel upgrades added, which include 60-mm bilstein racing shocks up front and 50-mm bilstein racing shocks with remote reservoirs in the rear which produce around 1.3" of lift over stock. also, the fj-s features all new trd 17-inch wheels in a midnight black finish along with bfgoodrich mud-terrain tires. trd also added their new supercharger with a twin vortex system and a large air-to-water intercooler, which brings the engine output to 345 horsepower and 345 lb/ft of torque, which is 30% and 25% of increase over the standard fj cruiser model. the exterior of the "fj-s cruiser concept" received other changes/upgrades including a front nudge bar and the rock rails used on other fj cruiser variants. the color toyota chose for this model is the quicksand color, but unlike other fj variants, they kept the white roof as opposed to doing a monochromatic color scheme. the interior of the fj-s debuted an all-new two-tone leather seating with the fj-s logos on the seatbacks along with custom floor mats.
toyota fj cruiser