2014 Toyota FJ Cruiser SUV Review -- ChasingCars.com.au

Tom Baker from Chasing Cars reviews the Toyota FJ Cruiser:
The Toyota FJ Cruiser is one of the most distinctive trucks on the road—based on the three-door Prado, the FJ has solid underpinnings that make it competitive off-road, and we find that it's not bad on the road, either. And, at $50,000, the FJ Cruiser represents great value in its segment. Just don't mind the fuel economy...

[breeze]

I have a 2014 purchased in 2014 and I have no problem with operating the dials safely while I'm driving. I suppose I can manipulate the dials and switches without looking at them by now. And I'm also getting 20 miles per gallon. I found that by using Premium gas I can get 20mpg. Regular gets me about 18mpg. Driving like a maniac will make your FJ drink fuel like it has to. Also I only paid $44K for mine and i got the stock roof racks, running board and the subwoofer with A-Trac & locking diff. But I wish I also had the "CRAWL" feature.

[TwoMagadan]

Wow - you're reviewing style is fantastic. Keep up the good work! You'll be on TopGear in no time!

[beny]

Great review. All good info with the perfect amount of editorial opinion. Nice one.

[Timpala]

Actually, they are called clam shell doors and not suicide doors. Suicide doors can be opened individually. Clam shell doors can only be opened when opening the front door first. I have clam shell doors on my Honda Element and they are a pain in the butt when you are in a parking lot. Sorry to nitpick.

[MrFwanky]

How do I get that stereo head unit in the North American version fj?! The audio unit we have is crap.

[MrFwanky]

Vlad K how can I get in touch with you? Do you still have the radio?

[reymartz]

You guys in Europe buy gallons by the liters??  Thought it was so many miles to the gallon? NOT KILOMETERS... so weird how different nations operate.