Equipment
4.0-liter V6 mated to a five-speed automatic transmission and a dual-range transfer case. Equipment includes Bilstein shocks, 16? TRD alloy wheels, skid plates, rock rails, a roof rack, Active Traction Control (A-TRAC), and a TRD exhaust system as well as a CD stereo with Bluetooth connectivity.
Condition
245 miles and never titled.
Market commentary
These trucks have been appreciating fast in recent years, reaping the double benefit of being both a later Japanese car and looking like a vintage truck—two extremely hot segments. The FJ Cruiser is Toyota’s most unique off-roader—a rugged, purpose built truck with personality, something most Toyotas desperately lack. With a 10-inch ground clearance, it could ford a 27.5-inch deep river in stock form. The FJ Cruiser was a breath of fresh air for Toyota enthusiasts at a time when the Land Cruiser morphed into a capable but bland-looking mall-crawler. No longer isolated to cult-status, the FJ Cruiser hit the mainstream in late-2020. Classic car auctions went from selling two or three FJ Cruisers a year to selling nearly 10 per month as values rose, spurred on by the rising popularity of modern Toyota Land Cruisers among collectors.