Make no mistake; the FJ Cruiser has serious road presence. The iconic white roof, round halogen headlamps and wrap-around rear quarter windows and over fenders pay homage to the classic FJ40.

Features of the Toyota FJ Cruiser

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  Engine Immobiliser

  Car safety isn't just about air bags and crumple zones. It's important to protect your car from unwanted intruders.

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  Traction Control

  On wet, icy or even sandy road surfaces, the degree of traction between your tyres and the road is dramatically reduced. Traction Control improves your tyres grip on the road.

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  Flexible Interior

  Toyota designed FJ Cruiser's interior for optimum flexibility of passenger accommodation and cargo capacity.

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  Curtain Airbags

  To help make sure everyone stays safe in the event of an accident, the FJ Cruiser comes with SRS side airbags.

1. Strong, modern appeal - with wide grille, upright windscreen, rear access doors
2. Toyota FJ Cruiser's versatile cabin combines style and function
3. 4.0-litre quad-cam V6 engine has more than 310Nm of torque available from approximately 1200rpm
4. The vehicle seats five adults and has 0.99 cubic metres of cargo space when the rear seats are in the normal position
5. Toyota's Australian engineers have played a leading role in developing the FJ Cruiser's ride and handling for local conditions
6. Key off-road attributes of Toyota's FJ Cruiser attest to its ability to traverse rugged terrain and deliver full-scale off-road driving performance
7. Fuel economy on the official combined cycle is 11.4 litres/100km*, delivering a theoretical driving range of 631km with carbon dioxide emissions of 267 grams/km.
8. On the highway, fuel economy improves to 9.3 litres/100km* (774km range). Even on the urban cycle, FJ Cruiser returns 14.9 litres/100km* (483km range).

*Fuel consumption and emissions will vary depending on driving conditions/style, vehicle conditions and options/accessories. Source of fuel consumption data: ADR 81/02.