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Last post on Jan 19, 2010 at 6:12 AM
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#12 of 17 Re: Definately try a manual [zenpunk]
by sparklemahn
Jul 15, 2008 (7:12 pm)
I knew I should have splurged for the short shifter! In any case, I love
my new 2008 six speed manual FJ! It shifts smoothly and the clutch reminds me of a German made sports car clutch. It's "un"!
#13 of 17 Re: Definately try a manual [sparklemahn]
by shoozie
Nov 05, 2008 (1:11 am)
Hi, little naive here. Bought a 4x4 manuel FJ from private seller, was such a steal, I had to have it even though I hadn't driven a stick in about 14 years and barely then. I got it down pat but I have no idea what a "short shifter" is? School me.
#14 of 17 2007 FJ with 90k miles
by takafoomi1
Nov 06, 2008 (2:27 pm)
Guys i have a question. A local dealership, Toyota dealer, has a yellow 6-speed 2007 FJ Cruiser with 90k miles. Apparently someone used it for commuting. Apparently I can get it for about $15,500 w/o tax and tags. The question is, should I? It's a ton of mileage in a short period of time. They tell me they've gone over it with a fine tooth comb, new tires, fluids, and so forth. It's physically clean.
I have owned/own other toyotas - my 91 MR2 Turbo has 112k miles and it's much older. Whats the risk in getting something so used up in the prime of its life? Does anyone else have a high mileage FJ?
Thanks!
#15 of 17 Re: 2007 FJ with 90k miles [takafoomi1]
by tidester
Nov 06, 2008 (11:09 pm)
That sounds like a decent price considering the miles. You may want to browse through Toyota FJ Cruiser Prices Paid and Buying Experience to get an idea of what others have been paying recently. I'll just note that the original owner was apparently concerned enough about the high miles on a two year old vehicle to trade it in.
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#16 of 17 manual transmition
by agoralik
Jan 18, 2010 (7:57 pm)
i have a question...does anybody know if u can somehow put the manual transmition fj into a 2 wheel drive ? instead of driving it all the time in 4 wheel. ??? let me know...thanks !
#17 of 17 Re: manual transmition [agoralik]
by vcheng
Jan 19, 2010 (6:12 am)
Short of removing the front drive shaft, no. The manual FJ is full time 4wd.