Overview & Reviews

This is the last year of production for the Toyota FJ Cruiser. To mark its retirement, Toyota is offering a special Ultimate Edition of the off-road-themed Trail Teams package. Only 2,500 will be built, and all will have a Heritage Blue paint job with a color-matched roof. Functional hardware on the 2014 Toyota FJ Cruiser Trail Teams Ultimate Edition includes an upgraded TRD-tuned suspension, 16-inch bead-lock wheels, all-terrain tires and a thicker front skid plate. In addition, most of the items in the Convenience and Upgrade packages are standard on this model. Otherwise, the FJ Cruiser is unchanged.

• High level of off-road capability
• Comfortable seats
• Unique design inside and out
• Simple controls.

• Hard to see out of
• Cramped and difficult-to-access rear seat.

User Reviews:

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  2014 FJ Cruiser - 2014 Toyota FJ Cruiser
  By 32hooptie - September 23 - 7:34 am

  I bought the FJ Cruiser because its cool! So far i have been very happy with the vehicle. Its fun to drive, has plenty of power, and is solid and well built . Also it has all kinds of safety features through out. As for some of the reviews I read online.....Go to your toyota dealer and drive one, if you can still find one, toyota cut the FJ line and wont be making them anymore.

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  Great ride. - 2014 Toyota FJ Cruiser
  By jax290 - May 19 - 7:32 pm

  This is my second FJ Cruiser, so Im already partial to this vehicle. Ive taken my 09 hunting in eastern Nevada, and I was very impressed with its 4wd ability. I took this rig through areas quads had problems with, and it performed. I have no doubt that the 14 FJ would do as well. Im amazed that Toyota is discontinuing this model after this year. These are great. I love both of mine, and wouldnt trade them for anything comparable. My 09 is a manual transmission, and the 14 is an automatic.

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  My 2nd FJ - 2014 Toyota FJ Cruiser
  By dano100 - February 9 - 1:27 am

  The FJ Cruiser is the perfect vehicle for our situation. We have 3 dogs, a pop up camper and live in Ohio, where the winters can be rough. The rubber floor and water resistant seats, the ability to tow 5,000 lbs. and the off road and bad weather capabilities make it a joy to own.