japan
A partial answer is that the fj refers to the model numbers that Toyota used to refer to Land Cruisers. FJ40 was a standard land cruiser and the FJ 55 was the land cruiser wagon. I have no idea what the actual meaning of the "FJ" letters may be.
The F is the engine type, the J is the Body Type. The FJ was sold in the USA and Canada. In Canada you could also get a BJ. This was quite popular! The B actually was for the light diesel engine......
1990 last of the fj-62's
Toyota Fj Cruisers are currently popular cars and they come in many different colors. One can purchase a used Toyota FJ Cruiser from AutoAnything, Mudflaps, Auto Barn, Go Warn, or a Toyota dealership.
UK
it depends, penny's are made for fast cruising while stereo vinyl cruisers are made for cruising but are better for tricks. vinyl cruisers are cheaper but penny is the way to go.
Break it down first. The "F" stands for the Type F Gasoline engine the switched to in 1954 from the original Type B. The "J" actually stands for jeep, which was a generic term for that style vehicle before it became a name brand. The first of its kind was the Toyota Jeep BJ, using the the Type B motor. The two digits that began to follow the FJ are specifying the series. It went: FJ, FJ-40, FJ-55 and 56, FJ-60, FJ-70(never made it to the states), FJ-80, FJ-100, and the FJ-200.
FJ means foreign jeep because when they first made it, it was a crude japanese copy of the american jeep cj.
The FJ Cruiser is not made for speed. The top speed is going to be around 110 mph.
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No, they are no longer being made.