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| Toyota FJ Cruiser |
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| Can they do anything wrong? |
| d.skinner 01-12-2006 |
After successfully opening up an entirely new market through Scion, Toyota is continuing to pursue the Gen-Y crowd (including myself) with the FJ. Not only is it reasonably prices (less than $25,000 well-equipped) but it gives a truly unique stance that cannot be matched. Miles ahead of a Wrangler in sophistication and much more attractive (among other things) than an Element. I truly hope that the FJ is a success (cmon, its a Toyota) and that it brings competitors, just like Scion did. |
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