2008 Toyota Fj Cruiser Base Sport Utility 4-door 4.0l on 2040-cars
San Tan Valley, Arizona, United States
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For your consideration. This 2008 4x4 FJ is simply amazing. As a 1 owner vehicle, the care, maintenance, and reliability of this Toyota far exceeds the norm. The FJ has never missed an interval and has only been serviced by a Toyota dealer since it rolled off the showroom. It has never been an in accident. It has no dents dings or scrapes. Very few small rock chips in the front area. All glass is perfect. Paint has been waxed no less than twice per year and is in excellent condition. Clear title in hand.
Several unique features have been added. Most noticeably is the color matched roof. A 3 inch lift kit was installed. A custom ladder for easy accessibility to the roof rack. Diamond plate interior accents. Larger wheels and tires. The tires are Nitto Terragrappler 285-65-18 and have 90% tread remaining. XM radio. Tube steps. Seat covers were added right after purchase. Not only are they in great shape, but the original seat material is practically brand new. TRD performance exhaust. Although the FJ is nearing 100k miles, it feels almost new. It has never been smoked in. We do not have kids or dogs. Adult owned, responsibly driven. Every service record is accounted for. It drives and performs as well as it did brand new. You will not be disappointed. |
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