NCFJGUY 
2007 Toyota FJ Cruiser SUV 4dr SUV 4WD (4.0L 6cyl 6M)
Best SUV I have ever owned!!
 I bought a used 2007 FJ in 20016 with just over 100k on the speedo and now have just over 120k. I have always liked these vehicles but did not want to spend the money they fetch. I finally found one in great shape in my budget. Let me first say, I have owned all kinds of cars, trucks and SUV in my time to include Jeeps, Lexus, Porsch, BMW, Mercedes, etc. At the time I was considering the Hummer, Jeep, and FJ. I am soooo glad I went with the FJ. I can not say enough good things about the SUV. I love the look, it has great road manners, goes great in snow, mud, off road etc (with the right tires) and always gets compliments. The FJ gets compliments from all kinds of people from young, old, black white, etc. I have heard the "complaints" some people have about the FJ.  It is to plain on the inside, it has blind spots, the back windows do not roll down, do not like the suicide doors, etc. Let me say, that some are understandable but to me well worth it. Yes, I would love for the back windows to roll down, yes, I would love an over head storage area. Other than that I have no issues. Blind spots? Learn how to drive. Interior to plain? Buy a Lexus. Suicide doors? Buy a 4 door jeep. This is a purpose built (off road) vehicle that works well driving around town or on long trips. I love the utility look of the inside with little frills, and basic controls. I love the retro feel and look of the exterior. For a purposes built SUV it is plenty comfortable but it is not Lexus comfortable. Mine has all the extras for the year model like dash mounted gauge package, A-Track, rear diff lock, etc. I would highly recommend finding one with these features.  While not as many aftermarket parts like a Jeep, their are plenty enough to hurt your pocket book. Did I mention the crazy high resell value these things hold? Look it up, one of the highest in the market. It is nice to know you can drive and enjoy it and not loose your shirt a few years later. I plan on keeping this forever and never selling. If the old FJ's are a sign the FJ cruiser is destine to be a classic and highly collectible. Heck, it is already that way now much less in 20 or 30 years. One obvious point that it has is the Toyota reliability. I have only done general maintenance on mine with no issue. It uses and leaks zero oil between oil changes. I have seen a few owners reporting 200k to over 300k on the original motor and transmission. I cant say enough good things about the FJ Cruiser and have enjoyed it every minute I have owned it. It is a vehicle I enjoy every time I get in it and most owners I know are the same way about theirs. Get one you will not regret it.