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2014 Trail Teams Ultimate Edition FJ Cruiser photo courtesy of Toyota.
2014 Trail Teams Ultimate Edition FJ Cruiser photo courtesy of Toyota.
Toyota will no longer produce its FJ Cruiser mid-size SUV after the 2014 model year, the automaker announced Tuesday at the SEMA Show in Las Vegas.
Toyota will produce a limited edition version called the 2014 FJ Cruiser Trail Teams Ultimate Edition as a run of only 2,500 vehicles. Toyota produced the FJ Cruiser, which was inspired by the Land Cruiser FJ40 of the 1960s, for eight model years.
The vehicle saw only 369 fleet registrations in calendar-year 2012. Of those, 269 were rental cars.
Originally posted on Automotive Fleet
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