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[Kansas Law Dog]

Hopefully the article will make it into the hands of Horace and Buffy before they purchase their next vehicle. The fewer people buying the FJ as an "iconic conveyance" the better. To keep the FJ Cruiser affordable (and a vehicle buyers can pre-specify the options they want), it needs to have a shelf life on the dealership lots longer than 6 hours.

I don't get upset with articles like this. Someone that really wants an on-road and off-road "out-of-the-box" vehicle will be wise enough to test it for themselves. You cannot simply dismiss Toyota build quality and long term reliability went considering a new vehicle purchase.