FJ spot in Prague

Wingnut · 10-02-2006, 08:31 AM

So I've taken a little break from the States, studying abroad in Germany until December (when I get to drive my FJ again, but before I start getting flamed, I'm paying for the car even tho I'm a student, hooray for work-study). Anyways, we took a weekend trip to Prague, and I spotted a black fully loaded FJ just sitting in the main square in front of the Museum. License plate is from Slovenia tho I think. So that's pretty interesting that they seem to be getting into Central Europe even. Just thought I'd share, here's a pic.
http://new.photos.yahoo.com/fjwingy/...03160726452/41

Baja500 · 10-02-2006, 09:30 AM

pic not working

Wingnut · 10-02-2006, 10:56 AM

Ok, fixed it.

Baja500 · 10-02-2006, 10:57 AM

very cool, thanks. is that a satellite antenna on the front roof area?

Wingnut · 10-02-2006, 11:06 AM

Ya, I just zoomed on that and it looks like it has either a GPS or XM. Which means that the Euros aren't having any more luck getting base models than we are.

AlphA · 10-02-2006, 11:22 AM

unfortunatelly no toyota dealer in europe has yet the fj in stock.and i don't think is gonna happen either..

there are independent dealers which stock the fj cruiser but the prices are shockingly high...is between 60 000$ and 80 000 $.

we europeans are very unfortunate ....

personnaly i don't think that in europe the prices practiced in americas are achievable...and i have in mind the range of 26000-30000$...no way..

jbd2002 · 10-02-2006, 01:09 PM

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AlphA previously said:

unfortunatelly no toyota dealer in europe has yet the fj in stock.and i don't think is gonna happen either..

there are independent dealers which stock the fj cruiser but the prices are shockingly high...is between 60 000$ and 80 000 $.

we europeans are very unfortunate ....

personnaly i don't think that in europe the prices practiced in americas are achievable...and i have in mind the range of 26000-30000$...no way..

It's funny that you say that Europeans are very unfortunate. If you look in another thread you will see many FJers saying how unfortunate we are that we can't get diesels here in the US. There are several cars available in Europe that we will never see. I guess it's all in our individual perspective. I will say that I would prefer to keep paying the gas prices here in the US rather than in Europe.