I have a great looking 2008 FJ Cruiser with a beautiful exterior, new back quarter, leather seats, and pretty new tires—with 150k miles and a rebuilt transmission that came with a warranty in 2021. I am second owner. No accidents. That’s the good news. Bad news is that it has major rust underneath and it felt wobbly all of the sudden. My mechanic just advised it has to do with the axel—two lateral arms are broken and the stabilizer bar ripped from axel. Carvana offered $8200. I was hoping to sell for $12-15k, but now it has big issues. Will anyone else pay more? Or do I take the offer?

2014 146k miles super clean carfax with dealer maintenance and minimal rust! I’m super happy with it! Roof rack is on its way!

Hello,

I am trying to install a new downstream passenger side O2 sensor. The previous one was damaged at the top and some wires were cut. As I put in the new one, It seems like there is not enough room to get the O2 sensor into place to begin screwing it in. Is this common?

2014 Quicksand. 125k miles. She is so pretty.

Honeyseal located in Oakville, ON. It’s a dry ice blasting, then lanolin wax applied I believe. How have you rustproofed your FJ?

I guess Hyundai wants to revive the FJ…https://youtu.be/QO5UsfeyuzI?si=V3Su_-3EEL3FHXvM

I was watching the documentary "Dakar", which was filmed in 2023 in Saudi Arabia. Several FJ sightings throughout. It looks like it was race officials and probably some light duty team support vehicles. (the main support vehicles are fucking massive, basically an offroad mobile garage)

I think it's pretty sweet because the last ones sold in the Middle East were the 2022 model year, aside from the 1000 Final Edition 2023's. If it was for advertising, Toyota would have sent a Land Cruiser or 4Runner that's still in production.

Sorry about the crap picture, I had to take a photo of my tablet. Also, the doc is decent if you're into that sort of thing. Also, also, even with US manufacturers in the race, I didn't see a single Jeep.