Toyota first introduced the Land Cruiser FJ62 in 1986 in a limited number of markets sporting the Toyota 3F carbureted engine and a manual transmission. It replaced the FJ60 for model year 1988 in the United States featuring greater power from the 3F-EFI engine paired to a 4-speed automatic transmission. The FJ62's stand out from the FJ60 due to their square headlights, power windows and locks, and larger side-view mirrors. The last year of production and sales for the FJ62 was 1990, same year that it was replaced by the 80 series Land Cruiser.
Toyota first introduced the Land Cruiser FJ62 in 1986 in a limited number of markets sporting the Toyota 3F carbureted engine and a manual transmission. It replaced the FJ60 for model year 1988 in the United States featuring greater power from the 3F-EFI engine paired to a 4-speed automatic transmission. The FJ62's stand out from the FJ60 due to their square headlights, power windows and locks, and larger side-view mirrors. The last year of production and sales for the FJ62 was 1990, same year that it was replaced by the 80 series Land Cruiser.
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