Toyota FJ Cruiser 2009 Automatic Gasoline mileage: 1 KM 4WD First: Send blessings upon the Prophet and remember Allah. Second: This vehicle is only suitable for a man who is strong and reliable. It requires a fully equipped vehicle that is very professionally done. You don’t want to buy a car and struggle, wasting a lot of money and time, because I’ve experienced it, and only someone who loves off-roading understands the precise equipment. The spaces in the FJ are tight, and all the preparations have been meticulously crafted. In short, the vehicle is, thanks to God, equipped from A to Z; you can go anywhere, and trust me, you will thank me while you’re off-roading. Anyone with an FJ and a passion for off-roading knows my equipment is professional. Third: Vehicle specifications: - The FJ Cruiser 2009 is fully loaded with cruise control, diff lock, and iTraq. - There's a small tank, but I installed an additional tank two years ago, making the total capacity (150) liters of red gasoline. Anyone who's tried the small tank knows it’s a hassle. - The vehicle has passed inspection and its registration has been renewed. - There are two original keys. - The vehicle has traveled 500,000 kilometers, which is considered normal mileage and is well maintained. - The transmission, engine, chassis, and body are all original, except for a minor dent on one side from the previous owner, and it is not due to a car accident. - Winch with wire from Al-Sulaimani has been installed at Al-Sulaimani and is working; the clutch is also functional. - There are two colors of hood compressors (yellow + white). - Fins on the right and left that protect you from rain while driving. - The tires are half-stone and have served me well for 3 years without complaints, and a few months ago I installed new ones of the same type, so they should last you about 3 years, God willing. Honestly, yes, there is noise from the tires, but they perform excellently in the desert, on dunes, and over rocks; no worries. - As for the rims, most owners of SUVs and trucks install rims without knowing that there may be a clearance of one or two millimeters, making the rim very dangerous and prone to breaking. So, the solution is: to do what I did and install (flanges), which can only be properly done at the Al-Thunayan lathe in the old industrial area in Riyadh, costing around 100 riyals each. I haven't complained about them, thank God, for 4 years, and most shops are dishonest; they just tighten the bolts without mentioning this clearance. (Physically), when the tires hit, the weight of the vehicle moves towards this gap, breaking the rim, so the solution is to install (flanges). - Of course, LEDs are placed all around the vehicle, even under the hood. - There is an aluminum water tank (90 liters) from Al-Sanaidi that doesn’t alter the taste of water, installed inside very professionally, allowing you to remove the back seats due to the support of passengers on the back and increasing the space significantly. - The drawers are aluminum from (Al-Ulya) and are well-known; my design is very professional (6) drawers. It's the best design for the FJ ever. Check the other designs and judge for yourself. You’ll see it holds all your gear while being comfortable, with ample space, and those who know FJs recognize that my work is undoubtedly professional. - (For professionals) and FJ enthusiasts, please note regarding the (fridge): some place it on top of the drawers, crowding their rear view and space. I have placed it very professionally between the front seats, and at the same time, it’s ventilated in the front to keep the fridge cool. My fridge is 15 liters; it can hold an entire cooler without a lid, based on my experience. If I'm not mistaken, it can hold about 12 kilos, but definitely 10 kilos for freezing or cooling. It works well, and most shop owners will place a fridge between the seats that can only hold 4 water bottles, or a large fridge will crowd you in the back and annoy you. That’s why, guys, I’ve