Really? "cause the Nav on the SL was very good. She still misses that....I miss the 493 HP!

As for "thirsty" someone said? Uh uh...THIS is thirsty!

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1167354549.jpg

Bringing home "baby" with my '02 Ram Quadcab 4x4. Now THAT is thirsty.

Yup, don't drive one. I love mine, I just drove it 710 miles up to North Carolina from Florida, the entire Florida leg was in terrential downpours the FJ took it in stride and puddles were a non problem. I ditched the stock 17" rims and tires and put on some nice 16" rims and Revos.

Once in North Carolina I took it out to Tellico Plains OHV park and it amazed me how well it did. I took a Most Difficult - Extreme trail (Rock Garden) by accident making a wrong turn and I was actually 1/2 way up it before I decided not to chance it any further and turn back down.

Rear seat access has not been an issue. I put Trail Gear rock rails on it that help with access and add a tough look to the truck. My 3 y/o gets in and out w/o a problem and we can reach his seat without reaching.

We get 17 MPG driving 100% city driving. And my highway milage has been in the 20-24 MPG range depending on how much crap I have packed into it. I also use a rear hitch deck that adds a bit of cargo capacity to it.

The family getting ready to hit the trails at Tellico:
http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y21...DSC_0262-1.jpg


So easy to get into the back a 3 year old can do it!
http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y21...3/CIMG0669.jpg

Trail Gear Rock Rails make getting in and out easier.
http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y21...CIMG0710-1.jpg

Okay, what Jim Said. Go drive one!

Cheers,

Paul.