No, the top of a Toyota FJ Cruiser does not come off like the removable tops found on some other vehicles, such as the Jeep Wrangler. The FJ Cruiser’s roof is fixed and integrated into the overall structure of the vehicle, providing structural rigidity and occupant protection.
While the FJ Cruiser does not have a removable top, it does feature rear half-doors and a rear liftgate that can be opened to create an open-air driving experience. Some owners have modified their FJ Cruisers with aftermarket roof racks, roof-mounted tents, or sunroof installations to enhance versatility and outdoor capabilities.
If you’re specifically looking for a vehicle with a removable top for open-air driving, you may want to consider other options that offer this feature, such as certain Jeep models or convertible SUVs.
