The Toyota FJ60 and FJ62 are both variants of the Land Cruiser 60 Series, but they have some key differences…
- Engine – The FJ60 typically came with a 4.2-liter inline-six engine (2F engine). The FJ62 usually came with a 4.0-liter inline-six engine (3F-E engine), which offered fuel injection for improved performance and fuel efficiency compared to the carbureted engine in the FJ60.
- Emissions and Safety Features – The FJ60 might lack certain emissions and safety features required in later model years, depending on the region and year of production. The FJ62 generally had more modern emissions controls and safety features, such as fuel injection and improved crash protection.
- Interior and Comfort – The interior of the FJ60 tends to be more basic compared to the FJ62, with simpler amenities and fewer creature comforts. The FJ62 often had a more refined interior with additional comfort features such as power windows, power door locks, and air conditioning, making it more suitable for daily driving and long trips.
- Exterior Styling – The FJ60 typically had a simpler, more utilitarian exterior design compared to the FJ62. The FJ62 might have had additional exterior styling elements, such as body-colored trim, updated grille designs, and modernized lighting.
- Availability – The FJ60 was produced from the early 1980s to the late 1980s, depending on the market. The FJ62 was produced from the late 1980s to the early 1990s, again depending on the market.
While both the FJ60 and FJ62 are highly regarded for their off-road capability and durability, the FJ62 is generally considered to be a more refined and modernized version compared to the FJ60, with improved engine technology, comfort features, and safety equipment.