2007 Toyota FJ Cruiser — the truck Toyota killed off, then everyone decided they wanted

This is the first-year FJ, and it's basically Toyota admitting the Land Cruiser had gotten too fancy.

The history is the best part: the FJ Cruiser is a retro tribute to the classic FJ40 Land Cruiser from the 1960s and 70s — white roof, upright windshield, TOYOTA spelled out across the grille, and those rear-hinged back doors with no B-pillar.
Toyota discontinued the FJ in the US in 2014 because sales were soft — and now clean ones are worth 70-90% of what they cost new, 19 years later. Toyota killed it for not selling, and the used market has been apologizing ever since.
Toughness / longevity is why people still hunt these down: that V6 and the simple, truck-based running gear racking 100s of thousands of miles.

New battery, great running condition.