Seatbelts? No I'm in charge of designing 4x4 buttons but since the FJ has a transfer case shifter instead of buttons I have alot of free time on my hands. </div></BLOCKQUOTE>

I can understand why you guys went with a shifter instead of buttons. Your market research for potential FJ owners showed a high percentage of people who like long shafts. </div></BLOCKQUOTE>Hey now...my Xterra has a shifter too. </div></BLOCKQUOTE>

Guess they got the same market research results </div></BLOCKQUOTE>

Spot on research! ROFLMFAO!!! </div></BLOCKQUOTE>I suppose they gave the H3 push button 4wd because they knew H3 owners have never handled a long shaft before. H3 owners have never seen a shaft other than on the internet. I guess they marketed it correctly for the "Compensating" group.

Touché shaggy, touché

Actually the research for the FJ showed a high percentage of potential owners already owned long shafts and knew how to use them. I haven't seen the Market research for the H3 but I can only assume they gave it buttons because it showed that H3 owners have never owned long shafts and wouldn't know how to handle them.

Actually the research for the FJ showed a high percentage of potential owners already owned long shafts and knew how to use them. I haven't seen the Market research for the H3 but I can only assume they gave it buttons because it showed that H3 owners have never owned long shafts and wouldn't know how to handle them. </div></BLOCKQUOTE>

But we know how to find the right "button" every time

Actually the research for the FJ showed a high percentage of potential owners already owned long shafts and knew how to use them. I haven't seen the Market research for the H3 but I can only assume they gave it buttons because it showed that H3 owners have never owned long shafts and wouldn't know how to handle them. </div></BLOCKQUOTE>

But we know how to find the right "button" every time </div></BLOCKQUOTE>

Ding Ding Ding!!! Ladies and well, more ladies. We have a winner! Its obvious that H3 drivers know how to handle a ladies "special" button

While studies show that Xterra and FJ owners only know how to play with their shafts...

By themselves...

LOL X2

Actually the research for the FJ showed a high percentage of potential owners already owned long shafts and knew how to use them. I haven't seen the Market research for the H3 but I can only assume they gave it buttons because it showed that H3 owners have never owned long shafts and wouldn't know how to handle them. </div></BLOCKQUOTE>

But we know how to find the right "button" every time </div></BLOCKQUOTE>

Ding Ding Ding!!! Ladies and well, more ladies. We have a winner! Its obvious that H3 drivers know how to handle a ladies "special" button

While studies show that Xterra and FJ owners only know how to play with their shafts...

By themselves...


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LMAO

A message from a current owner of both the FJ Cruiser and the XTerra

MESSAGE

A message from a Hummer H3 owner

MESSAGE

Sounds about right!

Pretty much a given

ok, that was somewhat amusing.

S.

Hey! I resemble that remark...Wait...I mean I resent that remark...thats it...resent.

LMFAO!

So this is how people get thousands of posts!

Come out to Moab and we will see who does better. You in your H3, or me in my Xterra.

Come out to Moab and we will see who does better. You in your H3, or me in my Xterra. </div></BLOCKQUOTE>

Knew I would see some sort of response from you

Just happened to stumble across that this afternoon cleaning off an old laptop. Timing sure was great

Now I know what bothers me about the design. It looks like an old fashioned ambulance. Somebody should photoshop the last picture, and turn it red and white, make the off road lights red, and there you go mini off road ambulance

Looks capable on paper and probably has Toyota quality. But all these pictures still look ugly.

S.