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A friend recently purchased a 07 FJ Cruiser. The majority of his mileage consists of highway commuting. What harm will come if he uses “regular gas” as opposed to “premium” as recommend by the owner’s manual?

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I believe Onmo is correct.

Wonder if they fixed later 07's with a flash.

Yeah ... I guess most family sedans would fall short if you're use to driving a Vette.

Wow! You'd pick the 3.5l Impala over the 3.8l Grand Prix?

I take a "J" VIN Corolla before a CA one.

just learned the new Saturn Vue is built there.

Does the 3.5l have a timing belt?

Now I'm reading the 3.5l LZ4 is an antiquated design. I thought it was just introduced in 06.

Do you favor the 4 cylinder or 6 cylinder models?

I would imagine the newly redesigned Elantra is a different animal than your wife's car too.

Glad I'm considering the 4 cylinder Sonata.

Guess you still get killed at resale time.

I was just checking out the current generation Sonota. 5 star frontal & side crash ratings landed it on C&D's top 10 safe car list <$25k.

Alot of new units were purchased 2 years ago. Is it easy for you to find a privately owned 1 or 2 years domestic sedan?

It's hard to find a mid-size/large domestic sedan 1-2 years old that wasn't a former rental unit around here.

I've seen some former rental units with as little as 7k miles and some with 30k miles. Why the variation from the same major rental agency?