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This 1996 Suzuki Carry Lift Dump is a great work truck with amazing capability and practicality. This mini lift dump truck comes with AC, 4WD, a 4 ...
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The Daihatsu Hijet is one of the best selling kei trucks of all time, and a staple on farms and job sites across Japan. This truck features a 5-sp...
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This 1998 Suzuki Carry is a great daily driver or work truck. It is equipped with a 5 speed transmission, 4WD with Hi/Lo gears, AC and axle lock. T...
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This Daihatsu Hijet is a great daily driver or work truck. This well preserved Hijet is adequately equipped with 5 Speed manual, 4WD, Hi/Lo Gear, A...
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This Daihatsu Hijet is a great daily driver or work truck. This well preserved Hijet is adequately equipped with 5 Speed manual, 4WD, Hi/Lo Gear, A...
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Japanese kei class mini trucks were purpose built to aid farmers in their day to day activities.
Mini trucks are versatile and useful for people all over the globe.
Japanese mini trucks are perfect vehicles for closed campuses, private properties, and large private ranches. Many private properties rely on other low speed vehicles, such as golf carts, that are both more expensive and less useful than Japanese mini trucks.
Japanese kei class mini trucks are compact and utilitarian. They are perfect for many tight job sites that need to move cargo and teams in confined spaces.
Almost all of the major Japanese car companies make kei class mini trucks.
There are options from Nissan, Daihatsu, Suzuki, Mitsubishi, Mazda, Subaru, Honda and Toyota.
The Tokyo Auto Salon is an annual showcase of Japan’s best aftermarket works, and always has tons of great builds and aftermarket products. The all new Suzuki Jimny shined as one of the most common models on display this year....
We took a trip to Japan’s ultimate aftermarket show to find the best new parts available in the mini truck motherland. As always, the show didn’t disappoint! Check out the cool parts and custom mini trucks that were on display...
