1995 Daihatsu Hijet#BUC18528

We have this 1995 Daihatsu Hijet on the lot, finished in Red, imported direct from Japan. The chassis code on this one is S110P, and drive is four-wheel drive. We have it on file as stock number JhbLc6, chassis S110P-032509. 25 photographs of this specific vehicle are on this listing.

What a Hijet is

Daihatsu supplies the Hijet to other makers for rebadging — Toyota since 2011, Subaru since 2012 — and it was licence-built abroad as the Piaggio Porter in Italy and the Asia Towner in Korea. The Hijet was built to be maintained by its owner rather than by a dealer: the seats tip forward, the engine is right there, and the service points are deliberately obvious. The S110P code puts this 1995 Hijet in the eighth-generation Hijet, produced between 1994 and 1999.

The paperwork on this 1995 Hijet

It shows 4,915 mi on the clock, with a condition of used on file. Fuel type on file is Gasoline.

Mechanical specification of this Hijet

It runs a 660cc engine. Behind the Red bodywork sits a manual gearbox. Four-wheel drive on a truck this light matters less for speed than for not getting stuck: there is very little weight pressing the tyres into wet ground.

Owning a Hijet

A 1995 Hijet is old enough to be simple and new enough to be usable, which is most of why this generation gets exported rather than scrapped. It is on our books as JhbLc6, and what this listing records is what we hold on file for it. It is listed at $8,189. Japan's kei category exists because small vehicles are taxed and registered differently there, and the Hijet was built specifically to qualify.