1994 Suzuki Carry Truck#BUC41975

Our stock includes this 1994 Suzuki Carry Truck, finished in White — a right-hand-drive Japanese import. Drive on this Carry Truck is four-wheel drive.

What a Carry Truck is

Suzuki was candid about who the Carry was for: individual shopkeepers, small workshops, and agriculture, forestry and fisheries. It has sold a dedicated farm grade with a differential lock continuously. Carrys were mostly ordered in plain white for trade use; this one is White. Suzuki has built the Carry since 1961 — eleven generations, and the oldest nameplate the company still sells. It was Japan's best-selling truck nameplate for thirty-nine consecutive years from 1971, passing four million units by 2010.

1994 Suzuki Carry Truck: engine, gearbox and running gear

The engine is recorded as the F6A. Suzuki built the F6A in carburetted, injected and turbocharged forms and in both six-valve and twelve-valve single-cam heads, and that breadth is part of why it survived so long. Gearbox on this Carry Truck is a 5-speed gearbox, driving four-wheel drive.

Recorded condition of this 1994 Carry Truck

The odometer reads 25201 and the listing records a Japanese auction grade of 4/B. No unit was stored with that reading — we quote 25201 as recorded and will confirm from the vehicle on request.

Where a Carry Truck earns its keep

Farms, vineyards, ranches, grounds crews and building sites are where Carry Trucks end up in the US, for the same reasons they ended up there in Japan — Japanese sources describe the kei truck as a necessity for moving tools, crops and catch. Built in 1994, this Carry Truck is 32 years old and clears the 25-year threshold at which imported vehicles are exempt from US federal motor vehicle safety standards conformity. It is listed at $5,700.