1999 Subaru Sambar EFI Super Charged 4WD, PS, 2Hi-4Hi EL Gear, AC, 5MT#BUC70373

1999 Subaru Sambar EFI Super Charged 4WD, finished in White, came to us straight out of the Japanese domestic market.

Condition and equipment — Sambar EFI Super Charged 4WD

Recorded mileage on this 1999 Sambar EFI Super Charged 4WD is 105,054. The source recorded no unit alongside that figure, so 105,054 is reproduced exactly as stored rather than converted. Recorded equipment covers air conditioning and power steering.

Engine and transmission — Sambar EFI Super Charged 4WD

The engine is recorded as the EN07Y — fuel-injected 660cc 4-cylinder. Subaru was the last maker to keep a four-cylinder in the kei class, and the EN07 is that engine — four small cylinders instead of three larger ones, which is why a Sambar is so much less busy than a three-cylinder rival. The 660cc engine drives through a manual gearbox.

1999 Subaru Sambar EFI Super Charged 4WD: the background

Subaru built the Sambar in-house from 1961 until the last one left the line on 29 February 2012, after which the badge moved onto a rebadged Daihatsu. A 1999 vehicle comes from the in-house era. Every Subaru-built Sambar is a full cab-over, which is precisely how Subaru got a longer cargo bed than its rivals onto the same overall length. Subaru's rocker covers carry a cast "CLOVER4" badge with a four-leaf clover — a nod to the four-cylinder layout the company built its kei reputation on.

Buying this 1999 Sambar EFI Super Charged 4WD

Plenty of buyers keep a Sambar EFI Super Charged 4WD looking exactly as it arrived; this one is White and presented as we received it. What you see is what we have: a White Sambar EFI Super Charged 4WD on our lot, not a listing for a vehicle still in an auction hall. It is listed at $12,300.