2000 Suzuki Carry Truck#BUC88888

We have this 2000 Suzuki Carry Truck on the lot, finished in White II, imported direct from Japan. Drive on this Carry Truck is four-wheel drive. We have 10 pictures of this Carry Truck here, all of the actual vehicle.

What a Carry Truck is

The Carry moved to a semi-cab-over nose in January 1999, but the engine stayed under the driver's seat — the change was to the bodywork, not to the layout. The Carry has been built under licence and badge worldwide — as the Bedford Rascal in the UK, the Holden Scurry in Australia, the Maruti Omni in India — which is unusual reach for a kei truck. 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. Japanese buyers bought Carrys by the hundred thousand for farms, markets and building sites, so a 2000 example is the product of decades of unglamorous refinement.

The mechanical side of this Carry Truck

Drive reaches the road through a 5-speed gearbox, four-wheel drive.

2000 Suzuki Carry Truck: recorded details

A 2000 vehicle showing 31093, recorded with a Japanese auction grade of 4/B. No unit was stored with that reading — we quote 31093 as recorded and will confirm from the vehicle on request.

What a Carry Truck is good for

Plenty of buyers keep a Carry Truck looking exactly as it arrived; this one is White II and presented as we received it. Built in 2000, this Carry Truck is 26 years old and clears the 25-year threshold at which imported vehicles are exempt from US federal motor vehicle safety standards conformity. Price on this one is $6,700.