Daihatsu Hijet Regular Cab Manual (Silver)#BUC28396

We have this 2025 Daihatsu Hijet Regular on the lot, finished in Silver, imported direct from Japan. Drive on this Hijet Regular is four-wheel drive. We have 10 pictures of this Hijet Regular here, all of the actual vehicle.

The 2025 Hijet in context

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. Every four-wheel-drive Minicab from 1984 onward got twelve-inch front disc brakes and automatic free-wheeling front hubs as standard. Daihatsu is Toyota's small-vehicle specialist and the Hijet is the product it has spent longest refining — sixty-plus years of iteration on a single idea, and it shows in how resolved the details are.

What is on file for this Hijet Regular

The odometer figure on file is delivery mileage only. The listing gives a condition of new. The listing records Power Windows, LED Headlights, Remote Door Unlock, 4WD with Rear Locking Differential, AC & Heat and Power Steering.

How this 2025 Hijet Regular is put together

Power comes from the KF, a fuel-injected 660cc 3-cylinder unit. Daihatsu replaced the long-running EF with the KF, moving to twin cams and full electronic engine management. The 660cc engine drives through a 5-speed manual gearbox with a high/low range transfer case.

Living with a Hijet Regular

A 2025 Hijet Regular is old enough to be simple and new enough to be usable, which is most of why this generation gets exported rather than scrapped. We imported this 2025 Hijet Regular ourselves and sell it directly — there is no Daihatsu franchise between you and the vehicle. The asking price is $25,500. Japan raised the kei displacement ceiling to 660cc in January 1990, and the 660cc unit in this 2025 Hijet Regular was engineered to sit just inside it.