1994 Subaru Sambar Van Classic#BUC39515

A 1994 Subaru Sambar Van Classic in our current inventory, finished in Green, brought in out of the Japanese domestic market.

The 1994 Sambar in context

The name comes from the sambar deer, in keeping with the rest of Subaru's naming of that era. The KV3 designation follows Subaru's own convention: the letters give the body and the number gives the drive. Rated at 200kg, the Sambar carries its load directly over the driven wheels rather than behind them.

The numbers on this Sambar Van Classic

On the paperwork it measures 330cm × 140cm × 190cm. The documents give a kerb weight of 850kg, a rated load capacity of 200kg and 8.77m³ of measured cargo volume. Registration on this Sambar Van Classic records 4 seats and a body type of Kei van, Vans. Carrying 200kg on a 850kg kerb weight is the kind of ratio that only comes from designing the whole vehicle around the load.

The mechanical side of this Sambar Van Classic

Under it is the EN07, a 660cc engine. Because the EN07 is a four rather than a three, the firing intervals are closer together and the engine is noticeably less busy at speed — a difference you can hear from the driver's seat. Gearbox on this Sambar Van Classic is a 5-speed manual gearbox, driving two-wheel drive.

1994 Subaru Sambar Van Classic: recorded details

A 1994 vehicle showing 107200 km, recorded with a condition of used.

What a Sambar Van Classic is good for

A closed body keeps the load dry and locked, which is the trade you make against the open bed of the truck version. It is on our books as SBSV125218R0712, and what this listing records is what we hold on file for it.