This 1993 Suzuki Jimny is a compact Japanese-market off-roader finished in Black over a matching Black interior, showing just 91,200 kilometers (~56,670 miles) and powered by a spirited 660cc turbocharged three-cylinder engine mated to an automatic transmission. With its rugged, boxy styling and small footprint, this Jimny embodies the charm and capability that has made these kei-class 4x4s cult favorites around the globe.

This example benefits from extensive recent mechanical servicing, ensuring it’s ready for adventure or everyday use. The seller reports that the entire ignition and cooling systems have been refreshed, including a new water pump, timing belt, thermostat, hoses, radiator, spark plugs, wires, distributor, cap, and rotor. The heater core has also been replaced, and a brass bushing upgrade has been fitted to the transfer case, improving long-term reliability.

All fluids have been recently addressed, with fresh engine oil and filter, coolant flush, and new fluid in both differentials and the automatic transmission. The engine is said to run strong and without issues, offering the kind of dependable, rev-happy performance these turbocharged kei engines are known for.

Inside, the cabin features a simple and functional design with seating upholstered in black, manual controls, and cold-blowing air conditioning—a rare comfort for a 1990s kei truck. The black exterior remains tidy and purposeful, retaining its classic Jimny aesthetic with short overhangs, high ground clearance, and boxy lines.