Daihatsu’s $8,800 Taft Looks Tougher Than It Drives
Daihatsu Taft gets new edition and smarter safety technology to take on Suzuki Hustler and Mitsubishi Delica Mini … Source: Car Scoops
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Mazda’s Cheapest Crossover Costs $9,950, But It’s Nearly Two Feet Shorter Than The Miata.
The updated Mazda Flair crossover comes with some styling tweaks and improved safety kit, following the example of the Suzuki Hustler twin. … Source: Car Scoops
Subaru’s Cheapest New Car Is A $7,200 Light Van With Three Pedals
The Sambar Van has a digital cluster and 9-inch display, but the base trim remains admirably bare-bones. … Source: Car Scoops
Think Suzuki’s Refreshed Hustler Is The Baby Jimny, Prices Start At $10,000
The micro SUV of the light car world modernizes its style with more standard safety equipment in Japan … Source: Car Scoops
Japan’s Popular Light Truck Is Now Smarter And Costs Less Than $7,000
Daihatsu’s Hijet truck and Toyota’s Pixis will be equipped with the latest technology for 2026, keeping the light vehicle flagships up to date. … Source: Car Scoops
Mitsubishi Still Sells New 4WD Pickups For Used Corolla Money
Whether you call it Suzuki, Nissan, Mazda or Mitsubishi, this little workhorse has a modern face and expanded safety kit. … Source: Car Scoops