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ZUKIWORLD Discussion Forum => Suzuki 4x4 Forum => Topic started by: Jonny Rash on August 24, 2011, 02:47:13 PM
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A brand new LWB for $14,000 USD. :P
http://www.suzuki.co.nz/Automotive/Farmworker/Farmworker+Versatile+4X4/ (http://www.suzuki.co.nz/Automotive/Farmworker/Farmworker+Versatile+4X4/)
(http://www.suzuki.co.nz/html/blob.php/Farmwork%20Versatile%204X4.jpg?document=101932&filetypecode=4&fileId=20077)
(http://www.suzuki.co.nz/html/blob.php?document=101940&filetypecode=4&fileId=20070)The also have pickup models and flatbeds.
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Huh. I didn't know they were still building these. Cool! Thanks for sharing.
- Andy
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Yep, they still build the "Samurai" in India. They built them in Spain until 2002 as well.
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sucks those ones cant be registered for the road. gotta wonder how expensive it would be to import one over...
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Yep, they still build the "Samurai" in India. They built them in Spain until 2002 as well.
That would be the Maruti "Gypsy" - you need to be aware that whilst they are Suzuki, they may not be the same spec as the Samurai - for example, we got the Gypsy, looking exactly like the pictures shown, but with a 4 cylinder, 1 litre engine instead of the 1.3.
Transmissions, transfer cases & axles may also be different.
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This one lists a 1.3, 16-valve 80-hp engine in its specs. I believe that all the new Gypsys have the same engine as well. I remember a gentlemen from India posting some pics of his a few years ago and it had the 1.3 16-valve.
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This one lists a 1.3, 16-valve 80-hp engine in its specs. I believe that all the new Gypsys have the same engine as well. I remember a gentlemen from India posting some pics of his a few years ago and it had the 1.3 16-valve.
Its the G13BB engine as used in the early Jimny models (the 98 on Jimny not the LJ/SJ Jimny!)