Vehicle specs

About this truck

This Sambar is a Japanese-market, right-hand drive kei van that's currently titled in New Jersey. It’s equipped with a metric instrument cluster, and its odometer currently displays around 156,900 kilometers, which represents approximately 97,500 miles.

Factory equipment includes power steering, a rear window wiper, sliding rear doors, cloth upholstery, folding rear seats, and air conditioning.

Modifications reported by the selling dealer include 12-inch aftermarket wheels, an aftermarket headlight assembly, front fascia, bumpers, and side fairing skirts, repainted body panels, a MOMO Corse steering wheel, and a Kenwood VDR-77 head unit.

The fifth-generation Sambar was offered beginning in 1990, and like its predecessors, the model was developed to comply with Japan's kei truck regulations. The Sambar was immensely popular in its home country both as a workhorse and as a leisure vehicle. Production ended in 1999.

Power comes from a 658cc EN07 inline-4, rated at approximately 46 horsepower and 41 lb-ft of torque. Output is sent to the rear wheels via a Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT).

Known issues:
Wear on interior trim and touchpoints
Some rust on engine bay and underbody components