In 1999, Suzuki debuted the Sidekick 4x4, a marginally larger variant of the Samurai. Moreover, General Motors sold its version of the Sidekick as the Geo Tracker that same year. The rollover fiasco ...

Although sales fell sharply after 1988, Suzuki continued selling the Samurai in the United States until 1995. It did, however, continue selling the Jimny in other markets and it remains one of ...

1986 Suzuki Samurai JX Vehicle Type: front-engine, rear/4-wheel-drive, 4-passenger, 3-door convertible. PRICE Base/As Tested: $6950/$7650 Options: air-conditioning, $700.

Christopher Mogal Muchwa’s connection to the Suzuki Samurai runs deep, from childhood memories to cross-country adventures. In an era of high-tech vehicles, he finds joy, lessons, and a sense of ...

Under the hood, the 1985 Maruti Suzuki Gipsy started its journey powered by a one-liter 61 PS (60 hp) engine. The automaker paired the inline-four unit with a five-speed manual transmission.