Spec Comparison Tables

Which Turbo Kei Cars can you import from Japan?
Import is easy and regulations are the same as their Kei truck cousins. However, duty is often lower as they are classified as passenger vehicles.

Australians can only import first-generation models produced before 1989. Americans can import first and second-generation models. Canadians can import first, second and third-generation models originally sold up to 2001. And lucky British customers can import any models sold up to 2006.

Each generation became larger and more powerful.
Each generation represents the response of carmakers to new Japanese government regulations increasing maximum allowable vehicle size and engine displacement.

Performance, size, weight and refinement generally increased over the years. But the biggest difference you will find over the generations are the amenities that make these cars some comfortable to drive.

First Generation

[ultimatetables 4 /]

Second Generation

[ultimatetables 2 /]

Third Generation

[ultimatetables 3 /]

Note 1:Information on this page is correct to the best of our knowledge.
Note 2:Information on this page is subject to change without notice.

For more detailed information on any specific model please contact us.

Suzuki Alto Works 1988-2000

Honda Beat 1991-1996

Suzuki Cappuccino 1991-1997

Daihatsu Mira TR-XX 1991-1998

Mitsubishi Minica Dangan ZZ 1989-1998

Daihatsu Leeza Spider 1991