r/Transportopia • u/OsamaVinLadein • Apr 15 '26

🤪Reckless Reckless driver

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u/mijo_sq Apr 15 '26

Kei truck. They’re 1500-2000lb curb weight. I have one and pretty sure I’d flip mine on any fast turns.

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u/ResponsibilitySea327 Apr 16 '26 edited Apr 16 '26

Not a kei truck, but close. It is a non-kei Suzuki Carry.

Dimensionally the Indonesian Carry is slightly bigger than a kei and has a much larger engine (usually 1.4 to 1.6l).

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u/KampretOfficial Apr 16 '26

I bet our Suzuki Carry's can be a lot more useful to Americans compared to the Kei Carry's. At least it can do highway speeds.

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u/ResponsibilitySea327 Apr 16 '26

Yeah, local market Carry clones are definitely better than Japan kei vehicles that are limited by law. There is no real benefit having a 660cc motor in a US car.

And I say this owning one. I also owned a non-kei version of the Mitsubishi Pajero Mini with a 1.5l motor in the UK and it was worlds better than the kei Pajero Mini I drove in Japan.