Kei cars are one of the most fascinating areas of global automotive culture. These pocket-sized vehicles were created to boost the Japanese economy after World War II, reviving a struggling industry.

Suzuki is that Japanese multinational corporation that could easily rival Honda’s multitasking activities but somehow maintains a lower-key presence, especially across the North American region.

Fusion Kei Trucks has introduced styling upgrades for the Suzuki Carry in Japan. The kit adds round halogen headlights, vintage bumpers, and modern alloys. The source of inspiration appears to be a ...

A test drive of a low-mileage 1994 Suzuki Carry, highlighting its compact dimensions, practical design, and distinctive Japanese kei truck character. #SuzukiCarry #KeiTrucks #JapaneseVehicles ...

The Suzuki Carry rumbles up a narrow back street, its cab filled with the smell of cut lumber and cold steel racks clinking softly behind the seats. A builder slides a pallet of tiles onto the flatbed ...

Even compared to five years ago, kei trucks are far more common in the US than they used to be. And if we were to look back 20 years, we'd note that the Japanese car scene was very different at the ...

Suzuki has unveiled yet another cute off-roader we’ll never get on American shores just in time for the upcoming 2024 Tokyo Auto Salon. Known as the Super Carry Mountain Trail Concept, this modified ...