What is a Suzuki Mighty Boy?
The Suzuki Mighty Boy is an automobile which was produced by Japanese automaker Suzuki from 1983 to 1988. It was the only “bonnet type” pick up (or coupé utility) ever sold in the 550 cc era of the Kei class.
Is a Suzuki Mighty Boy RWD?
Description. Based on the platform of its front-wheel drive Cerco sports coupe, Suzuki’s cheeky Mighty Boy was a unique attempt at building a utility that fell into the Japanese “Kei Class” for sub-550cc cars and has developed a cult following both in its home country and Australia today.

Are Mighty boys 4WD?
It sits on a smoothed, ground and powdercoated short-wheelbase 4WD Suzuki Sierra chassis; the builder put a lot of effort into making sure it presented well.
What is the smallest ute in Australia?
RAM is normally known for big American ‘full-size’ pickups, but now it has announced its smallest ute while Aussies are still waiting on the RAM 1000 HiLux-hitter. The car-based RAM 700 dual-cab ute has been launched overseas, offering a 750kg payload, 400kg towing capacity and super-low ownership costs.
What utes last the longest?

What is the most reliable 4×4 ute?
- Ford Ranger XLT 3.2.
- VW Amarok TDI420 Core.
- Toyota HiLux SR5.
- Mercedes Benz X-Class.
- Mitsubishi Triton.
- Mazda BT-50.
- Nissan Navara.
- Holden Colorado.
Which ute has the biggest tub?
The Ford Ranger’s tub is slightly narrower than that of the HiLux, but it counters by being taller and broader between the wheel arches….Ford Ranger.
Length | 1549mm |
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Height | 511mm |
Between arches | 1139mm |
Does Takumi beat Sakamoto?
To circumvent this, Takumi performs a Blind Attack, preventing Sakamoto from blocking him effectively as the size of his car leaves him unable to block a majority of the road. Takumi passes and wins the battle.
What is the best ute ever?
Here are our top five most practical utes.
- Ford Ranger XLT dual-cab 4×4.
- Mazda BT-50 XTR Dual Cab.
- Isuzu D-Max LS-T.
- HiLux SR5 dual cab.
Which ute has the strongest chassis?
The Toyota Land Cruiser has one of the strongest Ute Chassis, and the Mitsubishi Triton would be the most likely to bend, purely because they’ve kept the rear axle so much further forward than other Utes. This applies more leverage, and ultimately results in more chance of a bent chassis.