🚐 What is the Suzuki Every?
The Suzuki Every is a compact kei van produced by Suzuki, primarily for the Japanese domestic market. It’s well-known for its small size, practicality, excellent cargo capacity, and ease of maneuverability — making it super popular for delivery businesses, tradespeople, small shops, and even for private use like camping conversions.
🔧 Basic Specs (example: DA17V generation)
Dimensions (L x W x H): 3,395 mm × 1,475 mm × 1,895 mm
Wheelbase: 2,430 mm
Weight: Around 920 kg
Seating Capacity: 4 passengers
Engine: R06A 658cc Inline-3 DOHC
Max Power: 49 hp (36kW) @ 5,700 rpm
Max Torque: 62 Nm @ 3,500 rpm
Fuel Economy: Around 15–20 km/L (depends on model/driving)
Drive Layout: FR (rear-wheel drive) or selectable 4WD
Transmission Options: 5-speed manual or 3–4 speed automatic
📋 Main Variants
PA / PC:
Basic commercial versions — simple equipment, built for business use.
JOIN / JOIN TURBO:
Higher comfort versions — standard power windows, air conditioning, and power steering. The “Turbo” model gives better performance for highway or hilly driving.
Every Wagon:
A passenger-focused version (registered as a private car) with more luxury features, soft interior materials, and more comfortable ride — often used by families or for leisure.
🛡️ Features
UV-cut glass
Air conditioning and heating system
Power steering and power windows
Central door locking with remote key
Safety features like dual front airbags, ABS brakes, and side impact protection beams
🌟 Why is the Suzuki Every Popular?
Cargo Space:
Despite being tiny outside, it offers great loading space inside.
Fuel Efficiency:
Very economical to run, perfect for city delivery driving.
Versatility:
Many people modify it for mini-campers, food trucks, or DIY tiny homes on wheels!
Ease of Maintenance:
Parts are cheap and readily available.
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