Hasegawa SP501 52301 Suzuki Jimny w/Camp Girl's Figure

Suzuki Jimny is a Japanese off-road car that was first presented to the public in 1969. Its serial production started at the turn of 1969-1970 and is still going on. During it, the car was manufactured in several cities around the world, including Iwata in Japan or Bekasi, Indonesia.

The Jimny model was developed and put into production shortly after the acquisition by Suzuki Motor Corporation of the Hope Motor Company, which specialized in the production of relatively small off-road vehicles. The knowledge and experience of this manufacturer were used precisely in the design of the Jimny model. Initially, the Suzuki Jimny was a classic, small all-terrain vehicle powered by engines with a capacity of up to 0.7 liters, with a rather crude but reliable design and style. However, in the course of a long series production (from 1969-1970 to the present), many facelifts and extensions of the engine range were made. Today, the third generation of these cars is still being produced, which, however, will be replaced by the fourth generation at the turn of 2018-2019.