Suzuki's next Jimny won't veer too far from The Way Of The Samurai. Suzuki might be gone as an automaker in the US, but the brand is still driving along in other parts of the world.

The "samurai" word brings to mind medieval Japanese military fighters brandishing razor-sharp swords. In automotive folklore, the Samurai (or "Jimny") is Suzuki's off-road capable mini SUV.

What it didn't bring was a pickup body style like the Jimny-based Samurai offered in the 1980s. Well, one Suzuki dealer in New Zealand has rectified the issue by selling a Jimny pickup conversion ...

Suzuki has been enjoying great success with the latest Jimny, proving that not everyone wants a raised hatchback pretending to be an off-roader. The Japanese company has a rather long tradition of ...

While we won't see the Jimny, or this reborn Samurai, reach our shores, those down in New Zealand can take one home for about $23,000 at current exchange rates. Money well spent, folks.

Suzuki revealed its all-new Jimny SUV, and it's a looker. This slab-sided utility vehicle bears more than a passing resemblance to the Benz, with loads of straight-edged features, ...

After more than 13 years in production, Suzuki may be ready to begin work on a successor to the third generation of the Jimny 4×4 that was first introduced at the 1997 Tokyo Motor Show. While we ...

Suzuki Samurai lives on with new Jimny facelift. The Suzuki Jimny is “sold across 188 global markets,” but one of them isn’t ours. For UK buyers who can buy a Jimny in SZ3 or SZ4 trims, the ...

Suzuki has unveiled a teeny, tiny concept pickup based on its new Jimny SUV, which is a successor to the Samurai that was last sold in the U.S. in 1995.About the same size as the Samurai, the ...

To an off-road enthusiast, the 2018 Suzuki Jimny seems too good to be true. Tiny body-on-frame design, beefy solid axles, small overhangs, low curb weight, low-range transfer case, rugged looks ...

You’re forgiven for not knowing what the Suzuki Jimny is—or for calling it the “Jimmy,” which was a GMC SUV in the ‘90s. It's okay to want one, though.