The Suzuki Mighty Boy was based on the second-generation Cervo, with the roof behind the B-pillar cut off to make a pickup truck. Although its load capacity is inferior to that of ordinary light trucks, it has a wider cabin, seats that can slide and recline, and more space behind the seats for storage. Because it is based on the Cervo, a small coupe, the front windshield is quite aggressively sloped, and the driving position has a sporty feel.
Suzuki marketed the Mighty Boy as a stylish pickup concept, rather than a commercial vehicle, with a single-minded focus on practical use. Although this model is already considered an old car, its unique style and rarity have made it popular among enthusiasts even after its discontinuation.
This Suzuki Mighty Boy is a 4-speed automatic model, fully original inside and out, and features the optional roof rails. The interior has a tear on the side of the driver’s side seat, but the dashboard and steering wheel are in very good condition, making it hard to believe that they are original. There is no damage around the floor or peeled paint on the exterior, and the engine compartment is also very clean. This is a perfect vehicle for both people who want to enjoy customisation and those who want to enjoy the originality of the vehicle.
This car captured the hearts of enthusiasts, as Suzuki brought fashionable and convenient cars to young people.