Hi there - Can't speak for this dealer, I'm not sure how he's getting those numbers. I know that over 3 tanks of gas that I've put in the truck so far, I'm getting about 36-37 mpg. I haven't been gentle either, and there's been a bunch of highway speeds involved. I suspect that if I could back off a little bit on the rabbit starts (this thing is too fun to drive) and stay off the highway then it'd likely be a little bit higher. I doubt I'd ever hit 50 tho. bg
I've done plugs, dist cap, rotor, valve adjust, air cleaner and adjust carb. It all helps. I've driven the 3 cyl Suzuki cars for years. Gotta keep the plugs etc fresh to keep mileage up. These trucks seem to get te best mileage at 80kph.
just got mine last week suzuki 92 5 speed i live in Chibougamau québec near James bay comes from a dealer in tros rivieres in Québec im happy like a kid that just got is chistmas present
quebec mini dealer <link redacted> hi my name is julien and i import suzuki carry every and deck van we are base in south shore montreal we have over 10 in stock <link redacted>
new mini truck owner in Calgary looking for ins provider hello all, any recomendations on insurance provders for my new 91 mitsubishi mini cab mighty, also for reputable mechanics that are familiour with working on these mini trucks in Calgary(if needed) Just purchase my first one a few days ago, will be here in April. Cheers
Insurance Hi Swede. Here in Quebec I shopped alot and finaly found Federated Insurance.Prices are reasonnable. Enjoy your mini & Cheers! Kidgadget
I have a 92 carry DD51T for only one week now and i love it.I am a julien ecomobil customer.This company is awesome in all the way.he sell great quality truck and he take care of his customer,i could not expect more
Insurance I live in Edmonton, Ab. and use Canadian Direct Ins on my 89 Honda Acty. Do a search on insurance and you should get more hits.
From Sorel Quebec I'm from Sorel in Quebec. I've had my Suzuki Carry 1990 for about 2 weeks and love it. It's suppose to have 1996 mechanic on it. Changed the 12" wheels for some 14" steel rims wrapped in 175-65R14 winter tires. It will be used on my 60 acres woodlot and to run around town. I figure it will be better on gas than my Ford Expedition ! Hahaha... At first I was looking at those side by side ATVs. But figured that at half the price of a new one and it's road legal... Might as well go for it. Checked the speed with the GPS before and after puting the 14" on. With the 12" rim the GPS would read 80 km/h and 87 km/h on the speedometer. Puting the 14" rims brought the two speeds together. Just came in from gatering some branches on the lot and let me say it's much easier with the Carry. I use to do it with a little trailer. So I couldn't go in the thick wood to get something and back out easly. But with the mini-truck I can go in where I want and back out in a snap. We are around 4 or 5 here in the region now. I got mine from a dealer near Shawinigan. A very nice bunch of guys... Wasco
Alberta Sticks Hey hey Just got my 1993 Suzuki Carry from Kei King and love it. Looking forward to get my accessories for it for plowing snow. I am in between Cochrane and Water Valley.
Guess I missed the candian one after I got my toyota and dad got his subaru. mine is the one on the ground obviously
We have a few customers in Northern Ontario. Not sure if they are active on these boards or not though.
I've just purchased a 1992 Suzuki Carry Van from Burnaby a couple of weeks ago. It's a 4WD version with a 5 speed transmission and the N/A F6A engine. I've continued the process of modification that someone else started, pretty fun little Van to drive around in with a very high smiles/miles ratio!
Well, I found 2 holes drilled there and they worked with the plate so what the heck, better than drilling new ones I say!
I just got my 1992 Suzuki Carry. It took me a week to unseize brakes,tune it up, find the broken vacuum line, fix the heater, fix The 4WD lever, and I Love it so far.
Picture of bed Hey Little Foot; Is that tube type thing in the bed for better weight transfer, filled with water ?
No, there are two 44 lbs (20Kg) bags of traction sand in the tube. I put them in a tube so they wouldn't get wet and freeze then bang up my bed, box or the back of my head. I kinda value that last part.