Today we bring you a heavily-modded, show-vehicle 1987 Suzuki Samurai. Remember, the guiding principle here for the cars I ...

In automotive folklore, the Samurai (or "Jimny") is Suzuki's off-road capable mini SUV. In 1968, Suzuki acquired fellow Japanese automaker, the Hope Motor Company, after the latter struggled to ...

The Suzuki Samurai first arrived on U.S. shores in 1986 to demonstrate that Suzuki was about more than just motorcycles. However, Americans' experience with Suzuki bikes established a good place ...

The Samurai was the first four-wheeled vehicle Suzuki sold in the U.S., but its history begins nearly 20 years before the plucky little 4x4 made its way across the Pacific. In 1968, Japan's Hope ...

The Suzuki Samurai, a vehicle revered for its off-road ability but ridiculed for its twee proportions and rather third-world driving dynamics, occupies an odd place in automotive culture.

The Suzuki Samurai did none of the above, but it was a fun drive! The Samurai shown here was one that my wife, Kathy, and I owned back in the mid-’90s. I don’t even remember where we purchased ...

The Suzuki Samurai, which was actually a Suzuki Jimny, was unfairly labeled as dangerous and prone to rollovers, leading to slumping sales and its discontinuation in the U.S. The Jimny ...

Refers to the latest 2 years of stltoday.com stories. Cancel anytime. My Suzuki Samurai included a touch of personalization to make mine different from the ordinary. My Suzuki Samurai – also ...

The Suzuki Samurai is not the type of vehicle you would ever expect to see on a racetrack but this particular Samurai is unlike any other we’ve seen before. We haven’t been able to find any ...