Find your kind of mini truck. Search every one.
Every kei truck and van, by model, the chassis code off an auction sheet or the engine code. Then tell us the one you want.
Watch them- generations
- 114
- makers
- 8
- the first one
- 1960
- turning 25 now
- 12
Turning 25
The next ones to reach 25.
At 25 a truck can come in under the federal 25 year line. Watch for the one you want and we email you the month it starts.
The directory
Every generation, every maker.
114 generations from 8 makers, each with its chassis codes, its engines and whether it is 25 yet.
Daihatsu25 generations, 1960 to today
Honda10 generations, 1977 to today
Mazda11 generations, 1991 to today
Mitsubishi11 generations, 1966 to today
Nissan5 generations, 2003 to today
Subaru13 generations, 1961 to today
Suzuki35 generations, 1961 to today
Toyota4 generations, 2011 to todayThe models buyers ask for
Suzuki Carry27 generations from 1961, 23 25 or olderDaihatsu Hijet25 generations from 1960, 15 25 or olderSubaru Sambar13 generations from 1961, 7 25 or olderMazda Scrum11 generations from 1991, 4 25 or olderMitsubishi Minicab11 generations from 1966, 7 25 or olderHonda Acty9 generations from 1977, 6 25 or olderSuzuki Every8 generations from 1985, 4 25 or olderNissan Clipper5 generations from 2003On video
Watch them work.
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Dealers
Who sells them.
The sellers we have read so far, on the map. Each one is listed, not affiliated, and a request comes to us.
Requests
How a request works.
- 1Tell us the truck and where you are.
- 2Tick what you want to hear about.
- 3A person reads it and replies.
Buying one safely
Buy one safely.
Wherever you find one, ask for the papers first, and know when to walk away.
The papers to ask for
- 01The Japanese export certificateFor a kei truck it comes from the Light Motor Vehicle Inspection Organization. Its chassis number should be the truck in front of you.
- 02A certified English translationOf the export certificate, so a state office can read it.
- 03The bill of ladingFrom the ship, with the same chassis number on it.
- 04The bill of sale and the invoiceNaming you, or the person selling to you, as the buyer.
- 05The customs entry papersCBP Forms 7501 and 3461, from the entry at the port.
- 06The DOT and EPA import formsThe HS-7 and the EPA form filed at entry. Many states ask for them with the title.
Walk away when
- The seller wants the full price before you see any of the papers. Pay against the documents where the seller will take it.
- The account you are told to pay is not in the seller's own registered company name.
- The chassis number on the truck does not match the export certificate and the bill of lading.
- You are told a payment receipt is all it takes to release a truck from the port. It is not.
- A road truck under 25 years old is offered as road legal. Federal law admits a road truck on its age only at 25.
- A known exporter's name reaches you from an address that is not its own. Exporters warn of people using their names.
From the federal import record and the export rules of Japan, as read on 28 October 2026. Not legal advice.
The map
Can it drive where you live?
Each state decides road use for a truck 25 years or older. Tap a state for its answer on Mini Truck Guide.
- Open to road use
- Road use with limits
- Road use opens later
- Closed to road use
- Road use unclear
The family
Four more places for the same trucks.
All Mini Trucks is where you look and ask. Each of these does one other job, from the same data.
Request a truck
Tell us the one you want.
Pick the kind, say where you are and anything that matters. A person reads every request and replies.