Images: Suzuki JB Jimny (1998-on)
Released in October 1998, the Suzuki JB Series I (JB.I) Jimny was a compact four-wheel drive that was initially available as a three-door hardtop. Manufactured in Hamamatsu, Japan, the Jimny was powered by a 1.3-litre four-cylinder petrol engine that was mated to either a four-speed automatic or five-speed manual transmission… Read full Suzuki JB Jimny review
Images: Suzuki JB.II Jimny (2000-04)
Released in October 2000, the Suzuki JB Series II (JB.II) Jimny introduced a new all-alloy 1.3-litre four-cylinder petrol engine with double overhead camshafts and improved safety equipment. In December 2000, the Suzuki JB.II Jimny range was expanded with the introduction of a soft-top convertible.
Images: Suzuki JB.III Jimny (2005-12)
Released in January 2005, the Suzuki JB Series III (JB.III) Jimny introduced a revised engine, transmissions and interior. The 1.3-litre four-cylinder petrol engine now featured variable valve timing and required premium unleaded 95 RON fuel, providing improved performance and fuel economy. Inside, Suzuki JB.III Jimny featured a new instrument panel, audio head unit, steering wheel and seat fabrics, while the 4WD modes could be selected via a button on the dashboard. Furthermore, the rear seats could be folded down in a single action.
Images: Suzuki JB.IV Jimny (2012-on)
Released in August 2012, the Suzuki JB Series IV (JB.IV) Jimny Sierra could be identified by its new grille and bonnet scoop. Inside, there were new seat fabrics and revised head restraints.
