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== Introduction == | == Introduction == | ||
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| + | {{note| This article is rather old and contains only some sparse information. The main worldwide community knowledge about the history of the Suzuki Jimny range is located in the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suzuki_Jimny#Development_history Generic world Wikipedia article on Jimnys].}} | ||
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* It is important to understand some Jimny history. | * It is important to understand some Jimny history. | ||
* First, as this forum has a large United Kingdom (Great Britain) based membership, visitors from other countries may be confused by the vehicle name. | * First, as this forum has a large United Kingdom (Great Britain) based membership, visitors from other countries may be confused by the vehicle name. | ||
| − | * Within the UK, only the | + | * Within the UK, only the 3rd and 4th generation of the "Jimny" is called the Jimny. |
* Previous versions, that were called "Jimny" in other countries, were called LJ50, LJ80, SJ410, SJ413 and Samurai within the UK market. | * Previous versions, that were called "Jimny" in other countries, were called LJ50, LJ80, SJ410, SJ413 and Samurai within the UK market. | ||
| − | * Therefore, this website uses the term Jimny | + | * Therefore, this website usually uses the term Jimny to refer to the 3rd or 4th generation vehicle. |
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== First generation == | == First generation == | ||
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=== LJ10/LJ20 === | === LJ10/LJ20 === | ||
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== Second generation == | == Second generation == | ||
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=== SJ30 === | === SJ30 === | ||
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== 3rd generation == | == 3rd generation == | ||
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* The 3rd generation vehicles arrived in 1998. | * The 3rd generation vehicles arrived in 1998. | ||
* They were initially made in the JB33 variant (for the international market), which had the 1300cc SOHC G13B Series engine. | * They were initially made in the JB33 variant (for the international market), which had the 1300cc SOHC G13B Series engine. | ||
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* JB33 edition was followed by the JB43 variant with the 1300 cc DOHC M13A series engine. | * JB33 edition was followed by the JB43 variant with the 1300 cc DOHC M13A series engine. | ||
* Within some markets (primarily continental Europe) a JB53 variant was produced with the Renault sourced K9K diesel engine. | * Within some markets (primarily continental Europe) a JB53 variant was produced with the Renault sourced K9K diesel engine. | ||
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| + | * Production of the 3rd generation ended globally in year 2018. | ||
| + | * A notable exception are domestically produced models in the Brazilian market, whose production continued on until mid-2022. | ||
| + | ** [https://www.bigjimny.com/index.php/forum/6-jimny-chat/68357-the-last-of-the-3rd-gen-jimnys This forum topic] contains more info. | ||
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File:2001 Suzuki Jimny (SN413 Type2) JLX softtop (2015-07-14) 01.jpg|2001 Suzuki Jimny JLX softtop | File:2001 Suzuki Jimny (SN413 Type2) JLX softtop (2015-07-14) 01.jpg|2001 Suzuki Jimny JLX softtop | ||
File:2006-2009 Suzuki Jimny JB53 DDiS Canvas Top.jpg|JB53 Diesel | File:2006-2009 Suzuki Jimny JB53 DDiS Canvas Top.jpg|JB53 Diesel | ||
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| + | == 4th generation == | ||
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| + | * Introduced in the summer of 2018 and international sales slowly began in late 2018 / early 2019 (depending on the market). | ||
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| + | File:Suzuki Jimny 4 - 2019 year model - front side view - representative image - A01.jpg|Suzuki Jimny 4 - front side view | ||
| + | File:Suzuki Jimny 4 - 2019 year model - rear side view - representative image - A01.jpg|Suzuki Jimny 4 - rear side view | ||
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{{Edited}} | {{Edited}} | ||
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| + | [[Category:Reference_Data - gen2]] | ||
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[[Category:Reference_Data - gen3]] | [[Category:Reference_Data - gen3]] | ||
Latest revision as of 07:32, 10 February 2023
Contents
Introduction
This article has been generated from both a forum post by Kirkynut and Wikipedia entries.
This article is rather old and contains only some sparse information. The main worldwide community knowledge about the history of the Suzuki Jimny range is located in the Generic world Wikipedia article on Jimnys.
Naming differences
- It is important to understand some Jimny history.
- First, as this forum has a large United Kingdom (Great Britain) based membership, visitors from other countries may be confused by the vehicle name.
- Within the UK, only the 3rd and 4th generation of the "Jimny" is called the Jimny.
- Previous versions, that were called "Jimny" in other countries, were called LJ50, LJ80, SJ410, SJ413 and Samurai within the UK market.
- Therefore, this website usually uses the term Jimny to refer to the 3rd or 4th generation vehicle.
- The compact off-road capable Suzuki Jimny was Suzuki's first global success, lending it name recognition and a foothold in markets worldwide.
- The Jimny slotted into a hitherto unfilled gap in the market.
First generation
LJ10/LJ20
SJ10
SJ20/LJ80
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Second generation
SJ30
SJ40/SJ410
SJ413/Samurai
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Coil sprung versions
- These are particularly interesting, as they were the last of the SJ413 developments and effectively had the "3rd Generation" suspension (coil springs).
- This makes them (in the terms of construction) very similar to the Jimny as we currently know it.
3rd generation
- The 3rd generation vehicles arrived in 1998.
- They were initially made in the JB33 variant (for the international market), which had the 1300cc SOHC G13B Series engine.
- This was built in "tin top" (Japanese) and a "soft top" / "hard top" cabrio (Built by Santana in Spain from 1999 to 2009).
- JB33 edition was followed by the JB43 variant with the 1300 cc DOHC M13A series engine.
- Within some markets (primarily continental Europe) a JB53 variant was produced with the Renault sourced K9K diesel engine.
- Production of the 3rd generation ended globally in year 2018.
- A notable exception are domestically produced models in the Brazilian market, whose production continued on until mid-2022.
- This forum topic contains more info.
Suzuki Jimny Sierra
Suzuki Jimny
2001 Suzuki Jimny JLX softtop
JB53 Diesel
_JLX_softtop_(2015-07-14)_01.jpg)
4th generation
- Introduced in the summer of 2018 and international sales slowly began in late 2018 / early 2019 (depending on the market).
Suzuki Jimny 4 - front side view
Suzuki Jimny 4 - rear side view
Page last edited on 10/02/2023 by user Bosanek
