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Japanese Suzuki Jimny camper costs €22,300 but is unavailable in Europe

14.12.2025 12:36 1 min 1 source
Autobahn NLD
Japanese Suzuki Jimny camper costs €22,300 but is unavailable in Europe
Original source: Autobahn

Japanese converter White House Camper has unveiled a camper van based on the five-door Suzuki Jimny. The vehicle features an integrated pop-up roof and a sleeping area for two, priced at approximately €22,300 in Japan. However, the model is not officially sold in Europe, and gray import prices can double that amount.

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Japanese Suzuki Jimny camper costs €22,300 but is unavailable in Europe

14.12.2025 Autobahn NLD Original source

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