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A compact motorhome based on the all-wheel drive Suzuki Carry has been introduced in Japan. Priced at under 2 million rubles, it is 3.72 meters long and features a kitchen with an optional bathroom available.
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A compact motorhome based on the all-wheel drive Suzuki Carry has been introduced in Japan. Priced at under 2 million rubles, it is 3.72 meters long a...
A compact motorhome based on the all-wheel drive Suzuki Carry has been introduced in Japan. Priced at under 2 million rubles, it is 3.72 meters long and features a kitchen with an optional bathroom available.
Updated: 13.06.2026
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