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White House Camper showcased two new models at an exhibition in Aichi: a customized Honda Freed Crosstar Style_iD with a pop-up roof and a camper based on the Suzuki Jimny with a manual pop-up roof.
At an exhibition in Aichi (according to one source, in Nagoya), White House Camper presented two new vehicles. The Honda Freed Crosstar Style_iD features a pop-up roof and offers color customization for over 20 elements, including the body and roof. The second vehicle is a camper based on the five-door Suzuki Jimny, equipped with a manual pop-up roof that accommodates a double bed. The base price for the Jimny Nomad model with a similar roof starts at 4 million yen.
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Two new models were presented by White House Camper at a Nagoya camper exhibition. The Freed Crosstar Style_iD features a pop-up roof and offers over ...
Two new models were presented by White House Camper at a Nagoya camper exhibition. The Freed Crosstar Style_iD features a pop-up roof and offers over 20 color customization options. The base price for the Jimny Nomad with a similar roof starts from 4 million yen.
Two new models were showcased by White House Camper at an exhibition in Aichi. The Honda Freed Crossstar Style_iD allows color selection for over 20 e...
Two new models were showcased by White House Camper at an exhibition in Aichi. The Honda Freed Crossstar Style_iD allows color selection for over 20 elements, including the body and roof, while the camper based on the five-door Suzuki Jimny features a manual pop-up roof with a double bed.
Updated: 25.07.2026
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