When you’ve looked at a lot of off-road Suzuki Samurai’s, it’s nice to see something that’s clean, polished, and in beautiful shape. Here’s a beautiful 1988 Samurai for your viewing pleasure. It might not be a practical trail rig, but … Continued
In 2009, 4Wheel & Off-Road Magazine took a newly released Suzuki Equator, and decided to see if they could improve on its off-road capabilities. Since there wasn’t a suspension kit available for the Equator, they decided to created one. Luckily, the Equator … Continued
In 2009, Off-Road Magazine teamed up with Suzuki to see what they could create from a stock 2009 Suzuki Equator. They started with the optional RMZ-4 off-road package that includes a strong Dana 44 rear axle, Bilstein front and rear shocks, … Continued
A customer named Terry McGinnis started this project in 2009. It was purchased from the previous owner for $400 after it had an engine fire. Terry decided to create the ultimate rock crawler. Receipts show that this 1987 “Sammy” has … Continued
In the world of Suzuki Samurais, there isn’t a bigger name than Tim Hardy. He didn’t receive that title by building the most over-the-top ‘Zuks, but rather by taking moderately, and often cleverly, built-ones and doing amazing feats. He is known … Continued
Here’s an off-road rig that can take the whole family on an off-road adventure! This 1995 Suzuki Sidekick has been built with a Trail Tough Trail Slayer Kit and trussed Toyota Axles. According to Trail Tough: Turn your 4 Door … Continued
Ready for winter? You would be if you had this 1987 Suzuki Samurai on tracks! This Samurai has definitely proven itself in the Teton Mountains of Wyoming and the eastern Idaho area The Samurai features Camoplast Tatou 4s tracks on custom mounts, … Continued
Suzuki has gone back to the future with its latest off-road SUV. The automaker, who stopped selling cars in the United States in 2013, has unveiled the e-Survivor concept truck, which blends the old school simplicity of the Samurai with … Continued
Some cars have names that make you want to laugh whenever you hear them. The Ford Probe comes to mind; is it named after the noun or the verb…? If you think the Proton Gen-2 sounds like a penguin, you’re … Continued
This tracker is small, nimble, and unique. The fab work is topnotch and mounted up on 37s. The small engine is at its limit when the Tracker is loaded with three people’s gear and trying to haul down the highway, … Continued