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Subaru Sambar for sale

Sambar kei truck and van listings span KS/KV (1990-1999), TT/TV/TW (1999-2012), and Daihatsu-built S321/S331 (2012+). All sharing the EN07 660cc four-cylinder in naturally-aspirated or supercharged EN07Y form. The TT2 Sambar Truck and TV2 Van are the configurations most frequently imported; Dias Wagon is the enclosed passenger body. Four-wheel drive appears across most configurations. KS/KV models from 1990 are US-eligible; TT/TV/TW from 1999 enters eligibility from 2024 onward. The post-2012 S321/S331 generation is a rebadged Daihatsu Hijet in mechanical terms.

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Subaru Sambar — pricing right now

Listings
32
From
$4,500CA$6,224£3,351A$6,304€3,869¥717,621
Up to
$17,000CA$23,512£12,658A$23,814€14,616¥2,711,014
Average
$10,158CA$14,049£7,563A$14,230€8,733¥1,619,911

Source: JDMBUYSELL live marketplace data — updated daily.

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History & specs

About the Subaru Sambar

The Subaru Sambar is Subaru's kei-class commercial vehicle line, produced across KS/KV (1990-1999), TT/TV/TW (1999-2012), and the Daihatsu-sourced S321/S331-based generation from 2012. All Subaru-built generations use the EN07 660cc four-stroke four-cylinder, a departure from the earlier two-stroke design of the original Sambar. The TT2 Sambar Truck (flat-bed) and TV2 Van (enclosed panel van) are the configurations most commonly imported for agricultural and light work applications in North America.

The EN07Y supercharged variant, fitted in Dias Wagon and upper TT/TV trim levels, provides approximately 47ps versus the naturally-aspirated EN07's 40ps, a proportionally significant difference in a vehicle with a curb weight under 800kg. Four-wheel drive is available across most body styles and was specified frequently in JDM markets for agricultural use. Sambar Dias is the passenger-configured wagon body with windows on all sides and an optional rear climate unit, distinct from the cargo-focused TV Van. Supercharged Dias with 4WD is among the more sought-after import configurations.

KS/KV generation from 1990 is US-eligible. TT/TV/TW from 1999 entered eligibility from 2024 onward. Right-hand drive. In North American farm and rural markets, the JDM kei truck serves as a low-speed utility vehicle. Verify state and local regulations for on-road versus off-road classification before purchasing. EN07 parts availability has improved as import volume has grown; specialist distributors in the US and Canada now stock common wear items. The post-2012 S321/S331 generation is a rebadged Daihatsu Hijet mechanically.

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Frequently asked questions

How much does a Subaru Sambar cost?
Across 32 Subaru Sambar listings on JDMBUYSELL, prices range from $4,500 to $17,000 USD, averaging about $10,158. Figures reflect active marketplace listings and update daily.
What is the cheapest Subaru Sambar for sale?
The lowest-priced active Subaru Sambar listing on JDMBUYSELL is a 1997 example at $4,500 USD. Sort the listings by price to compare the most affordable examples first.
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How many Subaru Sambar are for sale in the United States?
Of the 32 active Subaru Sambar listings on JDMBUYSELL, 26 are based in the United States and the remaining 6 are with exporters in Japan and dealers in other markets.
Which Subaru Sambar model years can be imported to the United States?
The US 25-year rule (49 CFR 571.7 + 49 CFR Part 591) exempts vehicles 25 years and older from FMVSS compliance. In 2026, that covers Subaru Sambar examples from model year 2001 and earlier. 30 of the 32 active Subaru Sambar listings on JDMBUYSELL already meet that cutoff.
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How many Subaru Sambar are for sale with a manual transmission?
24 of the 32 active Subaru Sambar listings are listed with a manual transmission.
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How much does it cost to import a Subaru Sambar from Japan?
5 Subaru Sambar listings are offered by exporters in Japan, priced from $8,450 to $11,950 USD before shipping. Beyond the purchase price, importing from Japan adds ocean freight, import duty, and destination-country compliance to the landed cost.
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