The 1994 Mitsubishi Minica Toppo is a quirky, distinctive Japanese
Kei car. It belongs to the second generation of the Toppo lineup
(introduced in late 1993). It is highly recognized for its
signature "tall boy" styling, mixing a tiny footprint with an
incredibly high roofline for maximized interior headroom.Key
Technical Specifications- Engine Options: Equipped with a 659 cc
four-cylinder engine. Naturally aspirated versions feature a single
overhead cam (SOHC) with 4 valves per cylinder. Premium turbo
variants (like the Rt) boast a highly advanced DOHC,
5-valves-per-cylinder turbo charged engine capable of revving up to
a 9,000 RPM redline.- Drivetrain & Transmission: Available in both
Front-Wheel Drive (FWD) and Four-Wheel Drive (4WD) layouts.
Gearboxes include a 4-speed or 5-speed manual, alongside a 3-speed
automatic option.- Body Configurations: Features a unique
asymmetrical door layout. It typically sports a single door on the
driver's side and two doors on the passenger side to facilitate
safer curbside boarding. The rear utilizes a full side-swinging
cargo door with pop-out glass.The cabin emphasizes modularity and
practical space management. It includes a designated overhead
storage shelf to take advantage of the high ceiling, an integrated
apparel hanging rack system, and rear passenger seats that fold
completely flat to optimize the vehicle's cargo volume.Originally
bought in 2019, this Minica Toppo was sold and then bought back in
2020. During that time the car was repainted.50,657 Kilometers
Japanese VIN: H31A0087593
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