The 1986 Mazda Bongo Pickup Truck is a versatile, third-generation
Japanese domestic market (JDM) light commercial vehicle. Though it
features a distinct "cab-over" aesthetic that closely mirrors a
standard Japanese Kei truck, the Bongo is a larger, full-sized
utility vehicle with significantly more capability.Key
Specifications & Performance- Classification: Townpack / Light
Commercial Truck (Not a Kei truck).- Engine Type: Typically powered
by inline 4-cylinder gasoline or diesel engines. A popular variant
is the rugged 2.2L R2 Diesel engine.- Drivetrain: Generally
features a midship or front-mounted engine sending power to a
manual transmission. Available in both rear-wheel drive (RWD) and
four-wheel drive (4WD) configurations.- Speed: Unlike Kei trucks
which struggle past 50--55 mph, the Bongo comfortably achieves
highway speeds of 70-75 mph.Utility and Cabin Design- Payload
Capacity: Built for heavy labor, it features a payload capacity of
850 kg to nearly 1 metric ton (approx. 1,800--2,200 lbs), more than
double the limits of a Kei vehicle.- Cargo Bed: Features a highly
practical flat-bed layout utilizing three functional fold-down bed
sides and a rear liftgate for flexible loading.- Interior: A
Spartan, function-over-form cabin that accommodates three-across
seating. Features are basic---typically incorporating air
conditioning and a mechanical manual choke for diesel models, while
lacking power windows, tachometers, or modern
infotainment.104931KM, 65201MI. 4WD, H/L
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