The Japanese Kei car has only 30,000 miles on the clock and needs a new house
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by Brad Anderson
March 26, 2025 at 4:32 PM
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- The Toyota 2000 Will VI is a rare JDM sedan now that is now eligible for American import.
- The supply of this pint model is a 1.3 -liter four -cylinder online engine with 87 hp.
- Designed by Toyota and Partners, the Will VI mixes original style and practicality.
Many fascinating cars have been built and sold exclusively in Japan over the years, and sometimes some go to international markets. This is exactly what happened with the Toyota 2000 VI – and it could be the strangest toyota sedan on which you could never get your hands.
The WILL brand’s background is almost as original as the car itself. Will has come to life by several large Japanese companies, including Toyota, Panasonic and Asahi Breweries, aimed at producing and selling products and services to young buyers in the country.
It was not only about cars, because there were also unique offers such as a fax, a vacuum cleaner, specialized candies and air refreshments. Yes, you read correctly: a car brand born from an eclectic mixture of electronics, snacks and cleaning supplies.
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The 2000 Will VI, built over a period of two years, is inspired by traditional cars, and it is clear to see. The curious four -door sedan is on tiny 15 -inch wheels with 165/65 tires and, just like Kei cars in Japan, is small, but try to be practical.
Bring Trailer listed the car for sale and notes that it was imported into Canada last year. The power is supplied by a 1.3-liter online four-cylinder engine with 87 hp and 90 lb-ft of torque, coupled with a four-speed automatic transmission causing the front wheels. The car has around 48,000 km (~ 30,000 miles) to its credit and, as it is a 2000 model, it is now eligible for legal imports to the United States under the 25-year rule.
As you can expect, the interior reflects the bizarre nature from the outside. Inside, you will find a three -pointed brown steering wheel and a simple dashboard with a small central cluster. Toyota threw a CD player and climate control to ensure that things just feel more refined, but beyond that, the cabin does not win any prices for excitement. The rear seats are a basic flat bench – very utilitarian.
Let’s be honest; A car like this will probably use a small group of people. But for those who appreciate the oddity of Japanese cars, it could be a rare chance to have something really unique.
If you are courageous enough to try your luck on this weird, go to the Bring A Rasporle list here And throw your hat into the ring. And who knows, you could end up with the most original Toyota sedan in the block.
