Join us as we take a closer look at why a small imported 4×4 is increasingly talked about on farms across the UK.
UTVs, ATVs and SSVs have become essential tools on modern farms, helping with everything from stock checks and fencing to moving feed and equipment around the yard.
But with purchase prices and running costs climbing sharply in recent years, many farmers are looking for a more affordable and practical alternative.
Enter the Suzuki Kei truck or Quad truck. This compact Japanese import is a refreshingly simple, shrunk-down, 4×4 pickup that offers a realistic alternative to other farm vehicles on the UK market.
In this video, Farmers Guide’s Daniel Hodge takes the Suzuki for a drive on country roads, putting its comfort, visibility and drivability to the test. He then heads to a steep hillside to see how well this compact pickup handles the kind of terrain many farmers tackle every day.
The Suzuki Quad truck climbs some seriously steep ground on farmland near Abbey Commercials owner Andy Boss, who specialises in selling these vehicles. Purchasing imports without any UK vehicle history could be considered a risk and having the support of such a dealer when purchasing imported vehicles can restore that purchasing confidence with servicing, sourcing and aftersales support.
00:00 First look at the Suzuki Kei truck
01:19 Kei truck first impressions on UK roads
02:25 Hilly field drive in the Kei truck
03:25 Kei truck cab interior
04:48 Can this pickup climb the steepest of hills?
05:11 Daniel Hodge assesses the exterior and daily use
06:24 How does the Kei truck handle a field of cows?
06:54 Suzuki Kei truck – the verdict
Credit to : Farmers Guide
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