Suzuki Cappuccino KEI Car

Description for Suzuki Other 1993

Well, we are gonna give this a try - no reserve, no buy it now, just a 3 day whatever it sells for auction.
What we have here is a 1993 Suzuki Cappuccino, a Japanese Domestic Vehicle Market (JDM) car that is in awesome shape (one flaw, I'll get to in a bit)

The paint is a dark, rich metallic green that does NOT show well in the pictures, but it is stunning. Interior is black leather, with NO flaws, rub-marks, rips, or blemishes. 5-speed transmission, connected to a 660cc F6A Turbocharged Intercooled engine.
It is original paint. It is original interior. There is no rust, surface or otherwise, anywhere on the vehicle. It has a Nardi steering wheel installed, as well as a turbo boost gauge.
Engine, tin, all parts are there/complete (look at others listed, they are missing parts) The radio is original Japanese Radio, so it will need to be replaced (Japanese Radios do not work in USA)
ONLY Blemish/Negative - Small dent (dedicated picture in pictures list) that some moron put in it when shipping it here, right front fender, 1 X 2 inches maybe.
I would keep this one, because it is the most exciting vehicle I have ever driven. And I have driven everything. It simply puts a smile on your face - perfectly balanced, perfect steering, cruises wonderfully, and when the turbo kicks in, baby, we are having fun now. However, if I kept it, I would lose my license in about 4 weeks.
This vehicle comes with ALL required paperwork to title in any of the 49 states. Costs the same as any other car, no special tag, registration, other. DOUBLE your money back if you can't get the title with what I give you. (I've never been taken up on that offer)
Pickup here, or I can help arrange shipment (at your cost)

I also import Carrys, Figaros, Paos, BE-1, AZ-1, Crowns, anything JDM. Just ask and it shall be listed

On Nov-07-18 at 15:01:17 PST, seller added the following information:

I want to apologize - I truly wanted this as a 3 day auction, somehow I screwed up. It was not intentional. My website is my username.