I have one of those at my shop right now. We are completely redoing the interior for the customer and rebuilding the convertable top. Its really a neat car. I added a security system with keyless entry and a hidden stereo with Bluetooth so they can listen to music from the phone. I love that you called it a micro machine, I loved those when I was a kid.
My neighbor runs a shop here in the Netherlands called Figarocars, that's specialized in the Nissan Figaro. They buy, restore, sell and do maintenance on these cars only
The Figaro's were another Japanese import that were popular in the early 2000's. Sadly the UK's salted roads in winter were not kind to them and only a few importers rustproofed them, so they started to fail our infamous annual MOT test. Among other cars on the road they look realy small, but the retro styling made them popular with many drivers who had smaller than average bodies, i had no chance! Looks like the Car Wizard is now a Japanese import specialist, more video's please.
Same here in Ireland. We had a _huge_ Japanese import scene here on the late 90s-early 00's and not just the 'interesting' stuff for petrolheads, a lot of non car people were buying JDM imports as ordinary family cars. Much of it down to local car pricing being daft and often not as fully featured as in other markets. or you could buy an import in usually amazing condition for a lot less. As a widespread thing it's long dead now of course. Killed by extra taxes and higher insurance(pushed by the local dealer lobbies) and both were already daft here. Like you guys in the UK rust didn't help, nor changing fashions. Funny enough Figaros are one of the few JDM imports I still see about the place regularly enough, the other being MX-5s. A client of mine has one as her daily driver since 1999. A Figaro always raises a smile. 😀
MOT are a terrible idea. Many cars get lightly refurbished to pass MOT instead of the car getting repaired properly. The MOT motto is the same motto used in the Midlands to manufacture the Range Rover, "That'll do."
Cute little car. Another great video. Ideal for city driving and parking. There is the Chevelle in the background, overlooking the whole garage. Nice cameo by Tyler Grimes.
Sorry sir but this car was never offered in pink, just the four original colours. It's a very entertaining car which my wife owns. Her car is painted black and I am hoping to get the car back on the road soon, and it's stored in a garage along with her Austin Mini City. Awesome little car.
I live relatively near the warehouse in Christiansburg. You can take a tour of the owners massive collection of cars. He definitely has the market cap on Figaros in the US and has way more hoarded away than posted for sale. Has to be at least 100/150 of them.
All 4 of these Nissan 'Pike' cars are super cool, along with all the other crazy stuff out of Japan during this time like the AZ1 and Sera when people there had money to spend on wacky stuff.
Lovely little cars. I really like the attention to detail Nissan incorporated on them. Retro-cool, but still a practical runabout. Thanks, Mr. and Mrs. Wizard for showing this li'l girl! ✌️❤️🙂🇨🇦
I recall seeing 2 of these in the UK in my past travels. Nissan made several 'retro' vehicles in the early 1990's. One of them was a micro commercial 'van' called the S-Cargo. It had a rounded top and back, kinda like a snail (escargot). I recall seeing one in New Zealand in 1994.
They were quite common. A lady at work had one for years. A more interesting Japanese import which another lady had was a Toyota Sera. The car that inspired the McLaren F1 doors.
Some one in the city I live in, Washington State has an S-Cargo. The second I saw it I knew what it was because I used to get every edition of Car and Drivers plus Road and Track back then and there were several writeup's of these.
A friend of mine had a S-Cargo. We used to do a music trivia show and he used it to get the gear to the gigs. I drove it once, interesting experience. One really annoying quirk/feature of the S-Cargo was when the automatic transmission was put into reverse it made quite a loud beeping sound like many trucks reversing but only on the inside, not on the outside.
My son picked up a Very Nice Green Spring Figaro from the Importer in Virginia. We have a Really Nice 1970 Black Cherry Chevelle, LS3, great interior and paint. But when I park next to my sons Figaro...it's like my Chevelle isn't even there. He sold his Excellent Running '79 Firebird with a 5.3LS motor, and bought a Nice Figaro. I'm really happy for the attention he and his little car are getting.
some other youtuber had one and it was rusty, they repaired some of it. But I cant remember who it was, I dont know if thats the one Tech connections got. it was grey too.
Wow! That is a rare bird! That is a Cadillac size door! The front end reminds me of a Nash Metropolitan! Keep those rare birds comings! A lot of your vids are like history lessons! Thanx Wizard!
If that car was sold in North America I would have been interested in it. Does seem like it should have got much better fuel mileage . Other then that it seems like a sensible tiny car
Transmission hampers the mpg. If it had a manual it would be in the 40's. Knew a guy that had a 90 Mitsubishi Mirage and it regularly got 38-40 on the highway with the 5 speed.
❤️ hoovies Ferrari from Cartrek in the back. The interior of that Figaro looks how I imagine a real life Barbie car would look on the inside, that's not a bad thing. Honestly, it's pretty cool. One cute little car.
There are thousands of these in the UK especially originally in London.... RHD of course. Most that were in London are now out in the wider UK thanks to low emission zones.
Wizard we have a pink Figgy here in the UK for 7 years now and the Wife loves it? and it was only offered as Grey, Blue, Green and Topaz were standard any other colour was custom, Side note it was the first car in the world to have a CD player fitted as standard and not an extra
My friend took me around in hers when I visited her in Japan and I insisted she bring it back to the states. Probably the only good advice I’ve ever given her 😂
9:30 A tip from working in the medical field - have X type or language restaurant on speed dial - you should be near a Japanese restaurant you could call?
A very interesting car. A year or two ago I was surprised to see a huge collection of Figaros in the warehouse of Duncan Imports in the USA. All for sale by the business of JDM imports I believe. The business owner saw the potential of the cars when new visiting Japan as a Honda dealer. Just waited for the 25 year rule to tick over before he got as many good examples as he could.
I saw a Figaro in downtown Gainesville Fl last August. It was green. They are pretty cool when you see them in person. Wish I could post some pics I took.
The first time I saw a Figaro was in St. Andrews in Scotland. At the time I didn't realize it was a Nissan, let alone a relatively modern Nissan. I really liked the looks and took several photos of it. Thanks for showing us around this one!
When I was stationed in Japan there was an air show on my base that Japanese locals came to. This wasn’t too long after 9/11 so security was high. I was one of the guys that searched the locals cars that were coming on the base. We would hand them a laminated piece of paper that instructed them to do things like, exit your car, open all doors, hood and trunk. One of the instructions lost in translation was “open glove box.” Whoever had translated glovebox into Japanese had done so directly. The Japanese do not call the storage compartment on the passenger side of their cars a “glovebox.” Anyway I remember searching at least a couple of these Figaros. Fun times.
A very interesting video (as usual). Very popular little cars here in the UK, which is presumably why your customer considered getting theirs fixed in England. Still fairly common despite the low numbers made.
Absolutely love the look of these cars! This is a really small car, and this is coming from a Miata driver. That said, cars and trucks have gotten too big. I’d love to see cars shrink again.
They're not that common - they only ever built 20,000 of them and as they're all 32 years old, rust and accidents will have claimed a few. That being said, there's one near me identical to the one in the video.
In Japan it costs a huge amount to get an old car through their safety inspection even if there is nothing wrong with it, so many old cars end up being exported to Australia, New Zealand and the U.K. A t one point they reckoned there were more Mitsubishi FTOs in the U.K. than in Japan despite them never being sold here.
That little car is adorable inside and out. I actually like it despite my usual taste. Wife loves it but Im not surprised knowing her taste for little things like it.
We got loads of these in the UK, & you still see them regularly (we get loads of JDM imports, thanks to the fact Japan has VERY strict laws about old cars, + are RHD). One thing I will advise the owner to do, is rustproofing! JDM cars don't tend to have much in the way of rustproofing, as they dont use salt on their roads, as a result, most of the UK ones have rotted out, especially in the rockers, rear wheel arches/fenders & floors, + a lot of the chromed steel parts, like bumpers, rust as well (I`ve seen them snap off!), so, tell him to get it thoroughly rustproofed ASAP, even more so if he`s in a wet area!
Still see a fair few here on UK roads, they are super cool. Based on the Nissan Micra (JDM Nissan March) and you had to enter a lottery to even get the chance to buy one. Great video Wizard
Hi Wizard, an EVP analysis of the No Muffler Newton noise, done at 0.25x video speed: 16:05 'Vi larmer' ('We're noisy'), 16:06 'Fordi vi er så fattige' ('Because we're so poor'). Thank you The Völve, Asatru shaman of Denmark and the Lands of the North
To get a new Figaro in Japan you had to buy a Nissan Lottery Ticket and go in the draw to be one of only 2000 lucky buyers! (This is true!) Every Figaro built was already pre-sold and they have a cult following in both Japan, Australia and the UK! Grey imported to Australia and then updated to Australia design specs. Even now they bring between 30 - 40 thousand Aussie dollars. (19 -25K USD)
3 on Carsales as I write this. MightMods had a grey importer bring in 2 for a video series. Neighbour had one of these plus a Hyundai Copen. Mokes were mostly a Queensland thing - even when new. If Wizard received a Copen in his shop he wouldn't fit in it.@@jayjaynella4539
It wasn't mentionned but, the Figaro looked like the kid of a last generation Ford Thunderbird. If you could find one those and take a picture side by side...
The Mitsubishi Cordia I had was equipped with a very simmilar catalytic converter set up. Had a cast iron exhaust manifold and what looked like an iron coffee can that bolted under it that held a replaceable catalysts element inside.
I have one of those at my shop right now. We are completely redoing the interior for the customer and rebuilding the convertable top. Its really a neat car. I added a security system with keyless entry and a hidden stereo with Bluetooth so they can listen to music from the phone. I love that you called it a micro machine, I loved those when I was a kid.
Where is your shop?
No-muffler Newton, KS
The security system is such a waste. Who else has a Figaro? Is that your car sir? How many have you seen?
My neighbor runs a shop here in the Netherlands called Figarocars, that's specialized in the Nissan Figaro. They buy, restore, sell and do maintenance on these cars only
In Naaldwijk toevallig?
@@erikvrijsenno, that would be in Den Bosch. The only specialist 😊
The Figaro's were another Japanese import that were popular in the early 2000's.
Sadly the UK's salted roads in winter were not kind to them and only a few importers
rustproofed them, so they started to fail our infamous annual MOT test.
Among other cars on the road they look realy small, but the retro styling made them
popular with many drivers who had smaller than average bodies, i had no chance!
Looks like the Car Wizard is now a Japanese import specialist, more video's please.
Same here in Ireland. We had a _huge_ Japanese import scene here on the late 90s-early 00's and not just the 'interesting' stuff for petrolheads, a lot of non car people were buying JDM imports as ordinary family cars. Much of it down to local car pricing being daft and often not as fully featured as in other markets. or you could buy an import in usually amazing condition for a lot less.
As a widespread thing it's long dead now of course. Killed by extra taxes and higher insurance(pushed by the local dealer lobbies) and both were already daft here. Like you guys in the UK rust didn't help, nor changing fashions.
Funny enough Figaros are one of the few JDM imports I still see about the place regularly enough, the other being MX-5s. A client of mine has one as her daily driver since 1999. A Figaro always raises a smile. 😀
Yeah I used to see quite a few of these around, cute things. There's one in Hertford still in the pastel green colour.
Thankfully a lot of the ones that rotted, their hearts got to live on in K10 and K11 Micra's. Turboooooo
MOT are a terrible idea. Many cars get lightly refurbished to pass MOT instead of the car getting repaired properly. The MOT motto is the same motto used in the Midlands to manufacture the Range Rover, "That'll do."
Also a TV star in The Sarah Jane Adventures and a cameo in one of the Cumberbatch Sherlock Holmes series.
I want to buy one of these. And then drive it to a biker bar....
Great video!
I have seen Figaro once in a local car show here in Finland. Needless to say, it was easy to spot amongst the other cars.
Cute little car. Another great video. Ideal for city driving and parking. There is the Chevelle in the background, overlooking the whole garage. Nice cameo by Tyler Grimes.
These (the Figaro) are still quite popular in the UK. There seem to be plenty about
Yeh see them all the time
Sorry sir but this car was never offered in pink, just the four original colours. It's a very entertaining car which my wife owns. Her car is painted black and I am hoping to get the car back on the road soon, and it's stored in a garage along with her Austin Mini City. Awesome little car.
This is only the second one i've seen on youtube. pretty cool to see them making their way to the states.
The only other Nissan Figaro I know of is from Technology Connections! Is that the one you are thinking of?
Duncan Imports in Virginia has about 50 of these in stock from mid teens to high 40s depending on mileage / condition.
That's why they have a bunch of them in stock.....High 40's? Huh? What? You have to be kidding.
I live relatively near the warehouse in Christiansburg. You can take a tour of the owners massive collection of cars. He definitely has the market cap on Figaros in the US and has way more hoarded away than posted for sale. Has to be at least 100/150 of them.
They have one like this for $52k
You can buy them from Japan for $4000.
I’d like to know what bridge they’re trying to sell. These are $20k cars at best
All 4 of these Nissan 'Pike' cars are super cool, along with all the other crazy stuff out of Japan during this time like the AZ1 and Sera when people there had money to spend on wacky stuff.
I just mentioned the Sera in another post. The car that inspired the McLaren F1 doors.
Lovely little cars. I really like the attention to detail Nissan incorporated on them. Retro-cool, but still a practical runabout. Thanks, Mr. and Mrs. Wizard for showing this li'l girl! ✌️❤️🙂🇨🇦
This is one of my favorite things about your videos, I get to see cars, that are VERY RARE and I appreciate your knowledge
This is very much in the genre of the Fiat 850 from the late 60's. I haven't seen one of these on the road for decades!
what a beautiful little car! It reminds me a little of Columbo's 1959 Peugeot 403 from the show. But in much better shape than that obviously.
My first thought was the Austin A30 ... but then I'm prehistoric.
I recall seeing 2 of these in the UK in my past travels. Nissan made several 'retro' vehicles in the early 1990's. One of them was a micro commercial 'van' called the S-Cargo. It had a rounded top and back, kinda like a snail (escargot). I recall seeing one in New Zealand in 1994.
They were quite common. A lady at work had one for years. A more interesting Japanese import which another lady had was a Toyota Sera. The car that inspired the McLaren F1 doors.
check Doug DeMuro review of the S-Cargo, it's hilarious
I own a 1989 S-Cargo and love it dearly. I live in PA
Some one in the city I live in, Washington State has an S-Cargo. The second I saw it I knew what it was because I used to get every edition of Car and Drivers plus Road and Track back then and there were several writeup's of these.
A friend of mine had a S-Cargo. We used to do a music trivia show and he used it to get the gear to the gigs. I drove it once, interesting experience. One really annoying quirk/feature of the S-Cargo was when the automatic transmission was put into reverse it made quite a loud beeping sound like many trucks reversing but only on the inside, not on the outside.
My son picked up a Very Nice Green Spring Figaro from the Importer in Virginia. We have a Really Nice 1970 Black Cherry Chevelle, LS3, great interior and paint. But when I park next to my sons Figaro...it's like my Chevelle isn't even there. He sold his Excellent Running '79 Firebird with a 5.3LS motor, and bought a Nice Figaro. I'm really happy for the attention he and his little car are getting.
Alec at Technology Connections has one. Had a bit of work done to it by Aging Wheels. Neat little car, would love to have one.
some other youtuber had one and it was rusty, they repaired some of it. But I cant remember who it was, I dont know if thats the one Tech connections got. it was grey too.
Love an owner that cares so much about their vehicle, that they leave it with the wizards capable hands.
What a beautiful little post modern machine.
Wow! That is a rare bird! That is a Cadillac size door! The front end reminds me of a Nash Metropolitan! Keep those rare birds comings! A lot of your vids are like history lessons! Thanx Wizard!
Grey denotes a ‘Winter’ theme. Green was Spring, Blue was Summer and Taupe was Fall. The more you know…
I met a lady at a car show a few years ago who owned one a Figaro. It is really cute.
If that car was sold in North America I would have been interested in it. Does seem like it should have got much better fuel mileage . Other then that it seems like a sensible tiny car
Transmission hampers the mpg. If it had a manual it would be in the 40's. Knew a guy that had a 90 Mitsubishi Mirage and it regularly got 38-40 on the highway with the 5 speed.
It also has a 3 speed automatic I heard and none of the gears are very long legged. It's not meant for highway pulls.
9:22 My car has an Aluminum Crispy Pi-Pi... Commonly called the "Exhaust Tip"... 😄😄😄
Hi Wizard! Your show has a new twist...... Comedy! Love it! Cheers!
I saw one at a local car show four years. Knew about the Figaro while watching UK 🇬🇧 RUclips channels. Beautiful vehicle!
Reminds me of Columbo’s car except not on as bad shape. Neat little car.
Great car… couldn’t wait for more content during the up coming weeks.
Ive always liked these, the styling is so retro
Whenever I go on holiday to the Isle of Wight, I see loads of these running about! Based on the Nissan Micra, and can rust like a champion!!! 😂
❤️ hoovies Ferrari from Cartrek in the back.
The interior of that Figaro looks how I imagine a real life Barbie car would look on the inside, that's not a bad thing. Honestly, it's pretty cool. One cute little car.
The 308 is mine. Has been for 2 years
@@CarWizard not the Hawaii 5-0 mobile, the silver 456.
The 308 is cool though. Bought that off Freddie, right? Or did you get a different one?
There are thousands of these in the UK especially originally in London.... RHD of course. Most that were in London are now out in the wider UK thanks to low emission zones.
There are 2,364 NISSAN FIGARO left in the UK with an MOT
Love Hoovie doing your new intro 😂
Wizard we have a pink Figgy here in the UK for 7 years now and the Wife loves it? and it was only offered as Grey, Blue, Green and Topaz were standard any other colour was custom, Side note it was the first car in the world to have a CD player fitted as standard and not an extra
My friend took me around in hers when I visited her in Japan and I insisted she bring it back to the states. Probably the only good advice I’ve ever given her 😂
9:30 A tip from working in the medical field - have X type or language restaurant on speed dial - you should be near a Japanese restaurant you could call?
Thanks for the video Mr. & Mrs. Wizard. Cool little car.
Oh man, what a beautiful little car. I want one!
Love the Figaro theme tune!
I've always wanted one of these since I saw one on MCM. Cool car!
Beautiful styling for 91
What a great looking little car. And of course a great video. 😊
Great video, Car wizard. Thank you.👍🇨🇦🇺🇸
Saw one on a used car lot last year in Abingdon Va. I had to look them up on the internet when I got home. Cute little car.
Ive known about this car for years..... coolest car from my birth year 😎
I love the Figaro!!!!
A very interesting car.
A year or two ago I was surprised to see a huge collection of Figaros in the warehouse of Duncan Imports in the USA. All for sale by the business of JDM imports I believe.
The business owner saw the potential of the cars when new visiting Japan as a Honda dealer. Just waited for the 25 year rule to tick over before he got as many good examples as he could.
Did not see them in person , but on a RUclips vid. 700+ Cars Duncan Imports .
Yeah I went to Duncans in 2018 and it was so weird being in a room with like 80 of them. Lol
I saw a Figaro in downtown Gainesville Fl last August. It was green. They are pretty cool when you see them in person. Wish I could post some pics I took.
This is great content. Love the quirky weird stuff Dave
The first time I saw a Figaro was in St. Andrews in Scotland. At the time I didn't realize it was a Nissan, let alone a relatively modern Nissan. I really liked the looks and took several photos of it. Thanks for showing us around this one!
I have a ford festiva and it has 12 in tires. They are actually pretty easy to get here and cheap. I love it
When I was stationed in Japan there was an air show on my base that Japanese locals came to. This wasn’t too long after 9/11 so security was high. I was one of the guys that searched the locals cars that were coming on the base. We would hand them a laminated piece of paper that instructed them to do things like, exit your car, open all doors, hood and trunk. One of the instructions lost in translation was “open glove box.” Whoever had translated glovebox into Japanese had done so directly. The Japanese do not call the storage compartment on the passenger side of their cars a “glovebox.” Anyway I remember searching at least a couple of these Figaros. Fun times.
A very special and rare car..! But ...in 3:10 I see an Alfa Romeo 75 , that definetely deserves a video!!!
I love the Figaro! Always wanted one
Gauges and steering wheel are gorgeous
Hey Wizard, I've been a fan of the JDM goodness as of recently... that bushmaster is really sweet
What a sweet lil’ car; reminds me of a Pao hatchback.
A very interesting video (as usual). Very popular little cars here in the UK, which is presumably why your customer considered getting theirs fixed in England. Still fairly common despite the low numbers made.
My local Facebook friend owns one, he is getting a lot of trophies from classic car show off (mostly American cars)around town.
Absolutely love the look of these cars! This is a really small car, and this is coming from a Miata driver. That said, cars and trucks have gotten too big. I’d love to see cars shrink again.
As the owner of a Suzuki Cappuccino, it looks downright cavernous.
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'That's what she said"
U naughty, naughty boy...😮
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This car looks like it was from 1972 😂😂😂such a cool car!! Nissan was doing their best in the early 90s arguably❤❤❤
Cute! It looks like something that Columbo would drive.
Peugeot 403 Cabriolet.
LoL The Wizard saying "Aluminum Crispy PeePee" has to be my new ring tone.
These are such fun and looked after will run for ever.
I loved the 'stoic face', I've seen it so many times, must be my dumb questions.
These are very common in the UK. I didn't know they were so rare elsewhere!
They're not that common - they only ever built 20,000 of them and as they're all 32 years old, rust and accidents will have claimed a few. That being said, there's one near me identical to the one in the video.
@@Zeem4 there's several near me in North Yorkshire, but maybe there's a Figaro/Micra specialist nearby that I'm not aware of.
In Japan it costs a huge amount to get an old car through their safety inspection even if there is nothing wrong with it, so many old cars end up being exported to Australia, New Zealand and the U.K.
A t one point they reckoned there were more Mitsubishi FTOs in the U.K. than in Japan despite them never being sold here.
Nice to see that Nissan didn’t get there CVT hands on this model
I just saw Mrs Wizard ways and I loved the video
I’d love to get my hands on that service manual. I service on if these every year for a really good customer!
Wow, you have been getting in some unique vehicles lately. Great content
the "2 Stroketurbo" channel owns one, and has shown a lot of work on it,, , quite a cool car, also have a guy here in Smyrna TN who sells them.
What a cool car. I love the styling.
❤ Mr.wizard. Is that a .k. Car I can't believe they still have new parts for this 30plus yrs car ❤ the videos 👍🌟
Kei cars are smaller again both in body and the 660cc engine limit.
Looking from the outside, it's hard to believe this is a fourseater! 😮
They are works of art, someone had one here rural Saskatchewan as a summer lake car. 😊
Dah top. If it's like later Micras, drop the A panel trims between door and windscreen) and it should just lift off.
That little car is adorable inside and out. I actually like it despite my usual taste. Wife loves it but Im not surprised knowing her taste for little things like it.
There a little classic today 👍🥰
My mum had one and it was terrible, it broke down the day we bought it, she just liked it for the looks lol
Pre owned? Or dead battery lol
I have one that I bought from a fellow RUclipsr. Its been a lot of fun. My next plan is to swap in a 4/5spd manual.
We got loads of these in the UK, & you still see them regularly (we get loads of JDM imports, thanks to the fact Japan has VERY strict laws about old cars, + are RHD). One thing I will advise the owner to do, is rustproofing! JDM cars don't tend to have much in the way of rustproofing, as they dont use salt on their roads, as a result, most of the UK ones have rotted out, especially in the rockers, rear wheel arches/fenders & floors, + a lot of the chromed steel parts, like bumpers, rust as well (I`ve seen them snap off!), so, tell him to get it thoroughly rustproofed ASAP, even more so if he`s in a wet area!
love the new opening music
Still see a fair few here on UK roads, they are super cool. Based on the Nissan Micra (JDM Nissan March) and you had to enter a lottery to even get the chance to buy one. Great video Wizard
Hi Wizard, an EVP analysis of the No Muffler Newton noise, done at 0.25x video speed:
16:05 'Vi larmer' ('We're noisy'), 16:06 'Fordi vi er så fattige' ('Because we're so poor').
Thank you
The Völve, Asatru shaman of Denmark and the Lands of the North
Great video, I liked the car it reminded me of the 49 Plymouth business coup.
Ray
To get a new Figaro in Japan you had to buy a Nissan Lottery Ticket and go in the draw to be one of only 2000 lucky buyers! (This is true!) Every Figaro built was already pre-sold and they have a cult following in both Japan, Australia and the UK!
Grey imported to Australia and then updated to Australia design specs. Even now they bring between 30 - 40 thousand Aussie dollars. (19 -25K USD)
I been living in Aus for 34 years. Don't remember seeing one. Seen a few mokes however.
3 on Carsales as I write this. MightMods had a grey importer bring in 2 for a video series. Neighbour had one of these plus a Hyundai Copen. Mokes were mostly a Queensland thing - even when new.
If Wizard received a Copen in his shop he wouldn't fit in it.@@jayjaynella4539
Car wizard: -"Let's put this Figaro up on the lift."
The lift: -"Is it on yet?"
That car at it's top speed (100 mph) would test the bravest of the brave.
It wasn't mentionned but, the Figaro looked like the kid of a last generation Ford Thunderbird. If you could find one those and take a picture side by side...
This is so JDM and it is the big 1L. car size, nifty !!!!
Figaro sounds Italian to me, and the styling looks it too. Mama Mia , what a tasty little cannoli!
I would love to see live service on this one, it's a rare one
The Mitsubishi Cordia I had was equipped with a very simmilar catalytic converter set up. Had a cast iron exhaust manifold and what looked like an iron coffee can that bolted under it that held a replaceable catalysts element inside.
Wizard, i only see 3 plug wires. its a 3 cylinder 987cc turbo. The PAO got the non turbo version.
That is such a cool little car! I love it!
I bet parts for it cost a King's ransom!
What a cool little car. Looks like it was made in the 50's
Every time Wizard sings Gloria an angel loses their wings .
A NISMO Figaro would be wild!
Redefining JDM for sure!!! 😅😅😅😊😊😊