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SUBARU Justy I (KAD) cars: technical specifications, versions and trim levels

Subaru Justy I (KAD) cars are small-capacity 3- and 5-door hatchbacks produced from 1984 to 1995 in Japan. The cars were characterized by compact dimensions and rather fuel-efficient engines. They were inexpensive and perfect for urban conditions. In our online shop, you can buy spare parts for Subaru Justy I (KAD) and other cars at a very favourable price. We care about our customers and want them to save not only money but time. Therefore, we developed a user-friendly search system to let you find the required car parts as quickly as possible. Moreover, you can order the parts in just a few clicks and have your request processed in a short term. We deliver purchases as soon as possible.

Subaru Justy I (KAD) technical specifications

The hatchbacks were 3535 mm long, 1535 mm wide. The height varied: the cars with low roof were 1390 mm high, the ones with high roof – 1420 mm. The interior was spacious enough to accommodate a driver and 4 passengers. Depending on a rear seats position, volume of the luggage compartment could be 200–775 litres. Road clearance was 170 mm.

Both suspensions were independent and of the MacPherson type. Only the front axle was equipped with brake discs, the rear one was equipped with drums.

Main versions

About 10 versions of Subaru Justy I (KAD) (1984–1995) were produced during the years of manufacture. All of them were equipped with petrol power units. Front- and four-wheel-drive versions were offered to customers. There were two available transmissions: 5-speed manual and stepless continuously variable transmission. The latter had a sport mode, which increased engine RPM almost twice.

1.2 SL 4WD version was rather popular. It was equipped with a 3-cylinder 9-valve engine with 68 hp output. Maximum torque of the engine was 95 N⋅m. It was reached at 3600 rpm engine speed. Acceleration to 100 km/h took 16 seconds. The top speed was 152 km/h. Average fuel consumption reached 7.1 litres per 100 km. The carrying capacity was 455 kg. There was a five-speed manual gearbox.

The version was equipped with all-wheel drive. The rear axle was manually enabled by means of a transfer case if necessary. This allowed to improve vehicle performance in off-road conditions and on the slippery surfaces. At the same time, fuel consumption was rather efficient.

Justy I (KAD) trim levels

Subaru Justy I (KAD) hatchbacks had such trim levels as SL, DL, S, GL, Myme, etc. Equipment was minimalistic and included folding rear seats, tinted windows, tachometer, radio, hydraulic power steering, intermittent windscreen wiper control and rear windscreen wiper. Metallic body paint was available for some trim levels for an extra charge.