Mitsubishi Bravo

The Mitsubishi Bravo is a one-box kei car sold by Mitsubishi Motors, a passenger-oriented version of the Minicab that is nevertheless registered as a cargo vehicle with a 200 kilogram load limit. It began in February 1989 as the Minicab Bravo, successor to the Minicab Estate, and in January 1991 became a model in its own right after the kei car size rules were revised, staying on sale until April 1999 when the Town Box replaced it. It was offered with three-cylinder engines and, from the January 1994 update, four-cylinder 4A30 engines, with intercooled turbocharged top grades. The Bravo name returned in November 2011 as a luxury grade of the Minicab van and has continued as a grade through the later Minicab generations, which are built on Suzuki Every bases.