The Subaru Domingo is a compact, microvan-style vehicle that was primarily sold in Japan. It was based on the Subaru Sambar kei van but featured a slightly larger body and a more powerful engine, making it better suited for carrying passengers and cargo. Here are some key details about this 1994 Subaru Domingo:

Specifications & Features

• Engine: The Domingo was equipped with a 1.2L EF12 Four-Cylinder engine, which produced around 52 horsepower. Unlike its kei car counterpart, which had a smaller engine, the Domingo offered more power for improved performance.

• Drivetrain: (RWD) Rear wheel drive

• Transmission: 5-speed manual

• Seating Capacity: It featured a flexible 7 seat layout, with removable and foldable seats to optimize cargo space.

• Design: The Domingo had a tall, boxy design to maximize interior space, while its compact footprint made it easy to maneuver in urban settings.

• Sliding Doors: It had sliding doors on both sides, providing easy access for passengers.

Why It’s Interesting

• Practicality: The Domingo was designed for families and small businesses, offering impressive space efficiency in a small package.

• JDM Rarity: Since it was primarily a Japan-only model, it has gained some interest among JDM enthusiasts, especially in markets where it was later imported.