Wings Clipped: Former Red Bull 1997 Suzuki X-90

The title of Oddest & Smallest 90s SUV goes, without question, to the Suzuki X-90. Mechanically the twin of the Sidekick, aka Escudo in JDM-lingo, the little 2-door T-top sport cute X-90 weighed only 2400 pounds and was actually shorter in length than the original NA Mazda Miata. Makes sense then that Austrian beverage media company Red Bull would convert them into drink dispensing, marketing funded, tax writeoff machines. Find this 1997 Suzuki X-90 with built-in cooler for sale in Carson, CA for $1,950 $1,850 via craigslist. Tip from Sean S. who writes "the most macho tailgating truck ever - built in beer cooler."

Fleet Sale: Six 1990s Suzuki X-90s

The X-90 was Suzuki's Sidekick/Escudo based replacement for the outgoing Samurai and it was setup on a longitudinal engine configuration with an optional 4X4 transfer case.  It might have looked like just another front wheel drive lifted econobox masquerading as a compact SUV, but it actually has legitimate street offroad cred.  Today's next feature is a cadre of six 1990s Suzuki X-90s offered for $2500 to $6000 each or all for $25,000, located in Denver, CO via craigslist..  Tip from Joel.

5k: Forgotten Fun: 1996 Suzuki X-90

When you make a list of all the T-top equipped cars from the 1990s (and we will do this for a future twister subject), you might find a decent sized list.  Further narrow that list by refining to a 2-seater, rear drive standard, Japanese built, available 4X4, and manual gearbox-- you'll probably scratch your head...because the Suzuki X-90 is all but a forgotten piece of Japanese automotive history.  Find this 1996 Suzuki X-90 here on eBay offered for $4,200 buy-it-now or make offer, located in Clermont, Fl.