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Kei Truck prices and market trends

Updated October 20, 2026359 trucks and vans17 US dealers
At a glance

A Kei Truck that's 25 years or older asks a median $8,700 at US dealers today, from the 309 road-legal trucks and vans we list. The middle half sit between $6,900 and $10,500. Newer trucks that can only be used off-road ask a median $28,000. We check every listing every day, so these numbers move with the market.

Kei Truck prices by model

Road-legal trucks 25 years and older, one row per model. The dot is the median asking price; the bar covers the middle half of prices.

Kei Truck asking prices by modelHonda Acty: median $9,600, middle half $8,800 to $12,700; Suzuki Carry: median $8,200, middle half $6,900 to $9,000; Daihatsu Hijet: median $7,800, middle half $6,900 to $9,800; Subaru Sambar: median $9,100, middle half $6,900 to $11,200; Mitsubishi Minicab: median $7,400, middle half $6,000 to $10,600; Kei Vans, all makes: median $9,000, middle half $7,900 to $10,600; Newer off-road trucks: median $28,000, middle half $26,500 to $29,000$0k$5k$10k$15k$20k$25k$30k$35kHonda Acty$9,600Suzuki Carry$8,200Daihatsu Hijet$7,800Subaru Sambar$9,100Mitsubishi Minicab$7,400Kei Vans, all makes$9,000Newer off-road trucks$28,000Kei Truck asking prices by modelHonda Acty: median $9,600, middle half $8,800 to $12,700; Suzuki Carry: median $8,200, middle half $6,900 to $9,000; Daihatsu Hijet: median $7,800, middle half $6,900 to $9,800; Subaru Sambar: median $9,100, middle half $6,900 to $11,200; Mitsubishi Minicab: median $7,400, middle half $6,000 to $10,600; Kei Vans, all makes: median $9,000, middle half $7,900 to $10,600; Newer off-road trucks: median $28,000, middle half $26,500 to $29,000$0k$10k$20k$30kHonda Acty$9,600Suzuki Carry$8,200Daihatsu Hijet$7,800Subaru Sambar$9,100Mitsubishi Minicab$7,400Kei Vans$9,000Newer off-road$28,000
Median asking priceMiddle half of prices
ModelFor saleMedian priceMiddle halfMedian yearMedian miles4x4
Honda Acty48$9,600$8,800 to $12,700199843,00090%
Suzuki Carry84$8,200$6,900 to $9,000199933,00095%
Daihatsu Hijet70$7,800$6,900 to $9,800199943,00091%
Subaru Sambar40$9,100$6,900 to $11,200199738,00095%
Mitsubishi Minicab22$7,400$6,000 to $10,600199735,00090%
Kei Vans, all makes35$9,000$7,900 to $10,600199958,00031%
Newer off-road trucks49$28,000$26,500 to $29,000202698%

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Kei Truck prices by model year

Every truck and van we list, by the year it was built. Trucks newer than 25 years come into the US for off-road use only, which is why prices jump past the line.

Kei Truck asking prices by model year359 trucks from 1989 to 2026. The lowest median price is $6,900 for 1990, the highest $28,200 for 2026.$0k$10k$20k$30k$40k19901995200020052010201520202025Newer: off-road only25 years and olderKei Truck asking prices by model year359 trucks from 1989 to 2026. The lowest median price is $6,900 for 1990, the highest $28,200 for 2026.$0k$10k$20k$30k$40k1990200020102020Off-road only25+ years
A truck for saleMedian price for that model year

What 4x4, the gearbox and mileage do to the price

Median asking prices of road-legal Kei Trucks, split one way at a time, with the number of trucks in brackets. Model, year and condition still matter more than any one of these.

Split byOne sideOther sideDifference
Drive4x4: $8,500 (248)2WD: $7,700 (24)4x4 asks $800 more
TransmissionManual: $8,500 (248)Automatic: $9,200 (23)Automatic asks $700 more
MileageUnder 30,000 miles: $8,800 (85)30,000 miles or more: $8,500 (179)Under 30,000 miles asks $300 more

This week in the Kei Truck market

18New trucks listed in the last 7 days
14Sold or taken down in the last 7 days
5Trucks showing a price cut today
359Trucks and vans for sale today

New listings don't count a dealer's first day on our site. We started tracking in October 2026; price trend lines will appear here once there are a few weeks of history.

Where the trucks are

Kei Trucks and Kei Vans for sale by the dealer's state. Most dealers ship or can arrange it, so the closest lot isn't your only choice.

See all 359 Kei Trucks for sale

Quote these numbers

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  • The median asking price for a Kei Truck 25 years or older at US dealers was $8,700 on October 20, 2026, across 309 trucks and vans. Source: Kei Truck US (keitruckus.com/kei-truck-prices/)
  • 91% of the road-legal Kei Trucks for sale at US dealers on October 20, 2026 were 4x4. Source: Kei Truck US (keitruckus.com/kei-truck-prices/)
  • Newer, off-road-only Kei Trucks asked a median $28,000 at US dealers on October 20, 2026. Source: Kei Truck US (keitruckus.com/kei-truck-prices/)

How we get these numbers

  • Every Kei Truck and Kei Van listed by the 17 US dealers on this site, checked against their websites every day. Each truck counts once.
  • These are asking prices. Trucks can sell for less, and we never see the final price.
  • Road-legal means 25 years or older under the federal import rule. Newer trucks are off-road only and shown on their own.
  • Medians, not averages, so one odd price doesn't move the number. We don't compare one dealer's prices with another's.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a Kei Truck cost?

A Kei Truck that's 25 years or older asks a median $8,700 at US dealers today, from the 309 road-legal trucks and vans we list. The middle half sit between $6,900 and $10,500. Newer trucks that can only be used off-road ask a median $28,000. We check every listing every day, so these numbers move with the market.

Which Kei Truck is the cheapest?

By median asking price, the Mitsubishi Minicab is the lowest today at $7,400 across 22 road-legal trucks. Condition, 4x4 and mileage move any one truck's price more than the badge does.

Why do newer Kei Trucks cost more?

Trucks under 25 years old come into the US for off-road use only. They're newer, often low-mileage imports, so dealers ask more, but most states won't title them for the road. Check the 25-year rule before you buy one for the street.

Does it cost less to import one yourself?

Sometimes. The auction price is only the start: export fees, shipping, duty, broker fees, transport and registration add up. Use the landed cost calculator to compare a truck from Japan with these dealer prices.