The Suzuki Carry is designed to address the various logistical challenges 21st-century Filipino companies face. This five-speed manual transmission workhorse has a powerful 1.5-liter engine, heavy-duty front and rear suspension systems, and advanced security features, capable of delivering up to 14.45km/l mileage drive.
What makes Suzuki Carry special is its range. It’s available in multiple variants such as Dropside, Utility Van, Cargo Van, Lineman and Cab and Chassis. Let’s explore what each one does best for Pinoy startups.
Providing Three-Side Bed Access
The Carry Dropside is a staple of construction businesses, for it’s the perfect solution to haul freight of any kind. It has no roof, so it can accommodate goods in all shapes and sizes, from mountains of sand to bulky pieces of furniture.
The Carry Dropside has a massive bed whose inside dimensions are 2,565mm x 1,160mm x 1,660mm (length x height x width). It’s practically a pickup truck on steroids.
The beauty of its design is that you can access your cargo from three sides of the bed. From the ground, the bottom of the bed is just 750 mm. So, loading and unloading significantly become less strenuous.
And to keep your merchandise secure while in transit, you can fasten it using the Carry Dropside’s built-in rope hooks.
Moving Multiple Passengers Along With Cargo
The Suzuki Carry Utility Van is a favorite of businesses in the events industry.
Quite like jeepneys, it comes with 2,605mm-long 50/50 benches that provide seating for lots of passengers and with sliding glass windows for ventilation. But unlike most traditional jeeps, the Carry Utility Van has a pair of swinging doors to keep everyone inside safe and comfortable.
If you don’t need to seat more than one passenger, you can fold the benches completely and maximize the floor space for cargo placement. Its rear body is 1,705mm-high and 1,690mm-wide, so just imagine how much goods you can fit inside!
Offering Abundant Cargo Space With Excellent Weather Resistance
Need to move something that’s susceptible to the elements, the Carry Cargo Van is your safest bet. Its storage area is wider than it’s taller, giving you plentiful floor space. To make it safe and easy to navigate its roomy body when full and during nighttime, this tough Suzuki Carry variant has a lamp you can turn on and off from two positions. Moreover, this vehicle is lockable from the outside to keep its dual swinging doors remain secure and its contents dry and in one piece, despite strong wind-driven rain. Lastly, its aluminum body exterior is rivetless by design. You can treat it like a blank canvas to advertise your business in every place it reaches and to boost your brand awareness.
Allowing for More Customization Options
The Carry Cab and Chassis is an affordable investment for Pinoy startups that prefer to tailor their vehicle fleet to their unique requirements. Like in the case of the popular Carry Lineman vehicle that suited the growing needs of cable and telco companies in the Philippines. If the other variants don’t suit your needs, go with this one instead.
Can’t Decide Which One Is Right for Your Company?
Any Suzuki Carry variant makes an excellent business asset, provided that you invest in the one that suits your needs. Get in touch with us today so that we can help you make an informed decision!
