You Can Now Modify Your Suzuki Jimny Into A Baby G-Wagen Or Defender
โ€” Updated on 23 November 2021

You Can Now Modify Your Suzuki Jimny Into A Baby G-Wagen Or Defender

โ€” Updated on 23 November 2021
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When we called out the 2019 Suzuki Jimny earlier this year as a baby G-Wagen, someoneโ€™s ears must have been burning.

Returning to the spotlight back in June as a rebirth of the 80โ€™s 4ร—4 cult classic, the Jimny immediately had us transfixed. Its โ€œdelightfully boxy chassisโ€ is everything any man could ever want in an affordable 4ร—4, inspired by the much less attainable Land Rover Defender and even more so Mercedes-AMGโ€™s coveted G-Wagen.

DAMD, a Japanese body kit design and tuner company know where the demand is and have catered to it accordingly, offering both โ€œLittle Gโ€ and โ€œLittle Dโ€ modification options that look strikingly similar to their beefy big brothers.

Little G

DAMD has overhauled the front facade with a new bumper, grille, lights and a cheeky DAMD logo to replace the Mercedes one. The fender flairs and the foot-step are more squared to like those of the G-Wagen and while the huge exhaust and huge wheels might look a little silly, youโ€™re modifying a Suzuki, so you canโ€™t really say much at all.

Little D

More or less the same modifications on the front end as the โ€˜Little Gโ€™ but with a bulging front bonnet to match the Defender, the โ€˜Little Dโ€™ sports a whole new rear bumper and some might mud-flaps to match. The colourway is classically Land Rover, as are the more appropriately sized wheels. If we had to choose, weโ€™d take the โ€˜Little Dโ€™ no doubt. Thereโ€™s something comical and cool about a miniature Defender, but not so much a try-hard G-Wagen.

Pricing and actual inclusions are yet to be announced, stand by for further information.

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