Suzuki Australia’s three-door Jimny Heritage is returning as an automatic-only limited edition, according to a 2026 report by CarExpert. The reported Australian allocation is 300 vehicles, with a starting price of $42,490. The automatic transmission is the key change from earlier Australian Heritage editions, which were manual-only.
What is returning, and where?
The returning model is the Australian-market, three-door Jimny Heritage. CarExpert reports that orders are open and the edition is capped at 300 vehicles. Suzuki Australia general manager Michael Pachota described them as the final three-door Heritage limited-edition models to be sold in Australia, individually numbered from 301 to 600.
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That final-edition statement applies to Australian three-door Heritage releases; it is not a claim that Suzuki is ending Jimny production or Heritage editions in every market. Availability and order status can change, so check with an Australian Suzuki dealer for current stock.
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How much does the Jimny Heritage cost?
CarExpert reports a starting price of $42,490, a $1,500 premium over the base Jimny. This is a starting price, not a drive-away or on-road figure; the report does not state a delivery estimate.
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- [Product Specification] Dimension: L5.9" x W2.6" x H2.7"; Weight: 0.87 lb / 395 g; Color: black.
- [Material] This Jimny toy car is made primarily from diecast metal with plastic parts and rubber tires, ensuring durability and making it a robust toy vehicle or a collectible item.
- [Interactive Functions] Equipped with a pull-back mechanism, opening doors, hood, and trunk, as well as light and sound effects, this 1/24 Jimny model car offers immersive and engaging fun.
- [Detailed Design] This SUV toy displays a detailed design that mimics the actual Jimny, complete with a rugged bumper, openable doors, realistic tires, and a detailed interior. These elements make the toy car not only fun to play with but also a great display piece.
- [Perfect for Collectors and Kids] It’s a great addition to any model car collectors or as a gift for kids (Birthday and Christmas Gifts Choice). Whether you’re a dedicated model car collector or looking for a memorable gift for a child, this Jimny diecast model car is a perfect choice.
- Superior White: included in the reported starting price.
- Jungle Green or Medium Grey: an additional $745, according to CarExpert.
What does the Heritage edition add?
The edition’s reported distinguishing touches are primarily accessories and styling, alongside the numbered identification.
- Red front and rear mudflaps
- Jimny Heritage cargo tray
- Heritage exterior graphics
- Build-number badge
CarExpert also lists 15-inch alloy wheels, 210 mm of ground clearance, a leather-wrapped steering wheel and a 9.0-inch centre infotainment display among the equipment. The display supports wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. Automatic Jimny versions are also reported to include adaptive cruise control; confirm the market-specific equipment with Suzuki or a dealer before purchase.
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- An import from Aoshima
- Model kit is molded in color so no painting is needed
- Snap fit kit does not require glue
Engine, transmission and four-wheel drive
For this Australian edition, CarExpert lists a 1.5-litre four-cylinder petrol engine producing 75 kW and 130 Nm, paired with a four-speed automatic transmission and dual-range four-wheel drive. The automatic is the notable departure from the previous Australian three-door Heritage editions.
Suzuki’s global Jimny page describes the broader model’s off-road layout as a ladder frame, three-link rigid axle suspension with coil springs, and four-wheel drive with a low-range transfer gear. That is manufacturer context about the global Jimny, not a replacement for the Australian edition’s market-specific specification. Suzuki also cautions that driver-assistance sensors have limitations and should not replace safe driving.
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- Plastic model kit that requires assembly and painting
- Requires separate tools and paint
- Country of Manufacture: Japan
- Material: Plastic
How does it differ from earlier Heritage editions?
CarExpert says Australia previously had a 300-unit three-door Jimny Heritage run in 2023, sold only with a manual gearbox, followed by a manual-only five-door Heritage in 2024. The returning three-door edition’s automatic-only configuration is the main change.
Do not confuse it with the separate New Zealand five-door Heritage. Suzuki New Zealand’s five-door window card lists that market’s vehicle as a 1.5-litre model with 75 kW and 130 Nm, available with a five-speed manual or four-stage automatic, plus ALLGRIP PRO part-time four-wheel drive, roof rails and a roof platform tray. Those details describe the New Zealand five-door specification, not this Australian three-door limited edition.
Quick Recap
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- Accurate Scale Model
- Detailed Model Kit
- Full Instructions Provided
- Model number: HMCC22
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