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Daihatsu Leeza

1986 – 1992

The Daihatsu Leeza is a unique kei car that featured semi-coupé styling and was manufactured by Daihatsu. Launched in Japan in December 1986, the Leeza was eventually discontinued in August 1993 as it was mostly replaced by the Opti in 1992. Despite its coupé-like design, most of the Leeza models sold in Japan were considered commercial vehicles. These versions were equipped with strapping points and temporary rear seats, allowing them to benefit from tax breaks applicable to such vehicles. Under the hood, the Daihatsu Leeza was powered by carbureted 547 cc EB-series three-cylinder engines. The power output of these engines varied depending on whether a turbocharger was included,