February 16, 2023

Finding Our Long-Lost Suzuki Sidekick, The Teal Terror

Before our JDM Pajeros or Delicas, before our Jeep Cherokee, we had a great little 1995 Suzuki Sidekick. We called it The Teal Terror. We sold the Teal Terror in 2016, and I always wondered what happened to it. Well, we recently found out. Check out our sister site, Subcompact Culture for the whole story.

Andy Lilienthal

Andy Lilienthal is an award-winning writer and has written professionally since 1999. He has over 13 years in the automotive aftermarket working at companies including Warn Industries, Bushwacker, and Lund International. Editorial works include writing and photography for off-road print magazines, to new-car reviews online. He’s a photographer with images in multiple magazines, blog sites, and The New York Times.

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Scott

February 17, 2023

Very nice, I had one from same family but was a black 1992 Asuna Sunrunner with a black convertible soft top. I guess later models became the Pontiac Sunrunner. Mine to was best car I ever had. I understand they made them all from side kick to Samaria, to Tracker etc in plant in Canada, all 4×4 with those great 1.2 litre Suzuki motors. Mine eventually rusted out but rest of it just kept on going

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