4×4S.ORGTHE REGISTRY DAIHATSU · MARQUES · ROCKY, FEROZA AND SPORTRAK F300

Marque · Rocky, Feroza and Sportrak F300 · in production 1989–2002

Daihatsu Rocky, Feroza and Sportrak

The small Daihatsu 4x4 of 1989–2002: the F300 Rocky with the 1.6 HD-E and a low range, the Feroza of Europe, Australia and Indonesia, the Sportrak of Britain and Bertone’s Freeclimber II with a BMW four.

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3VEHICLESNot publishedBUILT1989–2002IN PRODUCTION1CHAPTERS

The F300 was Daihatsu’s answer to the Suzuki Vitara: a three-door ladder-frame 4x4 with a sixteen-valve 1.6 and selectable low range, in resin-top and hard-top bodies, built at Ikeda from 1989 and by Astra in Indonesia.

The Terios of 1997 — a monocoque with permanent four-wheel drive and no low range — took its market, and the F300 ended in 2002; the Rocky of 2019 is a crossover.

1 chapters, 1948 → today

1F300 (1989–2002)1989 – 2002
194819601975199020052025
11989 – 2002

F300 (1989–2002)

3 VEHICLES IN THIS CHAPTER

The Rocky, Feroza and Sportrak; the Freeclimber II.

Registry records · chapter 1

Rocky / Feroza / Sportrak F300 (1989–2002)1989–2002Feroza and Sportrak (1989–99)1989–99Bertone Freeclimber II (1992–95)1992–95

Base models

The structural configurations the registry and the Creator build from; each page carries the researched specification.
Rocky / Feroza / Sportrak F300 (1989–2002)1989–2002

Sources

  1. Daihatsu Rocky (F300) — Wikipedia

Rocky, Feroza and Sportrak F300 records in the registry

3 records, oldest first.
Feroza and Sportrak (1989–99)1989–99 · JapanRocky / Feroza / Sportrak F300 (1989–2002)1989–2002 · JapanBertone Freeclimber II (1992–95)1992–95 · Italy