What is the Justy?
The Justy name has been used by both Subaru and Suzuki, which can make the badge’s history confusing. The Canadian 1995 entry identifies a Subaru Justy, a small hatchback for everyday driving.
In other markets, Subaru also used the Justy name for cars related to Suzuki models. The Justy sold in Europe in the 1990s was based on the Suzuki Cultus.
Engines and power
The Canadian 1995 Justy had one listed petrol version, with a 1.2 L engine.
How economical is the Justy?
Canada’s NRCan 5-cycle test gives the 1995 Justy a consumption rating of 8.9 L/100 km. European figures use WLTP or the older NEDC procedure, while US figures use EPA testing; the different methods mean results across markets are not direct equivalents.
Questions and answers
Was the 1995 Canadian Justy a Suzuki?
The Canadian 1995 entry identifies it as a Subaru. The Justy name was also used on Suzuki-related cars in other markets.
What engine size was listed for the Canadian 1995 Justy?
It had a 1.2 L petrol engine.
What was its Canadian fuel-consumption rating?
Its NRCan 5-cycle rating was 8.9 L/100 km.