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The Subaru Justy, developed in February 1984, was created to bridge the gap in the lineup between the Rex and Leone. The car was offered in a three-door and five-door body with front or all-wheel drive. Compared to its competitors, Justy was a very small model, but that did not stop him from selling a series of more than a million copies. In some markets, the vehicle is known as Trendy. In 1987, the manufacturer released a modification of the model equipped with the Super Automatic E-CVT continuously variable transmission system. A year later, the company updated the lineup, eliminating some engines and boosting others. The car was upgraded again in 1991. In 2003, the Hungarian company Magyar Suzuki launched mass production of the compact crossover G3X Justy. The revival of the original model took place in 2007. The new Subaru Justy was built on the Daihatsu Boon platform. The car is manufactured in Japan at the Daihatsu Motor facility. The car is available in three-door and five-door hatchback bodies. Like the first generation, the car is offered with front-wheel drive and all-wheel drive transmissions. A 69-horsepower three-cylinder engine with a working volume of 1 liter is installed under the hood of the car.