The Honda Acty is currently street legal in more than 20 states in the U.S, where citizens can import, register, and use old Japanese Kei trucks on public streets.

Kei trucks, popular in Japan, are gaining traction in the U.S. for their utility and compact size. Top models include the ...

It’s hard to beat the cool factor of a kei truck, let alone one coming with three axles and factory-fit tracks. As weird as it seems, Honda offered a 6×6 option for the Acty between 1994 and ...

But for some reason, Honda skipped announcing that it had also been reproducing parts for the old Acty kei truck, and had been since 2020—basically two years.

This 1996 Honda Acty Crawler fire truck was imported from Japan last year, and it still includes the equipment rack, flashing lights, and siren system. A tiny 656-cc three-cylinder engine sends 37 ...

It’s well-traveled at 65,700 miles, and extremely pricey for a kei truck at $26,500. But I’ll tell you one thing: I’d make a beeline for this thing at a car show over any Ferrari ever built.