Originally a Japanese commercial van, the Mazda Bongo is now best known for the imported Friendee model. It's a practical and affordable favorite for adventurers, prized for its innovative 'Auto Free Top' pop-top camper roof.
Typical sold price of a Mazda Bongo ranges from $4,859 to $12,135, based on 38 sales tracked on Hypercars. 2 currently for sale.
The Mazda Bongo has a long history as a capable cabover van and truck in Japan, first launched in 1966. While early generations were purely commercial, the third and fourth generations offered more comfort and passenger-focused variants. The most popular version for import is the Bongo Friendee, introduced in 1995, which brought car-like features and the innovative 'Auto Free Top' pop-top camper roof.
Collectors and adventurers are drawn to the Bongo for its practicality, affordability, and classic JDM van styling. It offers a unique alternative to the more common Volkswagen Vanagon or pricier Mitsubishi Delica. The diesel 4WD versions are particularly capable, and the factory-built camper features make it a ready-to-go platform for weekend trips.
The market for imported Bongos is still developing, with an average price of just over $8,000. This makes it an accessible entry into the overlanding and JDM scenes. Top-tier prices approaching $14,500 are typically reserved for clean, low-mileage Bongo Friendee campers with the desirable 4WD and diesel powertrain combination.
Prices range from $3,910 to $14,500, depending on model year, condition, and camper equipment.
38 Mazda Bongo vehicles have been tracked across auctions and listings on Hypercars, with 2 currently live. Sold prices range from $3,910 to $14,500.
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Based on 38 sales tracked on Hypercars, Mazda Bongo prices typically range from $4,859 to $12,135. There are 2 currently for sale.
There are 2 Mazda Bongo listings currently live across auctions, dealers, and marketplaces tracked by Hypercars.