Suzuki X-90

The Suzuki X-90 was a unique experiment from the mid-1990s. Built on the capable Suzuki Sidekick platform, it combined a 2-seat layout, T-top roof, and quirky styling with SUV ground clearance. It was sold in the U.S. for just 3 model years, from 1996 to 1998, and its unusual concept resulted in very low sales, making it a rare sight today.

Collectors are drawn to the X-90 for its sheer weirdness and 90s nostalgia. It's a guaranteed head-turner that stands out at any car show. Because it shares its 1.6L engine and 4x4 drivetrain with the Sidekick, mechanical parts are relatively easy to source, making ownership less intimidating than its rarity suggests. Its use as an early Red Bull promotional vehicle also adds a fun piece of pop-culture history.

The market for the X-90 is small but growing as enthusiasts of 90s cars seek out unusual models. With an average sale price around $7,700, they are still very affordable. The best low-mileage examples are now trading for over $14,000, which shows that collectors are willing to pay a premium for clean, original cars.

Prices for the Suzuki X-90 range from around $3,700 for project examples to over $14,500 for the best preserved cars.