Meet Martina – she bought her Jimny for highway cruising, but one ride with the Jimny Girls QLD and boom — off-road fever hit! Now she’s learning the ropes and sharing every “oops” and “aha!” on her channel to help fellow newbies. Her rig, General Iroh, has already taken her back to the beach for the first time in 10+ years — a moment she won’t forget. Dream drives? Springs Park is calling. And if you’re near Brisbane, she reckons Mt Mee is a must: think cute critters, a swim spot, scenic fun, and just enough challenge to keep things spicy! Recently, she helped run the Jimny Girls QLD Getaway at Janowen Hills, where the charity raffle raised over $3k for Support the Girls and Rise Up, all with the help of 20+ sponsors, including Suzuki Queensland. Oh, and check out her cool apparel line, Iroh’s Wardrobe (link in her Instagram bio)!
A front bumper garnish is a simple yet effective upgrade for your Jimny, adding a tougher, more customised look — something especially popular among Jimny enthusiasts. While adding more style, it also offers light protection against stone chips and scratches. Made from durable materials, it’s a great way to enhance your rig’s style without the cost of a full bumper replacement.
Throwing it back to The Swarm 2024, when we had an awesome chat with Trent and got the full scoop on his JB43 – Jimboslice…
Ty, the guy behind OffRoadChef, has been in the cheffing industry for over 13 years and loves nothing more than camping and cooking over open fire…
The front grille is one of the first things you notice on a car, so simple changes have a big impact…
Zylah is an adventure seeker who enjoys exploring new places and relaxing by the seaside…
And here’s the heart of the matter when it comes to four-wheel-drive systems … the Jimny has a part-time 4WD system with three modes: The first is two-wheel-drive-high-range (2H) which delivers better fuel economy and enhanced cornering on paved roads. The second is four-wheel-drive-high (4H) which provides extra grip needed for off-road use – primarily slippery surfaces like snow and sand.
We just love seeing the creative photos people take of their Jimnys. And this one at right which was published on Facebook, is a real pearler. The color-matching of the model with the ‘real thing’ along with the attention to detail in terms of tyres and roof racks, is a delight. It’s not the first time we’ve seen Jimny and “mini me” photos, but it certainly reflects a pride of ownership and an owner who is prepared to take things to a different level.
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