Suzuki Bolan Discontinued

Suzuki Bolan (Carry Dabba) discontinued in Pakistan.

Pak Suzuki has officially discontinued the production of it's iconic Bolan minivan locally known as "Carry Dabba"

The Suzuki Bolan has served as a multi- passenger vehicle and has been widely used for commercial purpose.

Its outdated design and lack of safety features have reduce the sales.

The final chassis number of the carry dabba rolled of the production line with the marking is 01151691.

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