description Subaru Domingo Overview
The Subaru Domingo was a microvan produced by Subaru from 1983 to 1998, marketed in some regions as the Sumo or Libero. It featured a tallboy, boxy design with sliding rear doors, maximizing interior cargo and passenger space within the constraints of Japanese kei car dimension regulations. The vehicle utilized a mid-engine, rear-wheel-drive layout, with four-wheel drive available as an option. It was designed primarily for urban transportation and commercial delivery use.
help Subaru Domingo FAQ
What other names was the Subaru Domingo sold under?
The Subaru Domingo was sold as the Libero in parts of Europe and as the Sumo in the United Kingdom and some other markets. The names refer to closely related versions of the same compact Subaru van.
How many passengers can a Subaru Domingo carry?
Many Domingo configurations seat up to seven people despite the van's small exterior footprint. Seating layouts and equipment vary, so imported examples should be checked against the specific trim.
What engine does the Subaru Domingo use?
Later Domingo models used Subaru's 1.2-litre three-cylinder EF12 engine. Earlier versions used smaller engines, including a 1.0-litre unit, depending on the model year and market.
Does the Subaru Domingo have four-wheel drive?
Yes. Four-wheel-drive versions were offered, including the later Domingo GV. Some models also used Subaru's electronically controlled continuously variable transmission, depending on specification.
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