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Daihatsu Opti

1992 – 2002 · Japan

The Daihatsu Opti was a kei car manufactured by Daihatsu from 1992 to 2002, designed as a replacement for the Leeza. With a 658 cc petrol engine, it was offered in front-wheel or four-wheel drive configurations, positioning itself as a more luxurious option compared to the Mira. The name "Opti" was chosen to convey both "optimistic" and "optimum" characteristics. The first generation of the Opti made its debut in Japan in January 1992, having been initially showcased as the "X-409" at the 1991 Tokyo Motor Show. This model was constructed on the L200 series Mira chassis. During its production years, the Daihatsu Opt

2 generations of the Daihatsu Opti

Version	Years	Engine	0 to 100	Gearbox	Drive	Body
Daihatsu Opti L300	1992 to 1998	0.7L naturally aspirated inline-three	14.2s	Auto, Manual	FWD	HATCHBACK
Daihatsu Opti L800	1998 to 2002	0.7L	—	Auto, CVT, Manual	FWD, AWD	SEDAN