The Subaru Vivio, a kei car launched in March 1992 and produced until October 1998 by Subaru, falls into the compact kei car category in Japan, offering significant tax benefits to its owners. Despite its small dimensions, the Vivio boasts a surprisingly spacious interior due to its tall profile and generous window size. The name "Vivio" reflects the engine's 660cc displacement, cleverly represented in Roman numerals (VI, VI, O) while also drawing inspiration from the term "vivid." This model replaced the Rex series from the 1970s and was subsequently succeeded by the Subaru Pleo. Overall, the Vivio is known for its economic advantages and practical design, making it a popular choice
