Yoko Zuna

Yoko Zuna is a fictional Japanese car company that manufactures minivans.

Models

• 2004 Yoko Zuna XL (Kingpin Nobunaga, Pinion Tanaka)

Trivia

• The 2004 Yoko Zuna XL is based on the real-life 2009-2015 Honda Pilot and/or 1999-2004 Toyota bB, though the former is an SUV. Both are Japanese cars with boxy styling.
• Despite being Japanese, the company is named after the American professional wrestler, Yokozuna.
• The model is similar to the Shonosuke Matchfair G.

Gallery

2004 Yoko Zuna XL

Car Companies

Car Companies AMC • Aaron • Abarth • Aeroliner • Alfa Romeo • Alza Facile • Aston Martin • Audi • Avto • Axxelo • BMW • Basic Service Equipment • Behemoth Corp. • Bella Machina • Bentley • Brawny Motor Co. • Cadillac • Capitol Motors • Cargatti • Chevrolet • Chrysler • Citroën • Crown • Dirt Track Racer • Dodge • EMD • Evolv Motors • FV • Ferrari • Fiat • Ford • Formula • Frazer-Nash • Gashi • General Motors • Gyoza • Haulital • Heebie-Jeebie Buggy, Inc. • Hemi Motors • Holden • Holstein Heifer • Honda • Hookov • Houslital • Hudson • Hummer • Husker • Irisbus • Iveco • Jaguar • Jeep • Jumbo • Kyoku • Land Rover • Lincoln • London Taxi Company • Lux Motors Co. • Mack Trucks • Maserati • Mazda • McVaporloch Motor Co. • Mercedes-Benz • Mercury • Metal Movers • Microcaster • Microlux • Mini • Next-Gen • Nimbly Co. • Nissan • Opel • Park Motors • Peterbilt • Peugeot • Piaggio • Plymouth • Pontiac • Porkster • Porsche • Ragazzetti • Reko-do • Revere Motors • Rio Grande • Roadruler • Roymack • Runwell • Saxon • Scream Motors • Servi-Kraft • Sherpa Motors • Shonosuke • Shyster • Special • Stodgey • Tatra • Terebi • Torchy Truck Co. • VFT • Volgar • Volkswagen • Wacool • Whirlybird • XXL • Yoko Zuna