Suzuki Cappuccino

The Cappuccino was Suzuki's take on the kei-class sports car: a 660cc turbocharged three-cylinder driving the rear wheels through a short-throw five-speed manual. It weighs around 700kg, with double wishbones at each corner and near 50:50 weight distribution. The three-piece aluminium roof lets it run closed, as a targa or fully open.

This 1994 car in metallic silver with a black leather interior has covered just 18,700 miles. It comes from the collection of Jamiroquai's Jay Kay, who nicknamed it the "Espresso" and runs a group of small Japanese cars called Jay's Keis Club. Low mileage and known ownership set it apart from most Cappuccinos.

The dealer describes the bodywork and interior as excellent throughout. It will receive an oil and filter service and a 12-month MOT before handover.