Anyway, it was intended to be a generic model, nothing more. It's like the upcoming Lolux, a customised pickup with most body panels removed. Because of the pun name, everybody will say it's based on a Toyota Hilux, but it's probably just a generic design.

well.. that takes an unexpected twist...
Thanks Exiv96

I'd say it's closer to a Minicab. Meanwhile, the not-Wikia-anymore article mentions a Daihatsu Hijet too.

https://hotwheels.fandom.com/wiki/Mighty_K

Thanks JngImpera

Definitely a 2002 Carry

https://www.imcdb.org/vehicle_1514203-Suzuki-Carry-DA63T-2002.html
https://www.imcdb.org/vehicle_1604612-Suzuki-Carry-DA63T-2002.html

Thanks opal

Japanese wiki link doesn't work ( at least to me, gives only japanese writing which leads to more japanese writing on each link i click on ) but its a great start

^ Minicab/Carry.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mitsubishi_Minicab#/media/File:Mitsubishi_Minicab_2- 000.jpg
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suzuki_Carry#/media/File:2002_Suzuki_Carry.jpg

Edit: fix Carry link.

time to resurrect an oldie...
i bought this a few days ago and i would like to know if its based on a real Kei truck and if so, the year range

thanks

i might have some of them
red unknown flat bed truck
orange Land Rover pick-up
red Monaco/Fury/LTD ( not sure which one they tried to represent, single headlight might suggest the Mopar twins )

not sure if they are Tomte but they have the same wheels as in Ingo's link
sadly, i can't take a pic of them right now as the camera is dead and i don't have a cell phone

I think, he mean the Norwegian "Tomte"-cars

https://www.google.de/search?q=gummiauto+tomte&biw=1665&bih=916&source=lnms&tbm=- isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwimnM3O14jRAhXYMlAKHc5JAlsQ_AUIBigB

Right now I don' t have the time to check them, but I still own a Mercedes 190 SL, a Rolls Royce Silver Wraith(?) Convertible, a Ford Thunderbird Convertible, a truck, a Renault Caravelle and a tow truck.

But the tow truck and two 1967 Mercury Cougar-rubber cars are looking different. The have different wheels and IIRC they are not made by Tomte, but by a West German company.