We Love: Great performance and fuel economy, sound ride and handling, infotainment, practical cabin We Don’t Love: Price, Rear passenger leg room, Dash information distracting to operate/scroll, hard plastic door cards. Highlights: Retail: R396 900 Engine: 1.4-litre turbo petrol 16v Power/Torque: 103 kW/220 Nm Transmission: 6-speed manual (is available in Automatic) Fuel consumption: 5.8 L/100 km (claimed) 6.2L/100 km (Achieved) Load capacity: 375-1 120 litres Fuel: 6.3L/100km (ADR Combined) CO2: 174g/km (ADR Combined) Safety rating: Five-star (NCAP 2015) For 2020 the Suzuki Vitara has come in for one of those gently evolutionary, kinda-hard-to-spot…
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S-Presso introduces urban SUV style to the entry-level market.
No it’s not a new coffee arriving on the market, it’s the latest new SUV introduced by Suzuki Auto. Launching in March 2020 the new urban SUV S-Presso joins Suzuki’s range of models available to the South African consumer. With a choice of five model derivatives and two transmission options the new S-Presso is set to dominate the entry level SUV market. The S-Presso follows the success of the Jimny and Ignis, both models being created for the ultra-compact SUV market segment. The S-Presso being the third option offered to…
Read More about this topicSuzuki Auto breaking new records in sales.
In SA the rand is falling, the economy is static, unemployment is at its highest level in years and a killer virus is on its way. Another reality in today’s market is the decline of motor car sales across almost all brands offered in South Africa. But not for Suzuki Auto, they are achieving levels of sales never seen before. More customers walked into a Suzuki dealership in February than ever before, leading Suzuki Auto to break its one month old sales record and giving the brand its best start…
Read More about this topicSuzuki Swift now ranks firmly in the top ten best-selling passenger vehicles.
The month of January 2020 saw Suzuki gallop out of the blocks achieving a new all-time record selling more cars, commercial vehicles, and SUVs through its national dealerships and fleet customers that ever before. The National Association of Automobile Manufacturers (Naamsa) reported sales figures for Suzuki, selling 1,632 vehicles in January 2020. This is not only an enormous increase over January last year (+61.4%) it also beats its previous record set in October 2019. Although a skewed figure, as not all manufacturers reported their January sales figures, total industry sales…
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