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The Grand Vitara name is back! During the last few years, we’ve heard and seen the Vitara and Vitara Brezza name floating around. It has been one of the reasons for the Japanese manufacturer being so successful in Southern Africa. The Grand Vitara badge now returns, after almost 20 years, to the southern part of the continent, set to not only advance Suzuki’s luxury offerings, but also to bring new and exciting mechanical technologies.
“The Jimny is perfect, but keep a set of extra headlight bulbs close by.”
In our increasingly complicated and bewildering modern lifestyles, I find more and more favour in simple things. Easy stuff. There’s a wonderful wholesomeness to a device that only does what it’s supposed to, and thank Heavens we still get automobiles of such a type: like this Suzuki Swift.
Photos & press release: Suzuki Auto South Africa
The world authority in compact cars has just unveiled its new Baleno and confirmed that it will arrive in local showrooms three months from now.
Be honest now, did you know about Suzuki’s practical Baleno before it spawned a twin?
The Suzuki Swift has picked up where the VW Polo and Vivo left off. There, I said it! While Volkswagen and the rest of the car world tear each other to pieces for any morsel of the premium markets, Suzuki is left smiling all the way to the budget bank…
The Suzuki Baleno was introduced into the Southern-African market in 2016 and while it has not created many waves since, we at NamWheels believe it to be the other way around. Why look away from a car with outstanding fuel consumption, massive amounts of space, a reliable engine, and a B-segment price, even if it challenges the price offering of most C-segment cars?
Suzuki South Africa is currently experiencing tremendous growth, breaking their own sales records on a near-monthly basis. The brand which started its reincarnation in 2008 with the sporty Swift now has a few upgrades to its latest generation, launched in 2018.
Suzuki is on an absolute roll… and it shouldn’t surprise anyone why. Affordable, dependable and well-equipped cars will always sell in Namibia / southern Africa and this Ignis 1.2 GLX Manual is no exception…