Hyundia, Haval or something else

UB40 said:
Please explain how Suzuki offers a longer warranty than Toyota. You Mam are seriously the worst saleslady I have encountered thus far this year. Emagine how disappointed I am right now :(
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Suzuki offers a longer warranty than Toyota because marketing and brand perception, Toyota doesn't need a long warranty due to their reputation. Suzuki on the other hand still needs to build trust.

Welcome to Epah's marketing class101.
 
epah said:
Suzuki offers a longer warranty than Toyota because marketing and brand perception, Toyota doesn't need a long warranty due to their reputation. Suzuki on the other hand still needs to build trust.

Welcome to Epah's marketing class101.
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Toyota trust them to build cars and put the Toyota badge on it.

Who should we trust more ?
 
I.am.Sam said:
lower, around 150-170

and no wont go near suzuki or renault or mazda or so

mostly around hyundai honda or toyota

toyota are pricey though
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Renault shares platforms with Nissan, that old myth is gone. We have two and they haven't skipped a beat in 5 years.

Likewise Suzuki shares platforms with Toyota...
 
r0ckf1re said:
Toyota trust them to build cars and put the Toyota badge on it.

Who should we trust more ?
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That’s the thing with marketing. The average Joe doesn’t know that Suzuki makes Toyota. That is why they buy the Toyota counterpart even though they are getting less for more.
 
epah said:
That’s the thing with marketing. The average Joe doesn’t know that Suzuki makes Toyota. That is why they buy the Toyota counterpart even though they are getting less for more.
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It's more than that.

Toyota has an extensive dealer network, so you're likely to have one near you. Which is important when you need to drop your car off for a service and then catch the shuttle to work. Those shuttles are usually within a very small radius.

Same reason I chose the 86 over the BRZ. Subaru only has 3 or 4 dealers in Gauteng, like wtf.

But if you have a Suzuki near you, it's a no brainer...
 
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I.am.Sam said:
what suzuki would i look for

something similar to the creta
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Not an SUV but the Baleno is really good (for the money).
The new Grand Vitara is nice but might be a bit out of budget as its very new.
 
Brawler said:
Not an SUV but the Baleno is really good (for the money).
The new Grand Vitara is nice but might be a bit out of budget as its very new.
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wife has a jazz which is very spacious and comfy compared to others in the same bracket

so now she wants something more advanced and also the creta and the likes are higher

so mini suv would be nice

she hasnt made up her mind as yet so maybe we must go test drive a few cars 1st
 
marco79 said:
Kia Seltos diesel. That's your
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I.am.Sam said:
what suzuki would i look for

something similar to the creta
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They all weak, they all come 1.5L petrol engines which super unpowered for the size of the car. They fine in budget cars, the suv really need something with more torque!

Grand vitara generate 137NM at 4400rpm lol
 
I.am.Sam said:
wife has a jazz which is very spacious and comfy compared to others in the same bracket

so now she wants something more advanced and also the creta and the likes are higher

so mini suv would be nice

she hasnt made up her mind as yet so maybe we must go test drive a few cars 1st
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Mazda CX-3 or CX-5 (depending how much bigger than the Jazz you want to go)

Great looking cars, reliable, well built and cheap to maintain. Decent fuel economy too.
 
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