Suzuki S-Presso

Llew Thomas said:
I have 2 of them - a 2021 2nd hand AVIS car and a new 2022 orange. Sold my Land Rover Discovery as it was a money grubber and as am happy as a lark driving my Suzuki's! Nippy, very economical and with more than enough power, cheap and cheerful! Boot space is unreal for such a small car. The 2nd hand one I have removed the back seats (10 minute job) and built a platform for my Rhodesian Ridgeback to get on. Only thing is, being an old biker, its very hard not to lean into a corner or try and get your knee down.
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There’s so much fun to be had with a cheap motor that you are not fussed about scratching or dings in the bodywork. They also say it’s more fun to drive a slow car fast than a fast car slow. Enjoy them!
 
Trip to CT and back - 21.8 km/l running easily @ 100-110 with me and the missus plus the luggage she packed for 3 days (Too much!). Easy to park, easy to drive & quite comfortable.
 
TheChamp said:
Not 1 but 2? You are a brave man, that thing looks ridiculous, I don't know how I would survive having to look at two of them every day.

Every time I see one on the road I feel like giving it a good bump on the backside and topple it over, obviously hoping the driver doesn't get hurt and is able to get out and chase me on foot while screaming expletives.
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Or get out with a .357 magnum? I taken it you are a BMW driver?
 
Llew Thomas said:
Trip to CT and back - 21.8 km/l running easily @ 100-110 with me and the missus plus the luggage she packed for 3 days (Too much!). Easy to park, easy to drive & quite comfortable.
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It’s safe to have the centre dash speedometer. No one is ever going to tell you you need to slow down.
 
TheChamp said:
Not 1 but 2? You are a brave man, that thing looks ridiculous, I don't know how I would survive having to look at two of them every day.

Every time I see one on the road I feel like giving it a good bump on the backside and topple it over, obviously hoping the driver doesn't get hurt and is able to get out and chase me on foot while screaming expletives.
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Exactly how I feel. And all of a sudden there's a shitload of these little shitboxes driving around Stellenbosch as ubers, non if those bastards are even remotely capable of driving these ugly little shitboxes. Must've been a buy one get 4 for free special somewhere.
 
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Looking to buy a new car on a budget? Here are the 7 cheapest cars in South Africa you can buy in 2022. Whether you’re looking for a small city car or a larger family vehicle, there’s something on this list to suit your needs. So, if you’re looking to save money on your next new car purchase, read on!

Check out our list of the Cheapest New Cars in South Africa

1. Suzuki S-Presso – R156 900

2. Mahindra KUV100 – R167 999

3. Renault Kwid – R174 400

4. Suzuki Celerio – R174 990

5. Mahindra Bolero 2,5Di Single Cab – R187 990

6. Suzuki Dzire – R189 900

7. Hyundai Atos – R190 900

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That's a lot of money for those cars, they are all ****.
 
FiestaST said:
I dunno there was some oke here that says he doesn’t see them lol

They’re everywhere. Have yet to see a “modded” one yet though :p
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That oke is either blind, or he lives in an area only frequented by smart people, I see some of those all over the place. Especially the s-presso.
 
FiestaST said:
I dunno there was some oke here that says he doesn’t see them lol

They’re everywhere. Have yet to see a “modded” one yet though :p
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I didn't, maybe the West rand preferred other brands, do see them in some places now
 
Pricing and Spec- Newly updated Suzuki S-Presso

Suzuki is one of South Africa’s favourite automotive brands. We’ve seen an uptick in the brand’s performance over the past few months, gradually soaring in sales and always making an appearance in Naamsa’s top 10 best sellers. This is all you need to know about Suzuki’s latest and cheapest offering, the Suzuki S-Presso.

Two years after its debut in 2020, the S-Presso saw 14 400 units sold. As for total vehicles sold here in South Africa, Suzuki Auto managed to sell up to 45 000 units in 2022, breaking their 2021 record of 27 618 units.

The petite Suzuki offering has a bold design with prominent exterior features such as its chunky front and rear bumpers and distinct multi-reflector halogen headlamps and 14-inch alloy wheels. Standard interior features on this budget-friendly Suzuki include power steering, new electric mirrors, front electric windows, an engine auto stop-start system as well as audio and Bluetooth steering wheel controls.

The updated Suzuki offers the firm’s tried and tested 1,0-litre, 3-cylinder engine that produces 49 kW and 89 N.m of torque is paired to a five-speed manual transmission or a four-speed automatic transmission. The Suzuki S-Presso has a claimed fuel consumption of 4,4l/100 km.

PRICING:

S-Presso 1.0 GL – R 162 900

S-Presso 1.0 GL – R 176 900

S-Presso 1.0 GL+ MT – R169 900

S-Presso 1.0 GL+ AMT – R183 900

S-Presso 1.0 S- Edition MT – R 185 900

S-Presso 1.0 S- Edition AMT – R 199 900

Suzki offers a 1-year insurance plan, a 2-year/ 30 000 km service plan and a 5-year/ 200 000 km promotional warranty.

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Pricing and Spec - Updated Suzuki S-Presso

The Suzuki S-Presso is one of the most affordable vehicles you could find in South Africa, Have at look at how much the updated S-Presso will cost.
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