2019 Suzuki Jimny/Sierra
I was lucky enough to crack an invite to go and play with the new jimnys on Saturday.
Thanks Suzuki SA , was a great day!!
Suzuki has really done their homework on this new model and is way more than just a cosmetic upgrade.
The whole vehicle feels different and has a quality feel about it. From ride characteristics (on and off road) to the seats and finishings it feels solidly built. I am 1.96m and had no issues with the driver position at all.... very comfortable.
Off road this new jimny is going to be a beast with the traction control and 1500 engine. Add in the autobox and it is an absolute winner!
Well done Suzuki.....
Thanks Suzuki SA , was a great day!!
Suzuki has really done their homework on this new model and is way more than just a cosmetic upgrade.
The whole vehicle feels different and has a quality feel about it. From ride characteristics (on and off road) to the seats and finishings it feels solidly built. I am 1.96m and had no issues with the driver position at all.... very comfortable.
Off road this new jimny is going to be a beast with the traction control and 1500 engine. Add in the autobox and it is an absolute winner!
Well done Suzuki.....
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Yet theres people comparing it to the Thar, NP300 and softies.
Some should not be allowed on the internet
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Could this be sarcasm?
Comparisons are only meaningful to the person doing the comparison.
They have a set of criteria in mind while making the comparison and unless we can understand their criteria the comparison would more than likely be meaningless to anyone else..... In which case they are merely opinions
My answer is: go and drive it and see if it would fit the requirements you have in mind.
They have a set of criteria in mind while making the comparison and unless we can understand their criteria the comparison would more than likely be meaningless to anyone else..... In which case they are merely opinions
My answer is: go and drive it and see if it would fit the requirements you have in mind.
If you are not in the market for a new vehicle then might I suggest you leave your wallet at home when you do go and take a look....

I liked the out going model jimny but felt it a bit small inside (I am 1.96m) and under powered. For what it was it was good but didn't fit me.
The new model is a whole different game. I fit comfortably and the interior feels big. The engine is a gem and appears to have plenty power on hand.
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I have tried to convince the Mrs, she now drives a Polo...
she was having none of this small Jimny - i must admit it was the outgoing model I wanted to get her, I couldn't even get her to sit in one 




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They got the prices wrong... Base model is R264900Haggy4x4Bedinges wrote: ↑Thu Nov 01, 2018 7:15 pmhttps://www.carmag.co.za/news/new-suzuk ... announced/
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