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The most expensive Suzuki you can buy in South Africa | SA News

The most expensive Suzuki you can buy in South Africa is the Grand Vitara Hybrid, which clocks in at R542,900.

This is the only Suzuki in the country that costs more than half a million rand, highlighting the brand’s long-standing reputation for affordable cars.

While other automakers have gradually shifted upmarket with several models that now go for well over R500,000, Suzuki is the only manufacturer in South Africa to offer 11 different vehicles for less than R300,000.

This has undoubtedly been a significant…

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