Can you still buy a new Suzuki Jimny?

The Light Commercial Vehicle of the Suzuki Jimny is now on sale, marking the return of the cult favourite 4×4 to the UK market. Stringent emissions regulations meant the Jimny was pulled from sale as a passenger car in 2020, though the removal of the rear seats now allows it to be sold as a commercial vehicle.

Is the Suzuki Jimny coming back to UK?

The Suzuki Jimny has returned to dealerships following its emissions-related market withdrawal last year, but is now available exclusively as a two-seat commercial 4×4. Priced from £16,796 before VAT, the new Jimny Light Commercial Vehicle will be sold in “very limited numbers” in the UK in 2021.

What is the waiting time for a new Suzuki Jimny?

Suzuki Australia boss Michael Pachota told CarAdvice the company plans to reduce the current-12 month Jimny waiting time to “six to eight months.”

Why is Jimny banned in UK?

Suzuki has decided to discontinue Jimny in most European markets as the SUV fails to comply with impending CO2 emissions. The fourth-generation Suzuki Jimny was unveiled in 2018 and became available for sales in Europe later that year.

Is Jimny good for long drive?

On longer runs the Jimny is comfortable and quiet, however the engine drone (3k+ RPM at 70mph) does cut through at times. Fortunately it’s not too bad, and these aren’t made for motorway driving – I’ve only seen one or two in the last 6 months on a motorway.

Is Suzuki Jimny a good buy?

Pros – I think the Jimny is a nice looking car. It is well priced and I regularly achieve the combined fuel economy of 39mpg. Both my Jimnys have been very reliable. To drive, the Jimny tends to improve after it has covered 20k, it is nippy (ish) and can be a lot of fun to drive once you get used to how it drives.

Why have Suzuki stopped making the Jimny?

Non-electrified variants of all Suzuki models have been phased out and the Jimny is no longer available to order from new. This is mostly due to the adverse effect it has on the brand’s fleet average CO2 emissions.

Is Suzuki Jimny a good car?

It is a capable and cost-effective little adventurer that’s low on luxe but big on heart. It makes very little sense for most of us to drive, and even less sense for any of us to own, but in terms of allowing a great big slice of cheery fun into your life, the Jimny simply delivers where very little else can.

Have they stopped making the Suzuki Jimny?

Suzuki confirmed that its quirky off-roader would be axed from the range in 2020. It came as the carmaker aimed to hybridise it’s model line-up and meet CO2 emissions regulations.

Why was Jimny discontinued?

What cars are similar to Suzuki Jimny?

Select from the models below to compare cars similar to the Suzuki Jimny in a side by side comparison.

• Fiat 500X.
• Ford EcoSport.
• Holden Trax.
• Honda HR-V.
• Hyundai Kona.
• Mazda CX-3.
• MG ZS.
• Nissan Juke.

Is Jimny good for city driving?

Impressive on Paved Roads and Rugged Terrains The Suzuki Jimny sports a 1.5L engine, which is enough for smooth city driving. While it is reliable on built highways, the Jimny shines best during off-road escapades. It’s more dependable in maneuvering over and around obstacles as compared to its bulkier counterparts.

Where can I buy a used Suzuki Jimny?

With 5 new and 235 used Suzuki Jimny cars available on Auto Trader, we have the largest range of cars for sale across the UK. The Jimny looks absolutely brilliant and commands plenty of attention everywhere it goes, plus it’s a genuinely capable off-roading tool. And it that’s all you’re looking for, you’ll absolutely love it.

Is the Suzuki Jimny the fastest car in the world?

Not the fastest car in the world, it is quite nippy at low speeds. Given its size, the Jimny is not as cheap to run as you’d assume. Its fuel consumption ranges between 32.1 and 35.8mpg and its CO2 emissions are in the 145-158g/km bracket, which is quite high.

What’s the gas mileage of a Suzuki Jimny?

Given its size, the Jimny is not as cheap to run as you’d assume. Its fuel consumption ranges between 32.1 and 35.8mpg and its CO2 emissions are in the 145-158g/km bracket, which is quite high.

Is the steering wheel adjustable on a Suzuki Jimny?

However, the narrowness of the cabin does make it quite easy to bash your elbow on the window sill as you fling the steering wheel around, and the steering wheel only adjusts for height (not reach). What’s more, there’s no height adjustment on the seats, so finding a comfy driving position may prove even trickier.