2010 Daihatsu Terios
VEHICLE HIGHLIGHTS
The 2010 Daihatsu Terios remains a popular used SUV for sale in South Africa, offering reliable performance and practical affordability. Its compact yet versatile design makes it an attractive choice for families and city drivers seeking value and dependability in Centurion’s Midstream Estate.
Powered by a 1.5L petrol engine with 105 Hp, the Terios features a smooth manual transmission that ensures engaging driving. With five doors and five seats, it provides ample space for passengers and cargo. Its fuel efficiency and manageable size make it ideal for everyday commutes and weekend adventures, blending economy with performance.
Located in Midstream Estate, Centurion, Gauteng, this used Daihatsu Terios is available now. Buyers can explore competitive prices, finance deals, and easy test drives. Whether you're looking for an affordable family SUV or a reliable daily driver, this vehicle offers great value for money in South Africa.
SELLER'S COMMENTS
REF Number : SI-025703. The 2010 Daihatsu Terios, also known as the Rocky or Feroza Terios, is an unsung hero in the compact SUV category. Boasting a modest yet practical design, it offers impressive reliability and maneuverability, ideal for urban and light off-road driving. The Terios comes with a 50-liter fuel tank capacity, providing convenience for longer trips. Its fuel economy is a respectable 7.5 L/100 km, which is commendable for a vehicle of its size and capability. While it's not the most luxurious choice, it's a robust and sensible option for those valuing reliability over ostentation—an astute pick, indeed. A car under R 100 000.
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Daihatsu Terios
Daihatsu’s Terios never set registration records in South Africa, but it quietly built up a reputation among those who wanted real 4x4 hardware in a body that didn’t feel like you were piloting a delivery van. These days, it’s a rare find—nine active listings are all you’ll get, and fresh stock isn’t coming. Against the Suzuki Jimny and early Ford EcoSport, the Terios always felt a bit more civilised on tar, less bounce and clatter, though you’d only ever get a petrol engine and a manual ’box. Pricing now runs from R84,950 to R159,995, with the sweet spot hovering at R119,900—a decent deal, if you’re picky about condition and history. You’re mostly looking at models between 2002 and 2014, with average mileage sitting at 174,123 km. Not low, but hardly out of the ordinary given the age and the kind of use these SUVs attract. Seven of the nine listings are the standard Terios, covering the full price spread, while the 4x4-badged versions—arguably the ones you want—appear just twice, at R98,500 and R137,500. That badge isn’t just marketing fluff; it’s what the Terios should have been from the start. Joburg’s tight parking lots and the rising cost of unleaded make the Terios’ small size and sensible thirst appealing, and you get a driving position that doesn’t punish you for wanting a bit of off-road ability. If you pack smart and don’t mind hunting for a good one, it’s a left-field option worth considering.
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