2021 Chery Tiggo 4 Pro
The 2021 Chery Tiggo 4 Pro 1.5 Comfort CVT offers South African buyers a stylish and reliable used SUV with excellent value. Known for its affordability and modern design, this vehicle is perfect for families or professionals seeking a versatile, well-maintained option with low mileage of 53,000 km.
Powered by a 1.5L petrol engine paired with a smooth CVT transmission, the Tiggo 4 Pro delivers impressive fuel efficiency at just 6.8 L/100km. Its practical features include five spacious seats and five doors, making it ideal for daily commuting and weekend adventures. The compact SUV’s performance combines affordability with dependable handling, perfect for navigating South Africa’s diverse terrains.
Located in Everleigh, Boksburg, Gauteng, this used Chery Tiggo 4 Pro is available for quick viewing and test drives. Buyers can explore the best price options, financing deals, and compare prices to buy this affordable, high-quality SUV. Don’t miss the chance to own this popular model today.
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Chery Tiggo 4 Pro
Chery’s Tiggo 4 Pro lands itself in the thick of the compact SUV scrum, gunning for folks who’ve outgrown a hatch but still want to keep their monthly repayments in check. You’re looking at a car that takes on the likes of the Haval Jolion and Suzuki Vitara – and on paper at least, it’s got a spec sheet that’ll make first-time buyers pause. You get a choice between a 1.5-litre naturally aspirated or a turbocharged engine, mated to anything from a CVT to a DCT or even a semi-auto, depending on which badge you spring for. That engine lineup’s nothing groundbreaking, but for the price you’re probably not expecting fireworks. The real story is in the classifieds: 21 out of 25 Tiggo 4 Pros up for grabs are pre-owned, with prices stretching from R228,500 to R415,900, though most sit tantalisingly close to the R280k mark. It’s a clear sign buyers are hunting value in nearly-new metal rather than coughing up for showroom-fresh. Most of the spotlight falls on the 1.5 Comfort CVT, listed between R239,950 and R389,500, while the 1.5T LiT DCT – that’s the turbo, dual-clutch one with the extra toys – hovers from R259,995 to R330,000. You’ll find mileage averaging around 28,803 km, so you’re not sifting through ex-rental wrecks. What makes the Tiggo stand out isn’t the engine or the badge, it’s how much kit you get crammed inside for the money: big touchscreens, driver aids, and a cabin that feels more Audi Sandton than budget Beijing, if you pack smart. That matters, because rivals like the Jolion and Kiger can’t match it for features without nudging you up a trim or two. The Elite DCT at R415,900? That’s a stretch – you’d have to really want that badge, because at that price, the competition’s fierce and buyers start looking twice at the established players.
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Chery’s become a familiar sight on South African roads, especially for folks who want SUV size but aren’t keen to cough up Tiguan or Haval money. The numbers speak: 335 active listings, prices stretching from R89,995 up to a punchy R939,900, with most hovering just shy of R390k. That’s a proper spread, catering for first-time buyers and those looking to trade up without maxing out the credit card. Over 200 of those are pre-owned, too—crucial, because a thriving used market means buyers are actually trusting the brand. If you’re cross-shopping, Hyundai Creta and Toyota Corolla Cross are the obvious benchmarks, but Chery’s still finding ways to undercut them on price, and that’s the point. The Tiggo 4 does the hard work here, with 100 listings from R199,900 to R469,900; it’s the obvious Creta alternative, and probably the car you’ll see outside your local Checkers. The Tiggo 7 and Tiggo 7 Pro climb the ladder a bit—think R279,900 to R539,320—while the Tiggo 8 Pro starts poking at the kind of money that’d get you looking at a Tiguan. Fancy something really ambitious? The Tiggo 9 stretches all the way to R939,900, which is a bold move for the brand. SUVs make up the overwhelming majority (225 out of 335), petrol remains the go-to, but hybrids and plug-in hybrids are starting to creep in. On paper at least, that gives Chery a trick the Creta and Haval can’t match at these sticker prices.
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