2026 Honda Amaze
VEHICLE HIGHLIGHTS
This 2026 Honda Amaze arrives with just 90 km on the clock and is offered as a used 1.2 Trend variant; its compact footprint and fresh condition make it a straightforward choice for buyers prioritising low initial kilometres and simple ownership. The Amaze’s reputation for practical, economical transport holds true for this example.
Powered by the 1.2 i‑VTEC petrol engine (rated 90 hp), this car suits city commuting and highway errands while keeping running costs predictable; the five-seat, four-door layout makes daily loading and passenger swaps easy for solo commuters or small families. Standard practicality is on show with ISOFIX child mounts and essential urban safety aids.
Located in Annlin-Wes, Pretoria (Gauteng), enquire with the dealer to book a viewing or test drive of this petrol sedan in Gauteng — search for used Amaze for sale or the Amaze 1.2 Trend Manual if you’d like a quick comparison.
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•comfort/keyless access •comfort/keyless start •reverse camera •park distance control (PDC) – rear •daytime driving/running lights •LED headlights •traction control •multi-function steering wheel controls •climate control •air conditioning •bluetooth connectivity •driver airbag •front passenger airbag •anti-lock braking system (abs) •touchscreen radio •USB •AndroidAuto •Apple CarPlay •cloth upholstery •ISOFIX - child seat mountings •electric fold-away mirrors •electric-adjust mirrors •remote central locking •power steering •electric windows •15" alloy wheels/rims
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Honda Amaze
Honda’s Amaze sedan goes after folks who need a boot but can’t stomach Polo or Starlet prices, and on paper at least, it’s fighting an uphill battle. Both rivals have more local street cred, especially in Joburg and Cape Town traffic, and Honda’s lone 1.2-litre petrol mated exclusively to a CVT narrows the appeal further. Manual fans are left hanging, but if you’re stuck in Sandton gridlock or running errands in Durban, the CVT makes sense. The market’s tiny — just 11 cars listed nationwide — but a price band from R213,500 up to R297,100 means there are options whether you want showroom-fresh or a demo car that’s barely seen the N1. Five of those 11 are technically used, yet average mileage is a laughable 2,636 km, so you’re basically choosing between demo and new. The 1.2 Comfort CVT dominates the listings, sitting at R279,900 to R297,100, while the more affordable Trend Manual hovers between R254,900 and R256,800, and if you pack smart, that’s the one to go for if gadgets aren’t your top priority. Against the Starlet, buyers get Honda’s reputation for reliability and a more hushed cabin — that matters on rough Gauteng commutes. Stock is all 2024 to 2026, so buyers avoid the headache of old-model depreciation. The Amaze won’t win any school parking lot beauty contests, but it’s honest, unfussy transport at a price that won’t keep you up at night.
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2026 Honda Amaze
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Honda Amaze FAQs
Common questions about the Honda Amaze in South Africa.