2026 Suzuki Dzire
VEHICLE HIGHLIGHTS
This is a brand-new example with 0 km on the clock, presented as a Dzire 1.2 GL+ 5MT that gives you factory-fresh condition and standard specification; Suzuki Dzire brings the compact, practical DNA buyers expect.
Under the bonnet is a 1.2-litre petrol engine with a notably frugal claimed consumption of 4.4 L/100 km, paired with the 5MT gearing that keeps driving simple and maintenance predictable—clear benefits if running costs and ease of driving matter. The five-seat, four-door layout suits everyday family or first-car use, and the compact hatchback format makes parking and urban commuting straightforward.
Located in Magaliessig, Randburg, Gauteng, this new Dzire for sale is available for inspection; enquire with the dealer to book a viewing or a test drive and compare similar Dzire 1.2 GL+ 5MT listings on Auto.co.za.
SELLER'S COMMENTS
AMBITION COMES STANDARD. When ambition shapes design, you don’t just get a compact sedan, you get presence. The new Suzuki Dzire carries itself with confidence, styled to look sharper, drive smarter and deliver far more than expected. It’s refined, responsive and designed to move with the kind of energy that turns a daily drive into something worth showing up for.
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Suzuki Dzire
Suzuki’s Dzire sedan is one of those cars that gets unfairly lumped in with hatchbacks, but it’s a proper entry-level sedan, and you’ll notice the difference when you’re wedging groceries or a pram into the boot at Cresta or Gateway. It’s in a dogfight with the Polo Vivo sedan, Nissan Almera, and that left-field Kia Pegas. Under the bonnet, there’s just one 1.2-litre petrol on offer, paired to either a five-speed manual or a CVT. No diesel, no hybrid nonsense. Of the 40 new Dzires listed right now, prices run from R215,900 up to R275,900, but don’t kid yourself: the median sits at R272,900, so if you want the cheap one, you’ll be lucky. Used stock? Basically non-existent, just three cars, all so fresh they’ve barely seen the N1. Most buyers land on the GL+ CVT, which totally dominates the listings—28 out of 40 cars, all hovering around that R273,000 mark. There’s a clear sweet spot for the budget-focused GA manual, sitting at R229,900 to R239,950, and that tight R10k range over nine cars tells you why: people are counting every rand. Used Dzires average just 466 km, so if you find one, you’re snagging a demo, not a beater. Where the Dzire stands out against the Polo Vivo sedan is in giving you more cabin space for the size and lower monthly running costs, which matters, especially with fuel creeping up again. The Almera sometimes gives you more metal for your money, but Suzuki’s regular service intervals and easy parts supply keep things stress-free, and that’s the point.
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2026 Suzuki Dzire
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Suzuki Dzire FAQs
Common questions about the Suzuki Dzire in South Africa.
