With the Malaysian launch of the 2021 Suzuki Jimny looming large, we can't help but wonder what is it about the Suzuki Jimny that makes it so loved. We think we've found the reason, because Suzuki Jimnys - regardless of generation - have always been effortlessly cool. Just have a look at this restomodded, second-generation 1990 Suzuki Jimny, shared on Instagram by Hezeri Samsuri, managing editor of Careta. Finished in a pale mustard yellow paintjob, the exterior colour matches perfectly with the

The Suzuki Jimny once again establishes itself as the world’s favourite A-segment SUV! The Jimny ran away with the crown as the best-selling A-segment SUV in 2020. According to Jato Dynamics, the A-segment SUV segment sold only around 125,800 units last year. The Suzuki Jimny took up most of the pie with about 83,000 sold. Sales for the Jimny increased by 20% in 2020 compared to 2019. Coming in second is the classic Lada Niva Legend, formerly known as the 4x4, selling 30,000 units in 2020. The n

As far as 4x4 vehicles go, I've always had a thing for the Suzuki Jimny. Back in the day, my dad used to have one. He was in the construction industry, and he needed one for site visits. It was also the car he ferried us to and from school with. I still remember our Jimny vividly. Red paint, black steel wheels, a floppy manual transmission and.... all-round drum brakes (yes I was already a car nerd by then). It was bumpy as hell (my mother refused go anywhere in it!), smelled of mud and petrol,

At long last, the fourth-generation 2021 Suzuki Jimny is Malaysia-bound. What was once a distant wish, will soon turn to reality as Suzuki is officially back in Malaysia, thanks to Naza. Understandably, some of you may be excited at the prospects of buying the Jimny via official channels over recond car dealers, so let’s dive in. When is the Suzuki Jimny launching in Malaysia? Earlier this week, Naza Eastern Motors confirmed that they will be launching the 2021 Suzuki Jimny in August. Yes, that'

Production of the Suzuki Jimny started at Maruti Suzuki’s plant in Gurugram earlier this month, making it the second plant after Suzuki Motor's plant in Kosai, Japan to build the fourth-generation model. Now, the first 184 units are ready to be exported, with the initial markets to receive it being Peru and Columbia. Subsequent batches will find their way to African countries and the Middle East. But that’s not all. Reports from India also mentioned that Maruti Suzuki could be assembling a 5-doo

With rumours circulating that Suzuki could be returning to Malaysia under the Naza Group of Companies, let’s take a closer look at what models could be introduced here. Models that could sell well Suzuki Swift Our number one pick is the Suzuki Swift – a fun-to-drive and well-engineered hatchback that is currently in its third iteration. Globally, Suzuki offers the Swift with a wide range of powertrain options, including a naturally-aspirated unit, turbocharged unit, and a hybrid. Within the ASEA