Suzuki - Jimny (2020)

The Suzuki Jimny has long been celebrated as a pocket‑size off‑road legend, a compact crossover that balances ruggedness with playful urban appeal. The 2020 model—released to great fanfare—offers a lightweight yet spunky platform that appeals to both weekend adventurers and city commuters. Whether you’re curious about the Suzuki Jimny price in your local market or wondering how the new generation stacks up against its predecessor, this guide provides the facts you need to make an informed decision.

• Engine & Powertrain: 0.9 L three‑cylinder inline‑3, 95 hp, 7.4 kg·m torque.
• Transmission: 5‑speed manual or 5‑speed automatic (market‑dependent).
• Drivetrain: Standard 4WD with twin‑D pickup‑style transfer case.
• Dimensions: Length 3,596 mm, Width 1,635 mm, Height 1,520 mm, Wheelbase 2,492 mm.
• Weight: 950 kg curb weight (approx.).
• Fuel Type: Petrol (spark‑pluggable).
• Fuel Economy: Approx. 6.5–7.0 L/100 km (combined city/highway).
• Seating Capacity: 4 passengers, 2 seats in the back.
• Cargo Volume: 80 L behind the rear seats with seats folded, 240 L with seats up.
• Key Features: 2‑tone roof, 4‑wheel steering, removable side panels, high ground clearance.

With these specs in mind, you can start to build a rough estimate of the Suzuki Jimny 2020 price range. However, actual numbers vary dramatically based on country, dealer, trim level, and market trends.

Depreciation Insight

Owners and investors alike are often surprised at how quickly small SUVs can lose value. Suzuki Jimny depreciation is well documented through industry data, with a typical pattern that looks like this:

• First year: 15‑20 % off the new‑car price, reflecting initial demand shock and early‑model wear.
• Two to three years: cumulative loss of 25‑35 % from the original purchase price.
• Five years: 35‑45 % depreciation on average, depending on mileage, condition, and overall market health.

These figures serve well as a quick reference, but keep in mind that the Jimny’s niche appeal might allow it to hold onto value slightly better than generic compact SUVs. In any case, if you’re purchasing a used unit, always factor in a buffer for potential wear and tear.

Used Suzuki Jimny Price

When you dig into listings, the used Suzuki Jimny price is heavily influenced by how many miles a vehicle has logged and whether it bears any cosmetic or mechanical issues. A 2020 Jimny with low mileage (under 20,000 km) tends to appear in the upper segment of the used market; those with higher miles (30,000–50,000 km) will sit on the lower end. Typical used price swings often show a 25‑30 % drop from the retail New Japan Price (RJP) once the car exceeds the first few years of ownership.

The best understanding of how a specific used car is priced starts by looking at comparable listings in your region: if you find similar trim levels and years listed around 280 k–300 k USD, that will give you a good baseline to assess why a certain unit might be priced higher or lower.

Comparison Context

In comparison to similar lightweight off‑road pacts—such as the Jeep Ren