Suzuki - Jimny Pro (2023)

Discover the 2023 Suzuki Jimny Pro—a rugged, compact SUV that blends off‑road capability with city‑ready charm. Whether you’re hunting the latest factory price or exploring what a used Jimny Pro could cost, this guide gives you the context, specs, and depreciation insight you need to make an informed decision. 


A busy metropolitan or an adventurous weekend getaway, the 2023 Suzuki Jimny Pro is positioned as an entry‑level, adventure‑ready vehicle. Its affordability is its core appeal, but what is a 2023 Suzuki Jimny Pro worth in today’s market? Below is a comprehensive snapshot that answers that question, plus the key comparisons and depreciation trends you’ll want to consider.

• Model year: 2023
• Trim: Pro
• Engine: 1.5 L 4‑cyl Turbocharged (around 100 hp)
• Transmission: 6‑speed manual or optional 4‑speed automatic
• Fuel type: Petrol
• Drive type: 4WD (part-time)
• Dimensions: Length: 3,640 mm | Width: 1,570 mm | Height: 1,580 mm | Curb weight: ~1,370 kg
• Maximum torque: 138 Nm (at 1,900 rpm)
• Top speed: ~180 km/h
• Acceleration (0‑100 km/h): ~11.5 seconds
• Rear axle ratio: 3.62:1
• Chart companion: HS‑J1 4‑wheel drive system (high‑speed and low‑speed ranges)
• Interior capacity: 5 seats with a 5‑passenger seat belt system
• Features: V‑Band grille, LED tail lights, optional hydraulic leveling system, galvanized chassis for rust protection

When browsing Suzuki Jimny Pro price listings, many buyers notice that price points vary by market and vehicle condition. The announced retail price serves as a reference, but the actual cost can shift depending on dealership promos, local taxes, and whether you opt for a new or used unit.

Depreciation Insight

Understanding the depreciation trend is essential if you’re comparing the new and used Suzuki Jimny Pro price. The Jimny’s rugged reliability has historically helped it retain value better than some of its rivals. Yet, like most fresh cars, it starts to lose capital quickly after purchase.

• Typically, a 2023 Suzuki Jimny Pro loses 15‑20% of its original value in the first year, especially new models purchased right after release.
• From year one to year two, the depreciation slows to about 10‑12%, reflecting a steadier secondary‑market demand for this lightweight off‑road icon.
• By the third year, the overall depreciation rate is roughly 5‑8% per annum, indicating that the vehicle holds its value relatively well compared to larger SUV categories.
• For used buyers, depreciation averages around 3‑5% of the original price for every year beyond the third, due to established ownership and low wear.

In essence, the Suzuki Jimny Pro depreciation rate is moderate compared to other compact SUVs. This trend supports a healthy resale market and helps buyers negotiate a balanced trade‑in or purchase price for both new and used vehicles.

Price Comparison Context

Here’s how the 2023 Suzuki Jimny Pro stacks up against comparable models in its segment:

• Kia Niro Hy‑Rail (Hybrid): While pricier, it offers a larger interior and advanced driver‑assist features. Jimny offers unique off‑road capability.
• Toyota Aygo MkII: Similar in pricing but lacks the 4WD system; the Jimny’s drivetrain is tailored for adventurous use.
• Mini Cooper S: Known for style, the Cooper is more premium; the Jimny delivers a more utilitarian design at a lower entry price.
• Jeep Renegade (basic trims

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