The sole 1.5-litre naturally aspirated petrol produces 100bhp and 130Nm of torque; a top speed of 90mph is achievable but there’s no official 0-62mph time at present – somewhere in the region of 13 seconds is realistic.
Is Suzuki Jimny a fast car?
The Jimny is far from being a fast car, nor is it quick as it takes almost 13 seconds to get up to 60mph. The clunky 5-speed manual transmission all does the car no favors, and taking it on the highway at anything close to the actual speed limit causes the car to drone on.
Are Suzuki Jimnys 4 wheel drive?
Four-wheel drive is standard, because the Jimny is an off-roader first and foremost. That sets it apart from rivals such as the Seat Arona and Kia Stonic, although it is worth mentioning that the Dacia Duster 4×4 model can give it a pretty dirty fight if you’re looking for budget mud-plugging ability.
Are Suzuki Jimnys any good?
Reliability Survey, Suzuki was the most reliable manufacturer for cars up to four years old, beating Lexus and Toyota to the top spot. That should be reassuring to anyone looking at heading into the wilderness with their Jimny. Like many rivals, the Jimny comes with a three-year/60,000-mile warranty.
Is Jimny good for long drive?
On longer runs the Jimny is comfortable and quiet, however the engine drone (3k+ RPM at 70mph) does cut through at times. Fortunately it’s not too bad, and these aren’t made for motorway driving – I’ve only seen one or two in the last 6 months on a motorway.
Does Jimny have Turbo?
Suzuki Jimny five-door SUV, with turbo engine, may make global debut in 2022.
Are Jimnys good off-road?
When you do get it right off-road, you quickly realise the little Jimny is properly capable. Its small size and weight are its greatest allies off-road. It’s kind of half side-by-side, half four-wheel drive. Fifteen-inch wheels sit right at each corner of the Jimny wrapped in a fairly tame 195/80 tyre.
Can you turbo a Suzuki Jimny?
especially when you drive a Suzuki Jimny, which is why Carlos Gono from AutoPlus Sportzentrium in the Philippines built this turbocharged 200hp Jimny. Thanks to the addition of a turbo-kit sourced from the UAE, Carlos’s Jimny goes from the standard 75hp (55kW) at the wheels to a stonking 155hp (115kW).
Is Jimny fuel efficient?
When equipped with the five-speed manual gearbox, the Jimny claims official fuel economy of 35.8mpg with CO2 emissions of 178g/km, under new WLTP test guidelines. If you opt for the four-speed automatic, efficiency drops to 32.2mpg, and the CO2 emissions rise to 198g/km.
