Suzuki South Africa Blog & Insights
How Things Work: Variable Valve Timing [VIDEO]
Tappets, pulleys, belts and shafts. These are all words that you might have heard people say when Petrolheads speak ‘car’ or when your car has gone...
Understanding how your car processes petrol and diesel
One of the key deciding factors when looking for a new car is whether to opt for a petrol or diesel engine. Whatever your preference, a little bit of...
How to keep your car hygienic [UPDATE]
We spend a lot of time in our cars, so naturally, there are some germ hotspots which we need to look out for. Here’s how you can keep your ride...
Two wheels or four, we all just want to get home safely
Cars and bikes shouldn’t have to compete for space on the road. Working together is the best solution for all. Estimated reading time: 2 minutes, 48...
How to build your driving confidence: Getting the basics right
Driving may be one of the most intimidating skills a person needs to learn and it is tougher for some than others. Estimated reading time: 4 minutes,...
Navigating the urban jungle of Johannesburg
With over 2 million people in Johannesburg and many of them commuting from surrounding cities, navigating its busy streets can be tricky.
The future of car ownership in cities: One car one family
The car ownership model is changing. Factors such as fuel costs, environmental concerns and limited space in cities are forcing us to let go of the...
How to keep your tyres in tip-top shape
Your entire car rests on your tyres, this makes them very important for safety on the road. Learn how to keep them in good condition which will...
Parking like a PRO
Parking a car on a busy street or in an underground parking garage can be a daunting – possibly expensive – operation if not done correctly. Learning...
4 tips I remember from my driving lessons (and teaching my wife to drive!)
Petrol head and Manager: Auto Dealer Sales at Suzuki Auto South Africa, Henno Havenga, shares driving lessons and tips from his own driving...
How to keep your car in crisp condition
Keeping your car squeaky clean may present itself as a chore and getting it washed may seem like an inconvenience. But who does not love a shiny car...
Planning for your first long-distance drive (going far in a little car)
There’s still a misconception in SA that small cars aren’t built for long distances. In fact, they’re lighter on fuel and modern compact cars are so...
An awesome pre-road checklist to prepare you for all your adventures
Preparing for a holiday trip includes getting your house - and car - in good order before you leave! Estimated reading time: 3 minutes, 57 seconds.
The best articles on fuel consumption and efficiency that we know you’ll love
Don’t get confused with all the fuel content circulating around with the petrol price continuously fluctuating. Here’s one article that combines all...
Turbo: the good, the bad and the ugly
Turbos have come a long way from the unreliable, flame-spitting beasts of the 80s and 90s. . .
What kind of driver are you?
Our personalities are real influencers in the way we drive. Read this blog to find out what kind of driver you’re most like on the roads of South...
Featured Articles
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- Why we bought our second Suzuki
- What to expect on a test drive if you’ve never done one
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