Buyer's Guide Ep52 | Hyundai Accent, Kia Picanto, Nissan Micra, Renault Duster, Toyota Corolla

We advise a first-time buyer on a suitable vehicle for his growing family. We determine if the Mazda CX-30 is a suitable upgrade. And we examine whether an older model Jeep is a financially viable option

[@Manu0920]

hello chaps, a little bit of research goes a long way to answer the viewers. with regards to leasing t'&c's will dictate the terms/condition of the vehicle on return, take Avis for an example, what the customer sign up for includes all the value added products such as windscreen repairs, insurance, tyre replacement etc, the only time the customer will be billed for is excessive usage on km, as you have already mentioned, and damages to tyres, body, trim etc but then again the insurance will play it's role, only access the customer will have to foot. Leasing works for someone who wants no risks involved in ownership, or someone who circles through vehicles on the regular due to serious km coverage, you worry only about fuel, maintenance et al is for the leasing company. My 4 cents from experience.

[@msawenkosindawonde5083]

That's for adding that. I'm actually the one who asked that question and I had a follow-up question about what you just said. According to my research there are some packages like super waiver that come with zero excess. I also searched online for Kinto offers by Toyota that Dylan mentioned. Get offers which can be cheaper than car installment and they include something they call Kinto protect. But I understood their point when they said I'm must make sure that I read the T&Cs and understand all the risks and what the deal comes with.

[@KR-jg7gc]

​@@msawenkosindawonde5083 what have you decided?

[@msawenkosindawonde5083]

Great show as always, thanks guy. I'm the one who asked the second last question and I knew I was gonna get the answer from the best. Awesome content! 💯

[@TheIgnitionTVchannel]

We're glad we were able to help! 😀

[@Rant-y]

The only reason I still occasionally watch the show is Adam's workshop knowledge. Otherwise, I wouldn't bother. It's very rare come across knowledgeable guests who are not too biased... I won't even talk about Saggie. In the plethora of good cars we have in our market, I can count in one hand cars that he considers good enough...

[@ozemsadventureofrandomstuf252]

well done Ignition. the music stops immedaitely when chats begin. awesome content

[@lufunoraphalalani]

My favourite show is on🔥🔥

[@jackodendaal5963]

What about the Duster 1.6

[@UnDEANiable]

The Suzuki show.

[@pmaphala6848]

😂😂

[@iamOdayga]

great show gents.

[@bokeerfamily-ox3yb]

Am I the only one that think Suzuki pays them

[@SCELO_MYEZA.]

Suzuki makes good, cheap, and reliable cars. Think of the latest Baleno. It's supposed to be competing with the Polo, i20, Rio, e.t.c... The Baleno comes with everything as standard. On top of that , it's still comes cheaper than all of these other cars... how can you not recommend that car? Swift, supposed to compete with the grand i10, polo vivo... R245k you get a swift glx model and for that price, you will get a vivo trendline/base model 😉 Where is your money going?

[@msawenkosindawonde5083]

Value for money and a peace of mind. In my family we have 2 Suzuki and a Starlet, you never go wrong with those cars and other competitors like a Polo are too expensive and unreliable yet you dont get some features on standard models that you will get in a Suzuki on a cheaper price

[@BkokiM]

I have been saying that to my friends, I mean, the other day, one said something bad about it, and a few minutes later, he apologized, I was like damn now he just proves it.

[@KR-jg7gc]

​@@BkokiMnope. Suzuki is doing what Hyundai did and later, Kia did to the market. Going smack bam against the VW and Toyota for making "good,reliable, fuel efficient, cheap cars" of old like the corolla and Citi, now, Vivo. so props have to be given cos they're doing it.