Suzuki Jimny discounts are back after years of stock shortages, entire Suzuki range 10 per cent off

The entire Suzuki Jimny 4WD range has gone on special for the first time since the current generation launched in 2019 after years of stock shortages.

It is only a limited-time special – applicable to new and demonstrator vehicles in stock purchased by Friday 29 November, and delivered by 30 November – but buyers can save up to $3949, including on the newly-launched Jimny XL five-door.

Marketed as a Black Friday promotion, Suzuki Australia is offering 10 per cent off all new and demo vehicles in dealer stock – from the cheapest Ignis to the flagship Swift Sport hot hatch.

The discounts are not available in Queensland and far-north New South Wales, where Suzuki cars are sold by a different distributor than the rest of the country.

The promotion brings Jimny prices down to their lowest level in about three years, when the three-door automatic – now $35,091 drive-away – was $29,990 plus on-road costs, or close to $35,000 drive-away.

After the Jimny line-up faced stock shortages since the latest model launched in 2019 – made worse by COVID-19 production slowdowns – wait times have eased in recent months.

Order books for the three-door auto were closed for most of 2023 due to wait times stretching beyond 18 months; in June 2024, the same version was available to order with a six- to eight-month wait.

These prices launched by Suzuki Australia were initially not matched by the Suzuki Queensland distributor, but have since been introduced, and now apply across the country.

While specific dealers have offered promotions in the past six years, the 2024 Black Friday offer is the first range-wide Jimny deal marketed by Suzuki Australia since the current generation launched in January 2019.

The latest discounts for the Suzuki Jimny – as well as the rest of the Suzuki Australia range – are listed below. All prices shown are drive-away, including on-road costs, and apply while stocks last.

• Jimny Lite three-door manual – $31,491 (was $34,990)
• Jimny three-door manual – $32,841 (was $36,490)
• Jimny three-door automatic – $35,091 (was $38,990)
• Jimny XL five-door manual – $35,541 (was $39,490)
• Jimny XL Heritage five-door manual – $36,891 (was $40,990) while stocks last
• Jimny XL five-door automatic – $37,791 (was $41,990)

• Swift Hybrid manual – $22,041 (was $24,490)
• Swift Hybrid auto – $24,291 (was $26,990)
• Swift Hybrid Plus auto – $25,641 (was $28,490)
• Swift Hybrid GLX auto – $26,541 (was $29,490)

• Swift Sport manual – $29,691 (was $32,990)
• Swift Sport auto – $31,491 (was $34,990)

• Ignis GL manual – $20,241 (was $22,490)
• Ignis GL auto – $22,041 (was $24,490)
• Ignis GLX auto – $23,841 (was $26,490)

• Vitara MY23 manual – $26,091 (was $28,990)
• Vitara MY23 auto – $27,891 (was $30,990)
• Vitara MY24 manual – $26,991 (was $29,990)
• Vitara MY24 auto – $28,791 (was $31,990)
• Vitara Turbo MY23 auto – $32,391 (was $35,990)
• Vitara Turbo MY24 auto – $32,841 (was $36,490)
• Vitara Turbo AllGrip MY24 auto – $37,341 (was $41,490)

• S-Cross MY23 – $33,291 (was $36,990)
• S-Cross MY24 – $35,091 (was $38,990)
• S-Cross AllGrip MY23 – $35,091 (was $38,990)
• S-Cross AllGrip MY24 – $35,991 (was $39,990)
• S-Cross Plus MY23 – $35,541 (was $39,490)
• S-Cross Plus MY24 – $37,341 (was $41,490)
• S-Cross AllGrip Prestige MY23 – $38,241 (was $42,490)
• S-Cross AllGrip Prestige MY24 – $40,041 (was $44,490)

Note: MY23 vehicles said to refer to 2023 builds.

Alex Misoyannis has been writing about cars since 2017, when he started his own website, Redline. He contributed for Drive in 2018, before joining CarAdvice in 2019, becoming a regular contributing journalist within the news team in 2020. Cars have played a central role throughout Alex’s life, from flicking through car magazines at a young age, to growing up around performance vehicles in a car-loving family.

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