I am thinking of buying a new Suzuki Vitara (around QAR 88k for the full option model), but I have no idea of the resale value of Suzuki's in Qatar. Can anyone help? Is this a good deal?
I was also considering a Rav4, but not sure it's worth the extra money?
I have a suzuki xl7 grand Vitara 2003, It is running on 13th year.
I am third owner,But it is a great car in its price. Smooth braking &drive. Strong chassis, No big maintenance required.. Only oil,filter & brake pad changes in regular period. I would really recommend it.I love my car
If you are worried about the resale value of the grand Vitara I have one (a 2008 model)which I could sell you for a good price abour 25% off the price you were quoted. It has a 4 cylinder 2 L engine, fully automatic, white colour with black interior and has a KM reading of only 7,000 Km. The car is like new. If you are interested please send me an e-mail to j17_mahmoud @hotmail.com.
I bought a grand vitara last year XL7 it was for a good price. but i really regretted, the service of teyseer is the worst I've ever experienced: lousy, unhelpful service staff with disgusting facilities. I took me two visits to the service center before i give up and started taking it to other oil changing shops .
besides, the car has many manufacturing defects (according to a friend he is still facing them in his new model): CD player, brake system...
At the time when I bought it it was the only car with 7 seaters with a very reasonable price (67000), but finally It would have been better for me if i bought a pajero or a pathfinder.
On the top of all that the resale value of the suzuki is not so encouraging.
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I have a suzuki xl7 grand Vitara 2003, It is running on 13th year.
I am third owner,But it is a great car in its price. Smooth braking &drive. Strong chassis, No big maintenance required.. Only oil,filter & brake pad changes in regular period. I would really recommend it.I love my car
dear frieand i am using my vitara 2002xl7 since 08 month and i have no problem this is good for doha suv very good i go so many time um saeed and
go up also in hil i think is good car and chep price.
Gus, what happened to your Vitara? hav u sold it? How about you Livelifekingsize?
So Hames,
Which one you bought finally? What is your experience so far?
I am also looking for SUV....but confused which one to go for with competitive price with state of art features..any advice?
Buy a KIA
Dear Hames
If you are worried about the resale value of the grand Vitara I have one (a 2008 model)which I could sell you for a good price abour 25% off the price you were quoted. It has a 4 cylinder 2 L engine, fully automatic, white colour with black interior and has a KM reading of only 7,000 Km. The car is like new. If you are interested please send me an e-mail to j17_mahmoud @hotmail.com.
Regards,
double post
I bought a grand vitara last year XL7 it was for a good price. but i really regretted, the service of teyseer is the worst I've ever experienced: lousy, unhelpful service staff with disgusting facilities. I took me two visits to the service center before i give up and started taking it to other oil changing shops .
besides, the car has many manufacturing defects (according to a friend he is still facing them in his new model): CD player, brake system...
At the time when I bought it it was the only car with 7 seaters with a very reasonable price (67000), but finally It would have been better for me if i bought a pajero or a pathfinder.
On the top of all that the resale value of the suzuki is not so encouraging.
Thanks for the comments.
I love the prado- but it's too big. I'm looking for something smaller in size.
105k is for the most basic model, not for full option. Full option is around 135k. I would still go for a basic prado against a full option vitara.
105k is for teh most basic model, not for full option. Full option is around 135k. I would still go for a basic prado against a full option vitara.
If you are willing to buy a new Suzuki for 88k, I would suggest you go for a Prado which is around 105k and has a much better resale value.