Car Reviews

Exterior: The exterior design remains largely unchanged, with only a slight update to the front lights and grille. Everything else is pretty much the same as before. Interior Features, Space & Comfort: There have been minor updates to the interior, including a new dashboard and some changes t...

I had the opportunity to drive the Suzuki Bolan, which is owned by a friend of mine. The performance of the vehicle is decent, thanks to the Euro II engine, and the fuel economy is also good. However, the seating capacity is a bit limiting it should be at least 8 seats, as having only 4 passengers o...

The Suzuki Bolan has a very simple and outdated design. Suzuki really needs to add more features and modernize the car to increase its appeal. Its quite uncomfortable to drive, and Ive been using it for 5 years now, but the lack of comfort is a major drawback. An air-conditioned version would defini...

The Suzuki Bolan, often referred to as the Hi-roof, is known for its practicality, but it does come with significant discomfort, especially in terms of ride quality. Ive used this car for a year, and while it offers solid basic performance—good fuel economy, low maintenance costs, and decent resal...

The exterior is decent, though not exceptional. The interior is basic and functional. However, it shines when it comes to fuel consumption, offering excellent efficiency. Handling is average, nothing extraordinary, but its sufficient for everyday driving. To sum it up, if youre looking for a car ...

I’ve been driving the Suzuki Bolan for about 2 to 3 months, and it’s been a really disappointing experience. I honestly regret buying it. Suzuki really needs to add more features to this car to make it worth the price. The comfort level? Zero. Its incredibly uncomfortable to drive, especially fo...

The Suzuki Bolan is a solid choice, especially when compared to other options like the Daihatsu Hijet o r Nissan Clipper. While many people compare it to these Japanese models, it’s important to remember that the Bolan is designed with larger families in mind, offering more space and practicality ...

When it comes to the exterior, the Suzuki Bolan looks decent—nothing extraordinary, but its good for its price range. It’s a solid option in this segment. In terms of fuel economy, it offers more than 15 km per litre, which is quite impressive for a vehicle of its size. Comparing it to the...

When it comes to the exterior, the Suzuki Bolan looks decent—nothing extraordinary, but its good for its price range. It’s a solid option in this segment. In terms of fuel economy, it offers more than 15 km per litre, which is quite impressive for a vehicle of its size. Comparing it to the...

The Suzuki Bolan has too many decorations but doesn’t offer a great ride, especially on long journeys—it’s quite uncomfortable for extended trips. However, its resale value is good, and it holds its value well over time. The major issue is its high price—20 lac rupees for a vehicle like this...

The Suzuki Bolan is a great option for lower-income families and also valuable for those looking to use it commercially. However, the company should consider offering versions with more seating capacity, like the 10, 11, o r 12-seat models. The Bolan performs well off-road and on hilly terrains, ...

The Suzuki Jimny is ridiculously overpriced. For the same price, you could buy a used Prado, which offers far more value for your money. At 1,750,000 rupees, it’s not worth it—especially with no extraordinary features like airbags, ABS, o r even a defogger. There are plenty of better options ava...

Why is the Suzuki Jimny priced at 1.8 million rupees? What does it offer for that price? It doesnt have ABS, airbags, o r many of the modern features youd expect at this price point. Its worth noting that this design was first launched in Japan back in 1998-1999. So, before making a purchase, you mi...

I’ve owned and driven this little champ for the past three years—one year in rural Lincolnshire and two in rural Central Punjab, with occasional trips to Lahore and Murree. For me, it’s been exactly what I need: frugal, good-looking, and more than nippy enough for local highways. The major dra...

Why is the Suzuki Jimny priced at 1.8 million rupees? What does it offer for that price? It doesnt have ABS, airbags, o r many of the modern features youd expect at this price point. Its worth noting that this design was first launched in Japan back in 1998-1999. So, before making a purchase, you mi...