Toyota South Africa Motors has launched what will be its cheapest new-vehicle offering in the local market. The Vitz small car arrives in the country with a starting price of R189 900.

Toyota claims a combined fuel consumption figure of 5.6 litres per 100km for the Vitz, but keep in mind that real-world consumption is likely to be higher than that. Toyota Vitz 1.0 manual base model.

The more generously appointed Vitz 1.0 XR manual now retails for R209,900, which is R10,000 less than before, while the AMT version is yours for R224,900, which represents a saving of R15,000.

Visit Halfway Toyota Shelly Beach and choose your Vitz to cruise the city or take a long journey. HAVE YOUR SAY Like the South Coast Herald’s Facebook page, follow us on Twitter and Instagram ...

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At a price of R200 000, the base model Agya is currently the cheapest Toyota in South Africa. The Vitz range is expected to start at below that number, weeing that the entry-level Suzuki Celerio 1 ...

Similarly, the Toyota Vitz was South Africa’s 12th best-selling car in the first half of 2024, while the Suzuki Celerio it is based on did not even break the top 15.

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The Vitz is the fourth model by Suzuki to be rebadged as a Toyota in South Africa. The other three models are the Starlet (rebadged Baleno), Urban Cruiser (rebadged Vitara Brezza ) and Rumion ...