The Suzuki Baleno is offered in two trim levels, the entry-level GL and the higher-specified GLX. The GL is offered with a 1.4-litre, naturally aspirated, 4-cylinder petrol motor coupled to a 5-speed manual gearbox. The GLX models offer the same 68 kW and 130 Nm engine, however, offers customers two transmission options, a 5-speed manual and a 4-speed automatic. But let us take a closer look at the finer details by exploring the list of articles below.
1. All new Suzuki Baleno arrives!
"Coming hot on the heels of their latest model release success, Suzuki lays one more on SA consumers, Meet the all-new Suzuki Baleno."
Lawrence Minnie explains exactly what the new Suzuki Baleno encompasses and list the prices at the time of launch.
2. New vs used Suzuki Baleno: what are the top 8 differences?
"We look at the primary differences between a new Suzuki Baleno and a pre-facelift, used Suzuki Baleno and what these changes mean to you."
As the facelift arrived, Chad Lückhoff delves into the details of how exactly the new model differs from a used Suzuki Baleno.
3. Top 5 accessories for your new Suzuki Baleno
"The often-overlooked Suzuki Baleno offers driving fun as well as pocket-friendly car-ownership, low running costs, and an excellent reputation for after-sales. Make your Baleno stand out with these cool and practical accessories."
Buying a new car is an exciting prospect in itself, however, making it your own with accessories could be just as satisfying. Here are our top five accessories for your new Suzuki Baleno.
4. What is covered under the Suzuki Baleno manufacturer car warranty?
"Over the years, manufacturers have realized that including a stronger warranty is a good selling point. The new car Warranty for a Suzuki Baleno remains in effect for 5 years/200 000 km and is a full bumper-to-bumper warranty that covers almost everything. Repairs to everything."
One part of vehicle ownership that could be daunting is when something goes wrong. But this is why manufacturer warranties exist. Find out here what is covered in the Suzuki Baleno.
5. Topping up the windscreen washer bottle on a Suzuki Baleno
"Having a functioning windscreen washer bottle is important right now, with cold weather making those early morning starts a foggy experience. Here we show you how to top up the screen wash bottle on a Suzuki Baleno."
Owning a vehicle doesn't come without the odd maintenance that needs to be done by the owner. In this article we explain how you can easily top up your windscreen washer bottle on your Suzuki Baleno.
6. How to replace the car battery on a Suzuki Baleno
"Replacing the battery on a Suzuki Baleno is an enjoyable and easy DIY task, thanks to good under-bonnet access. Here is our step-by-step guide."
Winter is always around the corner and the cold climate is everything but kind to your vehicle's battery. So how do you change it out if it is no longer working? Just follow these easy steps and you will be done in no time.
7. Which Suzuki Baleno trim depreciates the fastest?
"The very likeable Suzuki Baleno isn’t nearly as popular as the Swift, but that’s through no fault of its own. Its lukewarm sales figures can rather be ascribed to consumer tastes abandoning hatchbacks in favour of cross-overs, SUVs and double-cabs, and the way that the VW Polo and Polo Vivo dominate the hatchback market."
Is your Suzuki Baleno depreciating to fast? Considering to trade it in for a newer model? Here is a quick look at which Suzuki Baleno trim will hold its value for longer.
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