Suzuki S-Cross re-positioned

Importer lets some air out of the pricing for the S-Cross hatch by absorbing on-road costs

Suzuki Australia has announced a new pricing regime for its S-Cross hatch, effectively cutting the price by paying the 'on-road' costs up front.

The move amounts to a discount for all models other than the range-topping S-Cross GLX AWD Prestige, which has actually climbed to $36,990 (drive-away). That's still a nett price reduction though, against the previous manufacturer's list price of $35,990 before the ORCs.

Suzuki has also dropped from the range the GLX AWD model lacking the 'Prestige' features of the flagship: panoramic sunroof and leather trim.

"Value for money has always been a cornerstone for Suzuki and the S-Cross now represents an outstanding investment," said Suzuki Australia Automobiles General Manager Tony Devers, as quoted in a press release.

"We built the S-Cross with Australian consumers in mind, delivering on the key requirements of fuel economy and interior space. The new S-Cross is class leading for both.

"Now, with drive-away pricing, it means the S-Cross is clearly a class leader in value for money."

S-Cross pricing

S-Cross GL manual – $22,990 drive-away

S-Cross GL CVT – 25,490 drive-away

S-Cross GLX CVT – $29,990 drive-away

S-Cross GLX AWD Prestige – $36,990 drive-away

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