In the bustling auto market of Pakistan, the Suzuki Mehran, fondly known as the “Boss”, continues to reign supreme. The Suzuki Mehran price in Pakistan 2024 for a pre-owned model ranges between PKR 900,000 and PKR 1,056,500, fluctuating based on factors such as model year, mileage, variant, and overall condition.
Introduced in 1989 as the successor to the classic Suzuki FX, the Mehran quickly became a consumer favorite, outpacing all other cars in units sold. Its affordability, durability, and high resale value have made it a popular choice for those transitioning from a two-wheeler to a car. In fact, it’s not uncommon for a Pakistani to have owned a Mehran at some point in their life.
In 2012, the Mehran was upgraded to the Euro-II model with an electronic fuel injection system. The Boss, despite lacking modern safety features, sells well due to its high resale value. A 1989 Suzuki Mehran still holds a good market price.
The Boss’s popularity isn’t just due to its affordability. Its durability is legendary, capable of handling all kinds of tracks and terrains without causing long-lasting damage to its exterior or interior. Plus, its low maintenance cost adds to its appeal. With its long presence in the market, mechanics well-versed in its maintenance, and its auto parts reasonably priced.
While the Mehran price in Pakistan was once the lowest for a new hatchback, it has increased beyond its invoice price in the used car market due to rising inflation. The Mehran discontinued in 2019 and replaced by the eighth-generation Alto, making the new Suzuki Mehran price unavailable.
The latest Suzuki Mehran sports a box-like exterior design with trapezium-shaped headlights, a grille with rectangular-shaped openings, and standard black bumpers. The higher-end Mehran VXR versions come with color-matched bumpers. Inside, the Mehran offers a minimalistic interior with gray tone plastic trim pieces and manual controls. The front and rear seats wrapped in vinyl, and while the Boss comes standard with a heater, the higher-end VXR has air conditioning and fabric seats.
Under the hood, the Suzuki Mehran equipped with a 796cc 0.8 Liter OHC 6 Valve Inline-3 engine, capable of generating 39bhp at 5500RPM and a maximum torque of 59 NM at 3000RPM. It boasts a top speed of 135 km/h and can accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in approximately 24 seconds. The Mehran offers an average mileage of 10 KM/L in the city and 13 KM/L on the highway.
The Suzuki Mehran continues to be a testament to durability and affordability in Pakistan’s auto market. Its legacy as the Boss set to endure for years to come.
