Pak Suzuki dominated entry level segment for decades and after the discontinuation of legendary vehicle Mehran, Suzuki Alto ruled the streets, being the cheapest car of the country’s cheapest automaker.
In the 660cc category, Alto remained a mile ahead in terms of great sales numbers despite the fact that the country’s auto market remained in dire straits for a while.
The economy remained in center focus when it came to USPs of the famous hatchback. Alto is known for being a low-maintenance drive, and is an ideal choice for consumers looking for a cost-effective car. Availability of parts, brand value, small size, strong dealership network, good resale and safety features like ABS and airbags make it stand out among others.
Besides some pros, the car is known for being underpowered especially on long routes. Many people also raised questions about its build quality. It also comes with Production issues.
Alto has undergone several facelifts, and amid the depreciation of local currency, price of the Alto 660cc is touching Rs3 million.
Amid the huge prices, carmaker offer easy installment plans, that require some down payment, and the rest can be cleared in easy installments. Following plan is with Bank Alfalah.
Suzuki Alto VX (3-Year Plan with 30 percent Down Payment)
| 2,251,000 | 675,300 | 1,575,700 | 63,746 |
Suzuki Alto VX (5-Year Plan with 30 percent Down Payment)
| 2,251,000 | 675,300 | 1,575,700 | 47,936 |
Suzuki Alto VXR (3-Year Plan with 30 percent Down Payment)
| 2,612,000 | 783,600 | 1,828,400 | 73,970 |
Suzuki Alto VXR (5-Year Plan with 30 percent Down Payment)
| 2,612,000 | 1,306,000 | 1,306,000 | 52,835 |
Suzuki Alto VXL (3-Year Plan with 30 percent Down Payment)
| 2,935,000 | 880,500 | 2,054,500 | 83,117 |
Suzuki Alto VXL (5-Year Plan with 30 percent Down Payment)
| 2,935,000 | 880,500 | 2,054,500 | 62,502 |
