This Owner’s Manual covers the 2020 Subaru XV in the New Zealand market.

The Subaru XV excels in off-road performance, an area where most of its rivals and even many of the so-called big SUVs struggle. The Ingenious symmetrical AWD gives the XV exceptional traction making it one of the most capable compact SUVs in the market. On the flip side, there have been issues reported with the FB engines and the CVT transmission and it generally needs a buyer to be extra careful when buying a used Subaru XV. In this guide, we will delve into these issues and how to avoid them when buying a used XV.

This Owner’s Manual applies to the 2012 Suzuki Swift, 2013 Suzuki Swift, 2014 Suzuki Swift, 2015 Suzuki Swift, 2016 Suzuki Swift, and 2017 Suzuki Swift cars that are specifically sold in the New Zealand market.

This Owner’s Manual applies to the 2018 Suzuki Swift, 2019 Suzuki Swift, 2020 Suzuki Swift, and 2021 Suzuki Swift cars that are specifically sold in the New Zealand market.

In the ever-changing landscape of automotive engineering, the Suzuki Swift stands out like a sore thumb as one of the few cars that has maintained its simplicity. This simplicity however comes at a cost as simpler cars are often less safe than the complex ones. It’s a double-edged sword and a dilemma that most buyers grapple with. Should you choose a simpler car that is reliable but less safe or should you choose a complex car that is safer but less reliable? Nowhere is this dilemma more acute than when buying a Suzuki Swift. Worry not, this is the main question that we address in this guide. We go into detail on the safety of the Swift and tell you about its safety and reliability. We delve into the engines that come with the Swift, these are the 1.2-Litre DualJet K12C Engine (Petrol), the 1.0-Liter BoosterJet K10C Engine (Turbocharged Petrol) and the 1.2-Liter DualJet Hybrid (Hybrid). We tell you about their performance and efficiency in real life scenarios. We compare the Swift with its closest rivals such as the Toyota Vitz, Honda Vitz, VW Polo and Mazda Demio.  At the end of this guide, you will be empowered to make the right decision.

This 2012 Toyota Aqua Hybrid Owner’s Manual is specifically for cars that are sold in the New Zealand market.

This manual applies to the Toyota Aqua Hybrid from July 2019 to June 2021. For Right Hand Drive.

Applies to the Toyiota Aqua Hybrid from July 2021 to October 2022.

The Toyota Aqua, also known as the Toyota Prius C in some markets, is a compact hybrid hatchback that offers exceptional fuel efficiency and a range of innovative features. Its market positioning in New Zealand revolves around affordability, eco-friendliness, and urban practicality. Its small dimensions make it easy to maneuver in tight spaces. Additionally, the Aqua offers a comfortable interior with ample cargo space, making it versatile for both daily commutes and weekend adventures.

The Aqua is widely recognized as an affordable and low maintenance car which makes it an attractive option for buyers on a budget. Compared to its larger sibling, the Toyota Prius, the Aqua comes at a lower price point, making it an accessible choice for those who want to experience the benefits of a hybrid vehicle without breaking the bank.

It combines a conventional gasoline engine with an electric motor, resulting in significantly lower emissions and excellent fuel efficiency. This makes the Aqua an environmentally friendly choice for car buyers who prioritize sustainability and want to reduce their carbon footprint. But, it goes without saying that hybrids are much more complex than conventional cars and buyers need to take extra precaution when buying a used hybrid such as the Aqua.

In this guide, we equip you with the right information to navigate the hurdles of buying a used Aqua. We delve into the problems that bedevil the Aqua and guide you on how to check for them and avoid them. Our information comes from New Zealand’s best car mechanics and they give you insights you wont find anywhere else. If you are considering the Aqua as your next car, then get this Buyer’s Guide. It will save you money and the headache of buying a problematic car. Through it, you will unlock the full potential of the Toyota Aqua.

The Toyota Aqua, also known as the Toyota Prius C in some markets, is a compact hybrid hatchback that offers exceptional fuel efficiency and a range of innovative features. Its market positioning in New Zealand revolves around affordability, eco-friendliness, and urban practicality. Its small dimensions make it easy to maneuver in tight spaces. Additionally, the […]

This 2011 Toyota Aqua Hybrid Owner’s Manual is specifically for cars that are sold in the New Zealand market.

This 2013 Toyota Aqua Hybrid Owner’s Manual is specifically for cars that are sold in the New Zealand market.