msrp of suzuki ignis

In Australia, the Suzuki Ignis doesn’t so much have an “MSRP” as an RRP, but same dance, different shoes. Expect new pricing to sit around $22,000–$28,000 AUD before on-road costs, depending on whether you’re in a basic GL or the better-equipped GLX automatic. Drive-away varies by state taxes and dealer fees, so don’t be shocked if the sticker grows a few grand once it leaves the brochure. On the used market, earlier 2017–2020 cars typically land around $10,000–$18,000, while newer low‑km 2021–2023 examples usually fetch $17,000–$25,000. If you want cheap motoring with a whiff of quirky charm, this is it; just make sure the service history is straighter than your parallel parking. Prices move with condition, kilometres, and options, but those figures will keep you out of the tall grass.