“That’ll Come in Handy If You Can’t Parallel Park”: SA Reacts to Men Moving Suzuki S-Presso by Picking It Up

• A viral video on social media caught two men at a Suzuki dealership in South Africa lifting an S-Presso model with their hands
• The diminutive hatchback weighs just 770kg, which makes it easy for the men to move the car across the dealership floor
• The video has been viewed over 30 000 times, and one person said: "That'll come in handy if you can't parallel park"

Two salesmen at a Suzuki dealership in South Africa showed how easy it is to move an S-Presso hatchback by picking the small car up with their hands.

A third individual filmed the hilarious video of the duo casually lifting the budget car by holding the bodywork above each rear wheel and moving it across the dealership floor.

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The clip was uploaded to TikTok by user Zahir Martin Von Weidts and has been shared close to 5 000 times, and has received over 30 000 likes.

According to Japanese carmaker Suzuki, the S-Presso has a wheelbase of 2.8 metres and a maximum kerb weight of 770kg, which is close to the weight of an American crocodile.

Here are some viewers reactions to the clip:

@Vivendren Ramiah said:

"With the petrol price you might as well."

@Aradhna Krishna said:

"Look, that'll come in handy if you can't parallel park."

South African vehicle sales: Suzuki’s Swift bags title as Mzansi’s top-selling car with over 1 900 sales

Briefly News reported that Suzuki has reason to celebrate after it announced impressive sales figures for June, with 4 622 cars sold.

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In terms of market share in the passenger vehicle segment, the South African arm of the Japanese carmaker walked away with 15.26% of the pie. Toyota and Volkswagen occupied first and second spots, respectively.

It's safe to say the brand is punching above its weight with a line-up of fuel-efficient city cars and compact SUVs that buyers feel offer value-for-money propositions.

The sales performance is largely down to the Swift's impressive tally of 1 926 units, claiming the title of South Africa's top-selling passenger car.

A breakdown of the sales illustrates the brand's strong offering with 340 Balenos, 569 S-Presso models, and 657 new Vitara Brezzas registered. Lastly, 397 Jimny models were sold.

Source: Briefly News