Compact yet thoughtfully spacious, the Suzuki Splash is a five-door city car known for its light steering and surprising practicality.
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Overall rating 4.5/5
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Designed to fit tight urban streets, it stands out for rear passenger space and low running costs – ideal for those seeking simplicity and enough room for the kids. The Splash was built as a compact hatchback to serve small families or drivers needing agility around town. Launched in 2008 and produced until 2014, its boxy profile delivers more interior space than many cars in its class. With a similar build to the Vauxhall Agila, the Splash is often praised for being better equipped, with several trims including air-conditioning and split-folding seats as standard. Drivers value its easy handling and good visibility from the tall window-line, though rear visibility is a bit limited. Low emissions mean it's cheap to tax, with insurance premiums that also won't break the bank. The Splash compares well with cars like the Kia Picanto or Hyundai i10, offering a balance of affordability and features rarely matched by its peers.
Spacious for its sizeLow running costsGreat city car agility
Rear visibility could be betterFirm ride on bad roadsLimited boot space
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