Owner reviews for the Suzuki Swift
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Overall rating 4/5Suzuki first introduced its Swift in 1983 as a compact and affordable alternative to more mainstream rivals – a path which Suzuki has followed ever since. Across the generations Suzuki has always offered a racier version, with the latest Swift Sport being an affordable entry into hot hatch ownership.
London
AA finance available
Wembley
London
London
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London
Sutton
AA finance available
SUZUKI SWIFT 1.0 Boosterjet SZ-T Hatchback 5dr Petrol Manual Euro 6 (111 ps)
Stockport (155 miles)
AA finance available
SUZUKI SWIFT 1.2 Dualjet MHEV SZ-T Hatchback 5dr Petrol Hybrid Manual Euro 6
Bury (170 miles)
SUZUKI SWIFT 1.2 Dualjet MHEV SZ3 Hatchback 5dr Petrol Hybrid Manual Euro 6 (
Bury (171 miles)
Bexley
Crawley
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Stevenage
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Stevenage
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Maidstone
Newbury
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Overall rating 4/5Suzuki Swift 1.2 Dualjet MHEV SZ-L Euro 6 (s/s) 5dr
London (9 miles)
SUZUKI SWIFT SZ5 DUALJET MHEV
Welling (11 miles)
SUZUKI SWIFT SZ5 DUALJET MHEV
Welling (11 miles)
Suzuki is more than just a motorcycle manufacturer, and if there's one car that highlights this it's the Swift. Although it has come in many guises and forms over its history, it is in its most recent generation (third) that it really shines. Both the 1.2 petrol the 1.3 turbodiesel offer a drive mixing agile handling, good pace and affordability that few other superminis can match, while their cousin the Swift Sport is arguably the leading hot hatch option in today's market. It is still a supermini though, so its 211 litre boot can be an issue for some, but good cabin space, reliability and good run costs, means that it is a sensible car with bags of fun.