Thank you. The car was great but has been sold last year as it was upgraded to a bigger car. I wouldn't hesitate to buy it again as it was great for its purpose of being a first car for someone.

Thanks, appreciate your comment and view.

True, I wish we would have our still too... would be great and very economical to drive as a daily commuter.

Thanks a lot, great to hear that you liked it.

No, it was horrible when looking at it now. But thanks anyways. May I ask, how can I get in touch with you guys? I have a question but would prefer to ask in private. thanks

Thank you very much. I appreciate your feedback and I am happy that my review helped you with making your decision. Good luck and always save drive. cheers

+Sivie we had it for over a year and had no issues, even in summer with close to +50 degrees, works fine

+PatricksTechReviews thanks mate

They make it in different versions, but obviously this one shown here is the best when it comes to the rear windows as they are practical and usable compared to those pop out ones.

It’s a good small car.

It’s an automatic, not a CVT.

How many kilos does the car travel if you used up the entire fuel tank?

@@mohammedhamed1679 Well, to be honest, I have rarely tried it like this, but if I am not mistaken about 420 km, I would say that I would travel on the highway with a full tank, on a trip I made with a half tank I traveled 210 km approximately. with a regular speed of 80 - 100 km/h

@@mohammedhamed1679 I would love to get the RPM that comes original in which it is small here in Peru I can't get it.

Depends on which country you are living in. But why not go to a Suzuki dealership?

I don’t have any info about that. You should contact your Suzuki dealer for that.

That doesn't sound good to be honest, how come water got inside your car? Did it get flooded after a heavy rainfall or did you leave the windows open? That should have not happened, you better get it checked and make sure that all water gets out of the car and it gets dried properly to avoid rusting in the future.

which area of the floor it gets wet ? driver or front passenger ? is your car left hand or right hand drive, did you car got in a rain flood or did you drive through high level water ? if no and the passenger side floor is wet this could be the evaporator of the air condition is leaking, better check it

I’m sorry, but I cannot tell. I recommend you go to a garage or the Suzuki showroom!

My cousin's celerio too!

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Well it depends on how your back is and how long it takes. Usually smaller city cars aren’t made to travel 1000km in one shot, but rather to drive around town on smaller trips.

For the money it offers good value with 2x Airbags & ABS, AC, front electric power windows, allow wheels and CD Radio. However, some of the points that this car needs to be improved on is the power steering, it is just not supporting at all, when standing the steering is way to heavy. Furthermore, it only has a 4 speed automatic gear box, resulting in high revs at highway speed, more noise and higher fuel consumption. It should have a 5 speed auto at least. The boot space is tiny (obviously) and with close to 7.5-8.0 litters of fuel consumption for this little car it is too thirsty! Other than that, for the money it is a great city car, though not build for highways or long distance driving.

It was good. It obviously depends on the roads and how many people drive in it. But we liked it.

Not necessarily, you can sit comfortably in it when you aren't taller than 1,90m in height. It is a very affordable car for people on a tight budget.

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Go to your closest Suzuki/Marurti dealership!

That was super cheap... as this Video is from 2012... it was 9 years ago!

This video was posted 6.5 years ago!

Totally agree for such a small car, but taking into consideration that this video was done when the car was brand new (first gas tank) and that it was close to +50 degrees with the AC running full blast I think it is ok. Especially as fuel costs only Euro 0,35 per liter.