Another great Suzuki. Think I prefer the Vitara. Thanks for the review.

Just picked mine up today - my first car. So far so good. I like the gear ratio between 2nd and 3rd: in 2nd, you can crawl idling, like when you hunt for a parking space. And the 3rd is noticeably taller: I can go 3rd in town, 50 kph, even 60 is no problem. No need to shift it in 4th. Was afraid of the stiff suspension, but after riding my first 40 km it was no problem. Hill start assist is priceless! Good job, Suzuki!

Nice review again Damian, I especially appreciate the camera work and editing that goes into your work. Look forward to the next one.

Picking mine up in the morning, Worthing, quick last minute review, so thank you for this.

Merry Xmas Mr UK guy ! Exceptional review. Like your laid back way and, humbleness and humility. If I can not quite afford PHEV Toyota RAV4 in 2022, what approx equivalent can I get in Suzuki ? My back is a little bad so I need something a little high. And apart from Toyota I am partial to Suzuki. At the moment I have a 2003 Toyota RAV4 from brand new in fact. Regards John. Auckland city NZ

I'm going to test drive one tomorrow. Like the look of these.

Very nice video. Thank you. I also watched your video about the swift, which seems very interesting too, and now I can't decide. Which one would you recommend for a single guy living in the mountains, with very snowy winters on road, lots of curves and only a bit of "off-road" forest paths (stones but quite mild)? I don't need anything sporty and I usually don't do more than 60 miles for one trip, usually less. Highways are not common here, I might drive on them 10 times per year, a few times for a long trip. And the size of the trunk is not really important, as I don't need a SUV but only something that drives on snow. I do however care about fuel consumption and CO2 emission, which I want to keep low. Would the swift be enough? Or should I go for the bit larger s-cross?

Ok for the Suzuki but that black qashqai on the background was so beautiful.I couldn't stop watching it.

Thanks for sharing this with us. We are going to look into getting one of these by starting with a test drive.

I'd be interested to see a follow up review of the 2022 version - maybe the Ultra Allgrip this time?

Hi! Just a quick question mate, if you don't mind my asking. Did you look in the mirror before you switched the camera on?

Thanks for your review!

what about the thigh support offered by this? is it great or normal?

Which locality is this Canada?

I have the sz5 only one complaint is the sat nav its a bit slow i have top range tom tomfar better Appart from that best car ive had

how much tall are you ?

Looks a lot better than the vitara in my opinion. Inside and out .

What color is this ?

Is the car is having All wheel drive ?

As for only one map pocket on the seats, it's because the driver cannot reach the one that could have been on the back of his on seat. And, by the way, it isn't for maps. It is where you place your signal vest for road safety if you have breakdown and have to go out on a difficult spot on the road. You reach behind the passenger back rest, take out the vest and put it on, and then leave the car. As for your complaint about excessive badging, that should not be a big issue. There would be much more chrome in the 50' and 60'. And the rubber is cheaper to buy if the size is small. You really don't have much to moan for yet, coming to this car. And, by the way, it comes with a sunroof if you like one, and it is very big lets a lot of light in, but it will diminish your headroom in the back.

I have to start out by saying I do like this car and will be looking for a test drive once the auto comes out Q1-2021. It will without doubt though have to be way below list. The price has gone up due to the hybrid system which as you said Suzuki has had to fit to avoid big fines. I dont however think this has any material benefits for buyers. My current Vitara easily returns 50+ mpg so I cannot see any gains there.

Bad car