Advantages: So well made, petrol, alot really
Disadvantages: Basic. Very basic.

...The Suzuki SJ410 is the cheaper 4x4 off road vehicle. They date back from around the 1984 mark, and were made alongside the SJ413 and Samurai. The SJ410 features a 1.0 petrol engine, with a total displacement of 970cc. It is a 4-wheel drive vehicle, making it suitable for both off and on road driving. So, here goes... ENGINE The SJ410 has a 1.0 petrol engine, as mentioned above. It is a small engine, as you can imagine, so qualifies for cheap Tax and Insurance. These engines aren’t that good, certainly compared to most other Suzuki’s ever made. It is a more traditional carburetor engine, instead of fuel injection and electronic fuel injection which most modern cars do have. The optional 4-wheel drive is controlled by a second gearstick next to the main one. The engine has no fancy features, like power steering or cruise... Read review

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Advantages: Great service, good deals
Disadvantages: None!

...a year but it had to go. I knew I wanted a 4x4 and I thought Suzuki would be good as they had been around for years. I saw a Suzuki Vitara for sale from another small second hand dealer (I know I should learnt) for about £5000. First Suzuki = It was a Suzuki Vitara 1.5 L reg and it was petrol, nobody told me these could drink fuel. I had problems with the dealer but not with the car and I owned it for four years and except for general maintenance things (Tyres etc) it only cost me £130 for a clutch repair. The major cost I had with my first Suzuki was petrol, it took unleaded and with the amount of miles I was doing per week sometimes my weekly petrol bill was around £80-£100. Despite it's drinking problem it was a very reliable car and I never had issue of it starting, cutting out etc. The other cost of owning a Suzuki... Read review

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Advantages: Big car feel, small car price.Well finished
Disadvantages: More expensive than others in class

...Welcome to my review for the Suzuki Wagon R+ 1.2. If you're wondering why i am able to write reviews on so many different cars, its simple...... I've worked in the Car auction and Car hire business, so have driven too many cars to mention. Ciao suggests being factual, so i'll use headings, and be as easy to understand as possible. Reliability This car is very reliable and Suzuki are making great efforts to ensure that their cars meet the same high standards as their motorbikes.The engine is quiet and unassuming, with enough power for motorway trips. Safety The Wagon+ is well built and has a host of safety features as standard.ABS, Passenger and Drivers airbags are all present. Car handles well, and feels as big and as safe as a Golf-sized car. Spaciousness Large cabin at the expense of some boot space. Easily... Read review

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Advantages: room, 4x4, plastics, conditionier, long quarantee
Disadvantages: to weak engine, not economic, threat of rust

...Hm... Suzuki Liana 5 doors with automatic gearbox. It s quite good Japanese car, but of course it has advantages and disadvantages. The biggest advantage, of course, is the price of the car. The car is worth of that price. Secondly, the car is really spacious - it is comfortable for the driver (I am 196 cm tall) and the passenger next to the driver. The second row of sits - enough space to, but it is worth to mention that I get tired sitting at the second row in the juorney, which last more than an hour. My head almost leans to the roof. My knees leans to the front sits. Of course, I am a little bit taller than the average man. Next, the baggage carier is roomy (especially, when the second row of seats is unbent), but not enough. it looks more roomy than it is. Owners have to calculate, what they want to transport, and what they can... Read review

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Advantages: Looks good inside and out.
Disadvantages: Light on steering, weak plastic handles, high fuel useage in urban areas

...In 1999, my wife and I gained a Suzuki Vitara on the Motorbility Scheme (my wife is disabled). The vehicle attracted us mainly because of the ease to get into and out of the vehicle, as well as the fact that it is a nice looking car. Within the first year of our three year contract, we could not wait to the day we hand the vehicle back over. In Suzuki`s defence, the vehicle is comfortable inside and all the controls are neatly laid out. The 4x4 has also been useful in winter conditions, especially in the Peak District area where we now live. However, that is all the good points that I have been able to find with this vehicle. The car itself is VERY light on the steering and there have been a number of occasions where a heavy gust of wind has literally taken the vehicle off the road. The rear luggage compartment... Read review

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Advantages: Small, light, cheap, cheap to run, comfortable
Disadvantages: low powered and parts may be harder to get

...a hell of lot less than even the average economical car. With prices at 94.9 it takes £12 to fill tank up and i'll be able to get around 200miles out of it, £12 in my car will get me 90 miles. As for parts and accessories I am not sure but told they are cheap as with most 125's. The GS125 seems not to be as common and I can't understand why, either that or they simply don't break down. ~ Summary ~ A cracking little learner bike or simple commuter to and from places, no good as a cruiser or for long journey's. An ideal step up to a more powerful bike or passing your test. Given the choice of a Honda CG125, Yamaha SR125 or the Suzuki, at this moment in time I would honestly pick the Suzuki. The Honda CG125 according to reviews is supposed to be better and probably is more common than the Suzuki, making it easier to get parts... Read review

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Advantages: Low Price, Good Equipment
Disadvantages: Steep Depreciation

...Well, I've been driving a Suzuki Baleno, on and off, for the last 3 years now and I've never once been disappointed. For the price you get a lot more equipment than other vehicles in its class and a much bigger engine as standard. I've read a number of reviews that have slated Suzukis, but I've never been less than impressed with this vehicle in the time I've had it. The 1.6 engine is gutsy, helped by the small size of the car. It has the same kick as a Saxo VTR but costs less on insurance. Motorway driving is effortless and wind noise is fairly low. The cabin is spacious and visibility is good, although some of the dashboard controls feel a bit flimsy (though none have broke in 3 years). The suspension gives a smooth ride, although at low speeds bumps are transmitted noisily into the cabin. There are positive and negative... Read review

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Advantages: Fair deals
Disadvantages: Many including carefree staff

...EDITED*EDITED*EDITED*EDITED Susuki today are becoming more and more wide spread but less known. We alaways remember thosestylish 4x4's with the bulky tyres which many of us loved. However. Go to a dealer now and they also specialize in cars. THIS IS A WARNING TO ALL THE YOUNG AND VERY NICE PEOPLE OUT THERE LOOKING FOR A NEW CAR! If you know me well here at Ciao, you'd know that I am crazy for taking new cars out on the road known as a testdrive. BUT WAIT. Thats not the case here. I was simply on my way to a friends when I walked past and noticed a used car they were selling dead cheap. It was a Ford Fiesta, S-reg for £4,995. It looked like a bargain so I walked over and started to take a look. Though. by the way! They do sell approved and used cars, but I think thats a good thing, so thats one good hand... Read review

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Advantages: Looks good, and very economical to run
Disadvantages: No sunroof

...If you want a luxury car, but have not the brass, this is the car for you. It’s totally reliable, is as comfortable as any high priced car, it is very spacious, and a pleasure to drive. Being a tall car It is easy to get in and out of, especially for the older person who find it difficult to bend down to a lower car. I think it would also be good for a young family, as there is plenty of room in the back seat for the kids. There is plenty of room over head, so you don’t feel squashed in. The drivers seat is height adjustable , so it is easy to get a comfortable height There is a good boot area. If you have a couple of medium sized dog, the rear reclining seats will move to the upright position. Your passengers are still comfortable. You can fit a dog guard easily, and there is plenty of room for them to be comfortable also. I think... Read review

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Advantages: Stylish and safe
Disadvantages: Expensive

...The Suzuki Swift is the first car I ever drove! My driving instructor had this car, in yellow, and I loved it! Firstly, the Suzuki Swift is really stylish! It is modern and sleek, as well as being a 'cool' car to have. Also, it comes in lots of fantastic colours, my personal favourite being dark blue. Secondly, the car is rather spacious. At first glance you might classify the Suzuki Swift as a small car, which technically it is. However, the interior is very spacious and does not have a cramped feeling at all. The car fits 5 adults comfortably, as the seats are quite big. This car also has the advantage that, although it can seem big from inside, the small size makes parking easier. I am truely the most atrocious driver and cannot park! But doing a paraller park in this car was a doddle!! The clutch is not at all heavy... Read review

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