How good is the NEW Suzuki Swift? Tish takes a test drive in the new model here at John Banks!
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- čas přidán 24. 06. 2024
- Tish takes a look at the newly arrived Suzuki Swift and explains the high level of equipment that every model comes with. Let us know your thoughts on the new Swift in the comments.
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You can call a swift all you want for the haters.. I've had one for going on 20yrs ..never had a breakdown , cheap to run , gets me to the same place as a 30k shitty audi or bmw would do.
Completely agree.
When you compromise safety
That's a load of bull, @@Fun_facts_Zzz
Mine's 16 years old and yes it has been rock-solid reliable and great fun to drive.
Suzuki is Japanese, it'll be reliable
As a long term buy the new Swift is probably the best supermini due to its relatively low price (for these inflationary times!) and Suzuki reliability. Also you get a lot of equipment as standard. The only other cars worth buying of this type is the Toyota Yaris and Honda Jazz. They are more technically advanced than the Swift but also a lot more expensive. The Mazda 2 is also worth a look as it is similar price to the Swift.
Great review - just ordered a dual tone Burning Red from John Banks!
Greatest review ❤❤
Nice information ❤
Briliantreview Tish. The Swift has aleays been a great little car. Its even better now packed with the high tec
Nice presentation
Absolutely fabulous information thank you I want one
Thanks for watching!
Cute car 😍- nice review 👍- sweet presenter ...💙
Loved the way you reviewed this compact beautiful car.
Glad you liked it
Great review.
Would you choose the swift or Hyundai i10?
Owned 3 swifts to date at moment own a 2019 swift attitude its a Great fun and very reliable little car, i think new shape isn't too bad looking at first glance but they put all this tec as standard which is great but comes with a cost . In today's motoring small cars are getting more expensive to run what with insurance and running costs 😢
Overall it looks good in the flesh some colours will look much better than others and the roof colour will be important.
The motion wheels look like Dacia wheel trims seriousely ive got nicer aftermarket wheel trims on our steel wheeled Jazz. Like the Orange metallic standard option though interior would be improved with a heated wheel its on my wish list.
Will there be a sport version ?
I have the 2018 model SZ5 Mild Hybrid with 1.0L 3 cyl Turbo Boosterjet Engine which has 109bhp. Got to say very underwhelmed by the new model, it just looks liKe a facelift of my car. Slightly different at the front, and the tail lamps slightly different as well. Interior is almost identical apart from the larger infotainment screen. Overall the car is not that much different. The main disappointment is the engine only delivering about a measly 83bhp, don't get me wrong, I love my Swift, but to release a new model almost identical with a lesser powered engine is a backwards step by Suzuki. I am test driving the new one next week, but the engine downgrade is really bugging me.
Mileage please?
Somehow the bonnet doesn't seem to be complementing the overall design. Perhaps it is due to the black roofing, or the camera angle it was shot at.
I'd love to take a closer look at the machine.
Trust me, it looks awful in person as well
Mpg is 64.2 not 62.2
Check the insurance groups !
Wheres the sport?!
Shame about the wheels, they really let it down. The previous version had much nicer wheels.
Looks somewhat like a mini cooper
Why only a mild hybrid ?
It’s tough to even call it that. It’s a 12v mild hybrid and it’s next to useless. It adds complexity, but only improves power and fuel economy by a tiny amount.
@@afcgeo882Agree rather have one without it, Hyundai's new i20 now comes without a one probley down to reliability or warranty claims because of it so stopped using it on the new model.
@@Silver-st2zq To he fair, the i20 had a 48v mild hybrid system, which adds a huge benefit of replacing the starter and alternator, and taking a large initial torque load off the ICE engine. Hyundai removed it for cost savings. It’s 12v systems that are pointless.
That bonnet line and body crease is a fail.
What happens if battery packs in after 3 years, Suzuki dealer sold car, after 3 years was only charging to 72%, was 18 grand for new battery , no thanks
Uses a 12v Battery as far as am aware at around £400 to replace.
Hope the next version of Swift will not continue with the aesthetically challenged design.
I think we will probably have an electric SWIFT next....
Just drove the previous version in Ireland for a week and it was… okay for a hired car. Incredibly slow and loud on the motorways. The CVT (not eCVT) was smooth, but the hybrid completely useless. It looked way better than the new one, but lacked power windows in the rear. It had very good standard safety features though. I got 5.5L per 100km, so 51 mpg… that’s okay for such a small car, but nothing stellar. My Rav4 hybrid gets better and it’s AWD and MUCH larger. As with all Suzukis, you get what you pay.
Get out of here!😣
everybody in this comment section must be either bots or out of their damn mind! everybody in social media groups agrees that the new design is horrible and the older one is better!
Much like the new Mini, the exterior styling is absolutely abysmal.
Im guessing that beeping was because you kept looking at your camera not the road? Annoying for a car reviewer😂
That hood looks hedious ... as if a rectangle and a smaller rectangle over it and then amalgamated it .... Uglish
abe rocky noobdey khud achha khgela nahi jata aur dosh do baki koo
to be honest.....this car is ugly...sorry....but the opel corsa is the better choice for a small car😊
Such a beautiful lady. Wife material
It has the lowest safety ratings and is called a "tin can" in India.
The important part of that is being called that in India. In the UK the previous car had a 4 star Ncap rating ☺️
Why do you assume anybody in the United Kingdom cares to know what they call a car sold in India? This video is in the United Kingdom about a car sold in the United Kingdom . . .
That's called a review bro , approximately same car is used in india as well , from next time try to take someone's feedback in a positive manner
@@Gadiwala2711 This Japaneese built car for the UK market has absolutely nothing to do with the Maruti Suzuki Swift manufactured and sold in India. They share the same name and shape and that's where the similarity ends.
@@Gadiwala2711The Uk Swift would cost 19 Lakh in India. So Maruti Suzuki compromise on the build quality and features to sell Swift at acceptable prices for Indians.