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The Jimny provides an exciting and fun off-road experience. On the tarmac however, the ride is rough and the car’s handling could have been better. The Jimny wasn’t designed for performance on the road it was designed to be a true 4x4 in a fun looking package.

This isn’t a family car. It is way too small and unrefined. The Jimny provides poor levels of comfort, and the rear seats are almost unusable due to limited room. The boot is small and wouldn’t cope with family sized items. This is not a good choice of family cars.

This could be used as a first car but doesn’t handle well on the road and can be difficult to drive. 4X4’s usually don’t make the best first cars. Novice drivers could easily get in over their heads. There are better first cars available for the money.

The Suzuki badge is often associated with bargain basement prices. The Jimny targets younger fun-loving buyers. The car will be appealing to younger buyers thanks to its trendy and modern style

The Wagon R is clearly not designed for performance, but it is an easy car to drive and park. The car offers a lot of practicality and makes a lot of sense in town. It’s small and economical to run.

A very small family may be able to get away with using the Wagon R as a family vehicle for a while, but the car makes more sense as a second car to a family. The car provides adequate cabin space and the boot is a practical size when used as a second car. The Wagon R would also make an economical commuter car.

The Wagon R would make an excellent first car. The car’s style may not appeal to younger drivers but the car makes sense. The car enjoys low insurance rates and good fuel economy. The car is easy to drive and easy to park, provides adequate cabin space and is affordably priced.

Suzuki has really improved the levels of performance in the Wagon R. Outside, the exterior has received some much needed enhancements and modern touches, and inside the cabin boasts a practical look and feel. Cabin plastics are of a reasonable quality. Badge snobs will not give the car the time of day, but more practically minded buyers will appreciate what the Wagon R has to offer.

The Vitara's appeal comes from its easy, smooth driving style. The high driving position provides excellent visibility. The gearbox, brake and clutch are function well and are easy to operate. The car’s steering provides good feedback, and the Vitara feels like a quality vehicle delivering a stable ride, even at speed. The 1.6-litre VVT engine delivers good performance on paper, but on the road it doesn’t quite deliver. The engine must be pushed hard to make progress, it delivers a smooth but noisy ride.

The Grand Vitara could be used as a family vehicle for a small family. Rear space is limited but could easily accommodate small children. The boot is not that large though and may not accommodate strollers or large packages.

The Grand Vitara would make a decent first car if it wasn’t for the roll factor from it being such a tall vehicle. Otherwise the car offers good looks, an economical engine and light controls.

The Suzuki Grand Vitara makes a good first impression. With its attractive exterior design, and quality cabin the vehicle gives the impression of an overall good quality of car. Some of the plastics used in the centre console feel a little thin, but the overall impression is a good. The car is quite appealing inside and out