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The Suzuki SX4 can be a fun car to drive. It was not designed for speed, but it does deliver a comfortable ride and handles well. The SX4 is an easy car to drive.

This would make a good family vehicle. There is plenty of cabin space for passengers to get comfortable and the four-wheel drive option adds extra practicality and safety to the vehicle. Families will have adequate boot space to tote around all their goodies and the interior should hold up well.

This is an unlikely first car. Even though the SX4 is easy enough to drive, it isn’t likely to appeal to most first time car buyers. It is relatively inexpensive and provides low insurance but lacks the style that younger buyers are attracted to.

Suzuki has made improvements recently to the quality of their vehicles. The Suzuki SX4 seems to be well-built and boasts a decent quality of interior materials. The firm is known for creating bargain basement cars but the SX4 doesn’t feel bargain basement.

The Suzuki Alto offers a smooth flowing profile from the windscreen to the roof line. This combines with wedge-shaped side windows to give a sporty look.
The door mirrors further promote aerodynamic efficiency with heir slinky shape.
The positioning of the wheels at the four corners of the chassis coupled with eye-catching wheel arches creates a strong presence on the road.
At the front end, a ‘face’ based on a single-frame grille, communicates a bold, sporty personality. The pronounced headlamps reinforce the sporty image.
The Suzuki Alto is a refined beast for a city car putting in a decent shift on what passes for roads in Britain these days.
The handling won’t be giving hot hatches any sleepless nights but its predictable road manners, zippy responses, competent chassis and accurate steering make it fun to drive in town or country.
The Suzuki Alto offers good sound insulation and pliant springs which means that unlike some rivals it is well up to dealing with motorway journeys.
The car has excellent green credentials although it’s a shame that CO2 emissions just miss out on breaking the 100g/km barrier.
However it will still be high on the list for the increasing number of buyers judging what car to buy on how little it impacts on the environment.

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