Used Suzuki Swift Sport. The updated Suzuki Swift gets more safety kit, ‘mild hybrid’ tech as standard and fresh looks but loses the fizzy turbocharged 1.0-litre engine option that made it such a hoot to drive. In isolation the Swift Sport is a fun car with plenty to enjoy but it’s simply too expensive – and too slow – to compete with When moving, the Swift uses two sensors — a monocular camera and a laser sensor — to determine if there is a risk of collision with a forward vehicle or pedestrian. Upon detecting a potential collision, the car acts in any of the following four ways, depending on the situation. 1. Alerts the driver with an audio warning and visual warning. Most notably, this new Swift Sport has a downsized engine compared with the spritely outgoing version, with that car's naturally aspirated 1.6-litre unit replaced with the turbocharged 1.4 Suzuki sold cars in North America from the 1980s all the way up to 2013, when their last few vehicles — including the Kizashi sedan, a relatively good car — were axed as the brand withdrew from the market. At the time, I didn’t see it as a great loss, since Suzuki hadn’t made anything desirable in years. But in the years since Suzuki For 2020 the Swift Sport Series II kicks off at $26,990 before on-road costs for the standard six-speed manual, and $28,990 plus on-roads for the six-speed paddle-shift automatic on test here. Right now, Suzuki Australia is advertising drive-away pricing for both versions, listed at $28,990 and $31,990 respectively. Month 3 running a Suzuki Swift Sport: the good, the bad and great visibility in the Swift Sport. I can’t wait to start running the Suzuki Swift Sport. This car is all about mimimalism: a Find the perfect new car with our selection of Suzuki Swift models at unbeatable prices. Get the best out of your driving experience with Axess in Mauritius. Friendly service and reliable support make every purchase a pleasure. The 2017 Suzuki Swift isn’t perfect, with a small boot, a slightly unsettled ride, high insurance costs and an iffy safety record. However, it’s still a very likeable car thanks to its funky styling, thrill-a-minute handling and rev-hungry engines, and there’s much more to like besides. Check out the Suzuki Swift Cheat Sheet here: The Suzuki Swift was the first of the new-generation of light cars that went for the cutesy look, but also provided serious ride and handling characteristics with great practicality, build quality ZXYl.