Our first 2007 Swift auto ran for 70,000 before my daughter stole it. She still drives it and loves it. Apart from services I only replaced tyres and windscreen wipers. It took us comfortably from Brisbane to Darwin and to Canberra. My independent mechanic was also impressed and recommended I buy another.I looked at similar small cars but most lacked the features and finesse of the Swift. Our current Swift is a 2011 automatic model with 7 air bags, key-less entry and push button start. My wife never takes her key out of her handbag.The power b...Read more

My husband and I were looking for a small car without the cheap and nasty, hard plastic feel of many small cars. The swift was by far the nicest for it's price bracket. The interior is comparable to more expensive cars such as the Golf and Clio.

We bought the Swift with built in GPS which is awesome (much better than the GPS in my stepmom's Subaru). I also love that I have stereo and cruise control buttons on the steering wheel.

The car handles great (as you expect from a little car) and is more powerful than I was expecting. We got the ...Read more

I have owned 3 Suzuki Swift in the past eight years. My current car is a 2014 Swift Sport Navi (comes with in dash GPS) Car is 10/10 I love it. Having said that it came with an in dash GPS (Garmin) The navigator has problems ( i get round this by using my portable Tom Tom all good) The in dash Garmin works ok however at one year old the screen alerts you to update maps. Now this is where the nightmare starts. You ring Garmin they say ring Suzuki who in turn say its up to Garmin to get it right. Suzuki dealer at service do not want to know about...Read more

This Swift was my first car & I don't think I will ever change. The Swifts come in amazing colours so it was hard to choose but black looked gorgeous. Love all the extras that you get especially at a cheap price when you purchase the car brand new. A full fuel tank usually cost around $45-50 & lasts me a week & a half to two weeks (I don't drive much). Alot of people under-estimate a Swifts speed when they try to race and over take me but let me tell you, you would be surprised because they never win haha. Even though black swifts are amazing, ...Read more

Purchased new suzuki swift sport auto this year and love it! was tossing up between swift sport or honda jazz but when i test drived the jazz it felt sluggish!
swift sport had better handling and i liked the fact it was built in japan unlike the jazz which is made in thailand.
Turns heads everywhere i go, got it in bright yellow.
great standard features -
17inch allow wheels/push button start/cruise control/
bluetooth/navigator!
and the sport seats are super comfy!
recently went to mudgee (3hours from sydney) and it had no trouble up ...Read more

I purchased my swift in 2013 from a dealer its a 2011, automatic GL

Choose this car as they are everywhere and super cute, and when looking them up it is hard to find a bad word said about them which is always a good sign!

I previously owned a Ford Focus Zetec (WORST CAR EVER- money Pitt, always broke down which made me scared that every car would break down and I did my research and choose this over a holden cruise as they have very bad reviews and have been recalled onany occasions!

My swift has never let me down!

Cheap on fuel (40-45$ to fill in premium) lasts me over a week and about 500km
service is so good never any problems, $150-250 depending on major or minor ...Read more

This is a follow-up review of my 2013 Suzuki Swift that now has just turned over 10,000 kilometres.
I bought this car for commuting duties and for that task, it does a great job. My daily commute is approximately 35klm each way over speed zones that go from 40kph up to 90kph. The morning commute is quite early so I drive in smooth moving traffic and have very few stops but the evening commute is a typical Sydney nightmare. The morning drive takes me about 45 minutes and the evening drive can take up to 90 minutes - horrible, so I needed a car ...Read more

Before purchasing my brand new Suzuki Swift GLX in June 2014 I researched and test drove almost every other comparable car on the market. For me the 4 speed transmission made for a much smoother drive over all the other cars with CVT or DCT.
I ended up sacrificing boot space for the Swift as I love it's look, design and the way it runs/drives.
I have had no issue with my car so far and am so far getting around 600kms to a tank although this is going up as the car is wearing in.
I am so happy with my decision to buy a swift and wouldn't hesi...Read more

I absolutely love my little Suzuki, its so economical, I forget to look at the petrol guage. Its roomy inside, has plenty of head hight, really good vision for driving. I am mostly driving around in the car by myself and occassionally have my big teenagers in it too. Its zippy, easy to park and smooth to drive, quiet. Love that it has 4 cup holders, The dash looks good. This car has been so reliable, never missed a beat, drives like a dream. My hubby has a flash european car, but my seats are more comfortable, and the kids comment on that a...Read more

After 21,000 km in 10 months -- the motor is just about run in now. Faster than the fuel-injected BMW 2002tii and has even better roadholding. Just half a second slower than an E-type Jag to 80kmh. The brakes are astonishingly powerful. Instruments say 5.2l/100km, but the bowser says 5.8. Stlll very good economy. Xenon headlights are very good at slower speeds, but the car needs spotlights for better long-distance illumination. If it had hydraulic power steering like the Mazda6, it would be perfect. The electric assistance is OK in the corners,...Read more