Suzuki Swift GTI

This car is now 32 years old and has led a pampered life almost entirely indoors, so is in near-new condition. It looks refreshing after being accustomed to what appears before me on the roads in 2023.

These cars were basic, lightweight and with little refinement when they were introduced, and now it feels like a go-cart compared to anything else. Mechanically it inspires great confidence in its durability and simplicity. The light weight means that suspension, brake and steering hardware have it easy. Most of the parts on this car are original, with only belts and tires being replaced. It has about 155,000 km which is just under 100,000 miles.

If this car wasn't so rare and special, I would have no problem with using it as a commuter or for long distance jaunts. Aside from the great reliability, it returns 5.5L/100km consistently which is better than most modern vehicles 30 years later ... considering the performance, a respectable performance/economy combination even by today's standards for a gas-powered car.

Great first cars and they're all ready for fast road driving.

The Suzuki Swift is a great car,with good handling and reliabilty which both make it great around town.

The Suzuki Swift GTi a great little motor car I've had to put some wheel bearings on it but apart from that is sound. The car has after market air filter piper cross which is terrible ! Full stainless exhaust, lowered, alloys 15" tsw, up rated discs and pads and next for me is nos or a chip !!!!

I have owned my Suzuki Swift for about 4 months now after buying it of a mate for £200. I then spent a further £600 getting it on the road. Then added a induction kit, Eco Tek valve, super chip, adustable rev limiter and 15inch alloys. I didn't know what to expect from the Swifts performance, I got told that they go like hell but I didn't believe at first until I took it for a spin. You forget that it's only a 1.3. after 3000 revs it really pulls all the way up to 8000! and with a top speed of 123mph you can't complain. 1 of my mates owns a Clio 1.6 16 valve new shape, Swift blows that off. Another 1 of my mates has a 205 1.6 GTi, Swift beats that n all. You really don't know what these go like till you go in 1. And best of all it's Japanese so reliability is not a problem not like the French cars out there. I'd recommend a Swift GTi to anyone.

The Suzuki Swift GTI is the best car ive had so far. I've had mine super chipped, id recomend it as i have now got a 0-60 time of 7.5secs. I would say you should only go as big as 15" alloys to keep performance up and so you get no scrubbing. I can beat all my mates vtr's and beat my mates 106 gti out off the lights (he beats me on topend though but who needs that). So if you own a vtr or 106 BEWARE OF THE SWIFT GTI!

Hello! I am Miltos from Greece. The Suzuki Swift GTI is a great, fast and reliable car, with a lot of potential! Much better overall and faster than my brother's Peugeot 106 GTI! My car is almost perfect now with modified suspension and racing air filter.

I just love my Suzuki Swift GTI! I've got a slightly modified one with a full-flow exhaust, a sports airfilter and racing shocks and springs. I've never driven a car that handles as well as it both on and of tarmac and in snow, the handling however could have been better in snow and on gravel since It's Just a FF car.

I HAVE A RED (BULL) SWIFT 90' I AM FROM GREECE AND IN LIMANAKIA. IT IS REALLY FAST!!!!!!

The Suzuki Swift GTI car looks great and has the speed to go with it. i have not found a quicker 1.3 which is non turbo. this car will quite easily keep up with 1600's and even some 1800's. especially when you add nitrous oxide!!!