2020 Suzuki Swift Sport FULL REVIEW AnyAuto

This week we drive the HOT Hatch from Suzuki.

Suzuki could have pushed the boat out, but no, it is a gentle paddle at best.
Swift Sport gets a little extra trim on the dash and doors, some red stitching, and a sports steering wheel, and that’s it.
The plakky bits are a bit hard, but what do you expect for an affordable sports car?
265L of boot space expands quite a bit if you lay the 60/40 seats down.
They’ve saved space and weight by having a puncture repair kit, so keep NRMA’s number on speed dial.
The 7” touch screen has decent resolution, and comes with Apple CarPlay/Android Auto. It responds fast to the gentlest of touch, and even has navigation. Remember when that was a four-grand option on most cars?
The reversing camera is good quality, as is the sound from the speakers. Sound is by no means top drawer, but when streaming via USB, is considerably better. There is no DAB whish seems a bit mean.

[snoopy]

At a guess I believe many youngsters these days only acquire an automatic license hence the high number of automatic purchases. Love the Suzuki sport but I prefer the older body style than the new one. They’re such fun cars!