Suzuki IGNIS Review - Little car HUGE personality (Review) 2023
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 พ.ค. 2024
- Tish proves why the Suzuki Ignis is a deserved winner of the What car? small SUV of the year award for 2 years running!
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You didn't mention my favourite feature of the Ignis. I live in a scenic area of Ireland and I wanted a small car with big windows to better enjoy the views. Most modern car designs make it seem like I'm looking at beautiful mountain and sea views through letter-box slats in a door. You feel almost trapped inside your car. But the Ignis windows are fantastic and allow me to enjoy the views to maximum effect. The height of the seats also adds to the enjoyment of a beautiful scenic environment because they allow me to see over safety barriers on mountain roads to view the valleys below. This is a really great small car if you live in a scenic area or just enjoy regular touring and sight-seeing.
I'm using ignis for five years, not even a single complaint. I visit the service center only for routine service. Presently, my car crossed more than 76000 km. Ignis is very reliable,practical, parts are cheap and very easy for city use.❤
You drive auto or manual?
@@timmylamb2507 I'm driving automatic.
Hi, I drive ignis in India, and here they don't have an option of cruise control. Can you recommend a parts dealer in UK who can supply cruise control parts?
Had my IGNIS for just over a month and love everything about it. It’s a great car and brilliant to drive
I drive a July-2022 model Maruti Suzuki Ignis in Nexa Blue color with 1.2 NA Engine.
My 83 years old Precious Mother finds ingress and exit, so EASY due to 180mm GC. I love the Explosive Engine and great steering response 👏
Rear leg space is excellent and boot space is adequate.
We in India have FRONT WHEEL DRIVE only.
Very much underrated car in India and a GEM TOO!
What a lovely little car and the lady thank you very much you described everything superbly it's been a real pleasure watching you and I am thinking of buying one because I am looking for a little car as mine has been 12 years old now. Your description about the little car was so well scripted that it was said in layman's terms of which I understood perfectly. Thank you sweetie. I off too see how much one off these in second hand range would cost, so wish me luck. 😊🎉🎉
Great review. The cities needs cars like this, thanks
For sure!
Ignis reminds me of my first car I loved a lot, and that's the Renault Twingo (generation 2005 - 2007). It's pitty they changed Twingo so much that it's not the car I want to buy these days. I currently drive Kia Soul (2016), but since they now make only electric models in the UK and EU, Suzuki Ignis will be my next car. The fact it has 4 x4 is a huge plus for such a small car. Thank you for the review! This sweet little SUV would be a huge hit!
First review I've seen that mentioned being able to adjust the rear seats further back. Thanks for sharing this is a must for older passengers.
I love the qwerky looks, but I wish they did a more powerful one, an Ignis Sport
Proud owner of Suzuki ignis in India.
Own a 2018 SZ5 auto and absolutely love it. We call it bouncy waggon.
Thanks Tish. Great review. These are super popular here in NZ..well at least in Whangarei where we live. For a town car they're perfect. We saw a camo green colour the other day and thought we should get one and chuck on some wider steelies etc. like pimping a Jimny!! Cool wee car..and we have a Swift..older..but cool.
I have Ignis zt in speedy blue ....I love it ❤ so different to all other cars on the road , hope they don't stop making it ❤
I’m here when you only have 83 subs. Pretty sure this will blow up soon.
Interesting review - keep it up!
In few days i wiill finaly order my Suzuki ignis in metalic grey colour❤️
Lucky you Marina!! ☺️
Glistening grey...just brought mine
I love the looks of the Ignis, it's definitely quirky and always makes me smile when I see one. Have fun with your lovely little Suzuki.
I just received mine 2 days back. The exact same colour.
@@sanketsarang8137 homeppathy
Just found your channel your reviews are very good indeed encompassing what we want to know. I hope you get more followers
Bought mine new in 2017. Love it. Such a fun little car. Reliable too
Had our Ignis SZ5 for just over 12months .& me & my wife think it's great the quirky looks & drive are great fuel economy is good & we have had flat pack waredrobes in & all of my carp fishing gear no problem when you put down the seats loads of room we think it's great.
Own a 2017 automatic Ignis that I bought in Dec 2019 with just 800 miles on the clock, having previously had a smart fortwo for 12 years. And the Ignis is the logical replacement car for a smart owner, especially for forfour owners. It's spacious inside, quirky and economical to run for sure but it's also proved to be very reliable so far. Not a single fault or expensive out of warranty repair bill yet! That said the ride is a bit unrefined and hitting potholes is something you'll definitely want to avoid so much do you feel it in the cabin but overall it's a cracking little car for the money. Just a shame it doesn't have the 1 litre turbo engine as the 1.2 NA engine is a bit lackluster when going on to motorways and any fast standing starts tend to result in huge amounts of ESP intervention to prevent wheel slip as those tyres are uber skinny. Sure the interior could be more plush but it all feels like it was designed to last and where it matters most, under the hood, it seems well engineered and robust. It's not a patch on the Vitara or SCross obviously but if you're on a tighter budget and can't afford to buy either of those but still want to, take a look at an ignis, there's lots to like here!
How fast do you want to go? That tiny thing does an indicated 110 mph.
@@wolfschindler8921 if it can do 110mph then it's only going to do it downhill!! Getting it there would be painful, it's at 3500rpm around 70mph as it is! It's not so much the top speed that's lacking but the acceleration and torque, it's a bit too lacking in both really
@@andrewholland1390 I have the 5 spd manual. The power to weight ratio is better than a Polo. My one goes really well. Can't complain.
Any shuddering when pulling off from a stop during winter? I've got a 2019 Ignis and the shuddering can be really concerning when it's cold
This colour must be provided in India.The car is looking ravishing.
Yes I agree and it's very practical being a small one.
Yes definatly more reviews from you.
My wife drives a Suzuki Ignis...she just loves her car!she loved your review of the Ignis too...
I agree with you, my Suzuki Ignis is great fun to drive, I have the gold/black and I would recommend it.
Thinking of getting one of these next year after my MOT on current car is done. My thinking is get a 3yr old one until 2029 then get a new one. Reasoning being is in 2030 the UK car market with ICE cars V Electric. Getting new petrol one in 2029 will ensure I have ICE until im living somewhere condusive to an Electric vehicle. EV's not useful when your in a 1bed, 1st floor flat(cant imagine how messed up this is for people leaving on a 4th floor) & no charging area & where you park is 30 meters from the building you live in. This EV push is fcked up when you know currently a diesel is now cheaper & the infrastructure for EV's is simply not enough for people who cant park outside where they live or install a charger
Nice presentation , I drive Ignis AGS in India. Love this car.
I've had an AllGrip SZ5 Ignis for several years. The only negatives I have are:
- The suspension in the back is REALLY bouncy, which makes it uncomfortable for passengers in the back on long trips.
- Road noise at Motorway speeds.
- Paintwork chips quite easily.
Other than that, it's been a great little car.
Very good and useful review.
I love ignis❤
This is going to be my first car, I went for a test drive and picking it up next week no regrets.
Wow how exciting, we love that!
Those little Ignis looks pretty wicked with some wide body kits fitted to them
Sadly this colour and the rear seating arrangement is not available in INDIA but without rear spoiler it looks a bit odd.
I own Zeta model of the Indian Specs Version which has a rear spoiler also with nexa blue colour. Really nice car, driving it for 3 years, silent and reliable engine.
I have zeta model too😊
I have zeta to but the bs4 variant
I have alpha nexa blue, i wanted turcoise blue but it was not available and i really wished we had option of this color
The smart #1 Is A Superbly Accomplished Compact Premium SUV th-cam.com/video/kYUgGUmCJQg/w-d-xo.html
I drive a July-2022 model Ignis Sigma in Nexa Blue color. BS-6 compliant. Awesome Car.
Getting mine on Friday
I have one. 5 gear, sportive driving. Highest trim Level. Tempomat, hill Assistent and Emergency brakes, etc.
Now 33.000 km. Happy with the SUV like entrance for the driver. Wow.
I really love ignis
I like this colour ❤
love it - but i'm used to octavia boot
I like the Ignis a lot, would like to get one as gifted.🙏
Good presentation, iam from Philippines Manila a senior, I like Suzuki car's especially the s-presso a 1.0 engine, and a 5 person capacity and the SRP of 518,K Philippines pesos.
I have one here in Taupo new Zealand
Very good car
Sadly, here in Australia, the top-spec glx is not even close to the top spec in UK. We don't have any of the top sepc safety tech offered in UK sz5, the lack of mild hybrid tech is disappointing as well. It is a reliable little car tho.
Good job.
i like this, but not available here in the Philippines....
Its just a pocket rocket 🚀
It would be nice if we could have the classic door handles like the modem Fiat Panda 🐼..
I was tempted to buy one of these a few years ago but was put off by the surprisingly high insurance group (crash safety?) Is this still the case?.
What is its built quality&Global Crash testing & milage?
Can we get an idea of the height of the person reviewing? I've no idea if this is a big car with a normal sized person or a tiny car with a tiny person reviewing it.
My son is 6 feet tall and can sit in the back no problem, plenty of height and leg room
I can't choose between this and Audi a4 Allroad. so difficult!
Ended up buying an Ignis cvt in Nov 2023.....what I didn't know is that the hybrid system doesn't work in cool weather.
It's a bit sad to think they reduce the safety stars if a car doesn't have lane assist etc......I DON'T WANT lane assist....or things like auto braking. What a waste. I guess it's meant to help the people who are on their phones etc to keep from killing other people. I've been driving for 50 years now.....I've no problem staying between the lines or putting my foot on the brake to slow down.
Totally agree, I'd buy the basic version just to avoid it, was hoping it might have a cd player as I want to drive, not fiddle with touch screens and pairing phones etc, I'm 69 not a teenager and have had very few bumps.
Good car
Very nice car..i owned nexa blue color ..i drive it 13000 km ..in a year
Amazing, thank you for sharing
How to turn off the eco mode in my ignis?
This one is the CVT transmission version? Do you have any opinion on the driving experience with it?
Yeah I am curious about this. My wife has got a 2011 Suzuki splash with a manual trannie but we live in a major city with really really bad traffic. We were planning on trading in the splashy or selling it and getting the ignis but I am wondering about the cvt transmission. How does it drive? Do you think it will last?
We have a 2021 Ignis CVT and it's very good. Very smooth and easy to drive. It can rev high, as CVTs do, when you want to get a move on, but pottering around it's very quiet and frugal. We average just under 50mpg with town use and 60mpg on a run. At 70mph the CVT gearbox gives a long cruising gear, with the engine sitting at just over 2,000rpm. I'd recommend the CVT, way better than the earlier automated manual Ignis.
@@chrisoncars4879 Thank you! Been looking for ages for an opinion comparing the CVT vs the AMT experience! Much appreciated! + Subscribed
@@chrisoncars4879 thanks. I am over here in Indonesia and this is probably the best cheap new car I can buy. It's actually for my wife. She's tired of driving a manual and we live in a city with about 7 million people so it's stop and go traffic.
I have owned both the AGS Ignis which was not a true automatic and the CVT which was introduced a couple of years ago. The CVT is undoubtably the better of the two systems although it sounds different and is not the same as a more expensive full multi-gear automatic would have been. The car is definitely improved by the addition of the mild hybrid system which makes the take-up a bit peppier.
Pretty sure you don’t get rain sensing wipers and you don’t get variable wiper delay either.
No rain sensing wipers but fully adjustable wiper delay.
Why do Suzuki only give you one remote key with the Ignis and then ask a small fortune for another. Our car is driven by two drivers we keep the car key on the same ring as both our house keys. The second manual key doesn't work the immobiliser.
To me the worst part of the styling is the rear lights. They just dont look nice. A mild facelift would really improve the overall visual esthetics.
i hav ignis alpha (india) good car
I like to have one....
I'm From Indonesia : What's a problem with AGS transmission? Thks
Absolutely nothing wrong with it, it’s just not as smooth as the manual ☺️ it’s a personal preference of Natisha
I can only speak for the UK but I found the problem with the AGS was mainly that it was not a proper automatic. It did not suit the gearbox and clutch. It would cause the car to judder in the cold at low speeds, mainly because it would change up from first to second too early. This would also cause problems when you needed to get away quickly because it would often hesitate. had a lot of work done to mine which improved things but did not eradicate these faults. I now own the CVT version which is much better especially with the mild hybrid system
@@leoseries CVT or Conventional with AGS..overall wihich better as use fuel consumption? IGNIS Very populer the small car with low fuel consumption ..
@@hafizhatharizz2189 I have only had the CVT for a few days on very short journeys. So it is too early to tell. At the moment, the AGS seemed to have had lower fuel consumption. The CVT has not yet reached 50mpg. The AGS easily exceeded this. If this continues, I would still prefer the CVT.
I own manual ignis car. The rear seating arrangament should have made in India.
Proud Owner of Suzuki Ignis ZETA in India 🇮🇳🫡
rear seat is not comfortable?
according to me its a tall boy hatchback with SUV styling.
Super video love from India
You are very beautiful
how about the transmission? still using AMT/AGS or CVT?
In the UK when the mid life facelift came in, the automatic Ignis switched from AGS to CVT. Most Ignis sold in the UK are manual though so an automatic Ignis in general is a rare thing here
cvt
wow, it's so nice. i hope also in here on the next facelift 😁
I've got a CVT and have driven a few others both AGS and CVT. Hated the AGS but the CVT is much better.
the need to remove the Adidas strips and change the back design and it would be a great car.
got an automatic for my wife,nice peppy city runabout ,dismal fuel average and out of breath in highways ,nevertheless a reliable little car that needs little to no maintanence.
I am surprised that you find the fuel average "dismal." I have the 2023 SZT CVT and get 48-50mpg around town and slightly over 60mpg on a run.
This lady needs to review the Maruti S Presso to rate a Small Giant
Mam you are beautiful then ignis
they say the car has lane assist, butt that is not treu, the car had lane depature warning, its not the same, departure warning is a buzzer and a trill in the steering wheel, and in shows on your display, butt your car dont steer back by his selfve, that is only when you have lane assist, then your car will steer by it selfve back to the center ot the lane, , in belgium you have the hybride, then you have the 1.2 manuel or automatic, the 1.2 maunuel in 2 or 4 wheel dirve,
Ordered It in June 2022 and still not arrived. I feel so sad.
Beatrice...Haven't you been told that it takes from 10-12 months for delivering, as I was told here in Greece?
@@doctoras2004 no, they said 4 months. After 4 months passed, they said 5 more months were needed. Now i have It, finally!
Pl telugi review
This colour is not available in India, actually my favt.colour is sky blue metallic that colour is also not in India.
I dont get it why are you guys pushing this car so much when a facelift is due very soon.. is it the big stock clearance push??
This was Tish’s choice of car! She just wanted to share the Ignis ☺️
It looks like the S-presso.
Ignis little huge car in India is now REPORTED as 1rated safer car
Not available in USA but available in Mexico.
Suzuki has been out of the US since 2013.
Small capacity cars don't work in us anymore i guess
@@user-jn7bq8wh1e No, but in Latin America, they do.
Then you miss the JImny the spacia and the swift sports! Poor guys!
@@patriciayuen8541 I don’t live in the US.
I live in the UK. Anyway, we don’t get the Spacia here.
Well at least you get the ignis AWD and the paddle shift while we cannot get it in Australia
Stumbled on this video today, in India this car is available. But the car width is small, in rear seat third passenger can't fit in comfortably even if he's slim. Otherwise engine is peppy as what I observed even in hills.
Ja pierdole XD Tobie się kiedyś gęba zamyka?!XD
Look like tamil heroine hanshika methwani
In my ipi5, I think you were contracted to be subjectively positive about this car. It may be labeled as a SUV by Suzuki however it is a city car with available 4WD.
The Ignis has always been a well packaged boxy city car, but calling it an SUV only makes an excuse to overprice this vehicle.😢
This is not a SUV at all, it's some small crossover. It does not fit any of the things an SUV needs - Sport Utility Vehicle. It's not utilitarian at all, it's very small, and it can't go off-road pretty much at all
82 hp with an auto? Didn't they learn anything from the failure of Smart?
Smart have not learn from Asians that is why smart no longer exist chk out the kei cars with auto. Open your eyes to the rest of the world
Very low volume
This video contain full of Bo oh wo eh
Looks like a toaster
Sintest agar barmuda tariengl me jaye to manunga
Jai shree ram
Definitely a hairdressers car
not suv woman
I didn't care for the car, the lovely woman can come live with me in the states
It being an SUV 😂🤣🤣It is as much of an SUV as much Tomato is a fruit.
Your lovely and you found a head band to match the colour of the carbunkle BUT whats with the promotion of HONESTLY very very ugly far east cars.
She is just a pusher.
Real questions : what noise decibels ? What acceleration ?
What ride ? what handling etc
E
..what insurance group?