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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 พ.ย. 2017
- The new Suzuki Celerio Hatchback is a cheap and cheerful city car that’s perfect for the commute to work. It’s cutely styled, spacious enough for a carpool, and easy to drive and live with.
Sure, it isn’t going to set the pulses racing, but it’s hard to argue with a price tag that starts out from just £7,499. It’s economical too, returning 78.5mpg economy at best, while the likes of Bluetooth and air conditioning are included in its standard kit.
Moreover, its boot is class-leading. Where value for money is concerned, it’s hard to beat.
OSV takes a closer look at what it’s all about with our 2017 Suzuki Celerio Hatchback review...
Check out the full-length review here: bit.ly/2A5Rn1s
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Function over form. Cracking little car for what it does.
Brilliant wee car
Brilliant video brilliant car
Great car for work a to b
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I'm sorry, but there's just no way anyone below the age of 90 is going to be buying this. For the aging Japanese population the look of this thing might be marketable. But in the rest of the world we certainly haven't gotten tired of nice looking ("funky") cars. To that end I would say the new Ignis is certainly a step in the right direction (performance aside). But as for this, all I can say is what were Suzuki thinking!?