It's hard not to have fun driving a Suzuki Swift. Its sporty looks, peppy road manners and great price tag give the Swift exceptional value. The experts at Road and Track Magazine praise the Swift as "more than just a cute runabout. This is a seriously practical, amazingly reliable, and very affordable mode of transportation."

All the Car You'll Ever Need

From a purely practical perspective, driving can't get much better than a Suzuki Swift. Its tight turning radius makes the Swift the perfect vehicle to grab the one spot in a crowded parking lot that's too small for everyone else. The three-door hatchback's trim dimensions and nimble handling helps you negotiate narrow city streets and alleyways - places a lot of vehicles wouldn't dream of going. And the 1.3-liter, 16-valve SOHC engine provides all the power you'll ever need to drive across town or cross the country.

Leave Your Troubles Behind

Driving a Suzuki Swift, the gas mileage is so good, and it's such an easy vehicle to maneuver, you'll look forward to your time behind the wheel. Road and Track Magazine had this to say about the Swift's handling: "The combination of light weight, independent suspension, and responsive rack-and-pinion steering helps the Swift negotiate rush hour traffic like a slalom course..." The EPA tested the Swift at 36 mpg in the city and 42 mpg on the highway with manual transmission. It's a win-win situation -- the more you drive, the more you'll save, and the more fun you'll have.

Big on Storage

Despite its compact size and feel, the Suzuki Swift runs with a bigger crowd when it comes to hauling cargo. With the rear seat back folded down, the Suzuki Swift has an impressive 22.5 cubic feet of storage space -- enough room for 10 carry-on flight bags, 200 tennis rackets, or one heck of a lot of party supplies. There's also a rear luggage cover to keep your possessions out of the sun and away from prying eyes.

Better Swift than Sorry

We like to make driving worry-free, so the Suzuki Swift comes equipped with dual airbags, 3-point front and rear seatbelts, side-impact door beams, and front and rear crumple zones. This way you get the convenience of driving a subcompact and the secure feeling that you're riding in a larger car.