Suzuki Swift 2017 News

Are Australians worse off today than back when we made cars up to five years ago? We compare the 2022, 2017 and – for a fuller perspective – 2012 prices of several popular models, using our trusty inflation calculator with figures rounded out to the nearest whole number, to find out how far from reality that original, more competitive price premise has strayed. You might be shocked by the result!

The Australasian New Car Assessment Program (ANCAP) has issued a five-star safety rating to a Chinese-built model, the MG GS, while the Kia Rio range and higher-spec Suzuki Swift has scored five stars

Suzuki Australia has introduced its four-tier Swift line-up into showrooms this week, with the fifth-generation light car kicking off from $15,990 before on-road costs for the entry-level GL variant.

Suzuki is poised to launch its crisply-styled new-generation Swift into Australia's busy light-car segment in late 2017 following its global debut at the Geneva motor show in March.