Suzuki Swift News

The 100 best-selling new cars in Oz for 2023

By James Cleary · 27 Jan 2024

As with most things, the only constant in the Australian new car market is change. The first part of 2023 was a story of constricted supply thanks to everything from COVID-19 and a shortage of semi-conductors to cars on grass infested with seeds, snails and bugs.

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New Swift goes mild-hybrid with concept looks

By Chris Thompson · 08 Dec 2023

The 2024 Suzuki Swift has been confirmed as, essentially, the model the brand brought to the recent 2023 Japan Mobility Show as a concept.

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Suzuki's product roadmap revealed

By Tung Nguyen · 04 Oct 2023

Suzuki Australia is preparing a product offensive in 2024, which is expected to be led by the updated Swift hatchback that is being previewed at the 2023 Japan Mobility Show.

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List of the last manuals!

By Laura Berry · 26 Mar 2023

Manual gearboxes are being killed off by the soulless, unromantic savages who want a car with an automatic transmission. Which is nearly everybody. So, the car manufacturers are making hardly any manual cars now. But for the few beacons of hope trying to save this rare animal from extinction we’ve made a list of new cars still with manuals that are for sale in Australia. But for how much longer?

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Need a $30K new car, SUV or ute? Read on!

By Byron Mathioudakis · 24 Feb 2023

Congratulations. You’ve secured $30,000 and need a new car.

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2024 Suzuki Swift steps up

By Byron Mathioudakis · 04 Feb 2023

It’s almost new Suzuki Swift time. The Japanese small-car giant is putting the finishing touches to one of the world’s most popular superminis, with big changes in store for the long-lived nameplate.

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Are new-car buyers being price gouged?

By Byron Mathioudakis · 27 Dec 2022

Everything seems to be more expensive.

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Models in stock with drive-away pricing

By Tim Nicholson · 19 Dec 2022

While most carmakers have struggled with supply over the past two years, there appears to be a light at the end of the tunnel for some brands.At least some of the parts shortages and supply chain dramas have abated, enough for a few of the biggest brands

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2012 prices v 2017: Do cars really cost more?

By Byron Mathioudakis · 20 Nov 2022

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!

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Suzuki sales on the up in 2022

By Tim Nicholson · 12 Oct 2022

Suzuki is set to achieve its best sales in nearly a decade in Australia, despite the challenges posed by the global pandemic.The Japanese carmaker has already recorded its best results in the first six months of the year, and it's on track for its stronge

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