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Swift driver pls advice


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Obviously the engine displacement. So forth the horsepower, torque and compression ratio. Then the Suzuki Swift Sport is using MONROE in their suspension.

But mostly all can be found in the car specification in www.sgcarmart.com.

 

But talking about the driving experience, that's individual feedback.

I am driving the Suzuki Swift Sport 1.6 manual transmission. At test drives on both, I feel that the handling at corners and turns and swervings are a notch better than Suzuki Swift 1.5 manual transmission.

But then during acceleration, I think the torque kick in earlier with the Suzuki Swift 1.5.

And with Suzuki Swift Sport 1.6, you can really FEEL the road, all the humps, the uneven road, just slightly more comfortable than JDM Honda Civic Type R.

 

Not recommended if you're ferrying passengers in the rear seats if they are easily car-sick.

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Neutral Newbie

The rear really look small ,I once sat in the rear in my frd Civic 3 doors the small window and the exhaust goaring sound make me car sick too.

 

btw what is the avg FC for both 1.5 MT and Sport MT ?

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Neutral Newbie

swift sport uncomfortable on uneven road, but best for cornering! petrol wise is gd even though it need at least 98.. 12-13km/liter [rolleyes]

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Turbocharged

how was the rear seat leg space was than vios ?

 

If you mean the space between vios and swift.

 

Vios beat swift anytime to cabin space and leg room. The sport seat of the swift Sport eat into the rear legroom somemore.

The only thing the Swift beat the vios in space is the head room, Vios you go over the hump quick the rear passenger will knock their heads lol.

 

If your priority is cabin/boot space, swift/swift sport is NOT for you.

If your priority is pure driving fun and handling, swift sport is the ONE

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