Used Suzuki Cars for Sale

FAQ

• Who Owns Suzuki?

  Suzuki is currently self-owned. However, between 2009 and 2015, Volkswagen held a majority stake in the company. Since then, Suzuki has re-purchased shares to become the majority owner.

• Where Are Suzuki Cars Made?

  Suzuki is headquartered in Hamamatsu, Japan. The company makes cars in manufacturing plants all over the world including the UK, India, China and Japan.

• What Does Suzuki Mean?

  Suzuki is a Japanese term for "bell tree". Suzuki, however, got its name from the company's founder Michio Suzuki.

• How Much Does a Suzuki Car Cost?

  The popular Suzuki Swift retails for £13,075, with the slightly more affordable Ignis retailing at £12,575. Model prices do vary, however, with the Vitara 4x4 priced at £21,055, and used cars retail at significantly less.

• What are the most popular Suzuki cars?

  Suzuki Swift - The Suzuki Swift is a stylish, economical, compact and keenly priced compact car. There’s plenty of choice in the range, from the frugal 1.0 litre BoosterJet version to the spicy Swift Sport. A new Suzuki Swift starts at £14,299. You could find a second hand Suzuki Swift from around £7,000 from one of our trusted UK used car dealerships. The Suzuki Swift can reach a maximum speed of between 105 and 130mph

   Suzuki Ignis - The Suzuki Ignis is a chunky mini-SUV. It’s at home navigating city streets, or in the case of its four-wheel drive Allgrip version, muddy fields. There’s a surprising amount of room for the driver and passengers given its small dimensions. You could find a second hand Suzuki Ignis from around £7,000 from one of our 2,500 approved used car dealers 

   Suzuki Alto - The Suzuki Alto is an urban supermini which was sold by the Japanese manufacturer in the UK between 2009-2015. Its biggest selling points are its low price tag and running costs. You could find a used Suzuki Alto from £2,195 by choosing to shop with one of our networks of quality used car dealerships.