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The whizz-kid

6 months 7 378 km 6,58 L/100 km

+ funky design; great daily usability - engine lacks some low-down torque

The Suzuki Ignis first grabbed my attention when it was revealed at the 2015 Geneva International Motor Show as the iM-4 Concept. The design cues, largely present in the production model, were inspired by the 1977 Suzuki Cervo designed by Giorgetto Giugiaro. Nicknamed the Whizz-kid, the Cervo embodied the same principles we see in the Ignis today: quirkiness, practicality and affordability.

This model takes full advantage of the crossover craze thanks to its increased ride height, tall body design and raised seating.

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