Suzuki Wagon R+

You know what, it's a weird looking car. I love weird, so I loved the car. MINE, I shouted across the forecourt. If you're not a pensioner, expect weird looks. Jeremy Clarkson would piss himself should he find out a 17 year old bought a Wagon R+. But you know what? It's a good little car. IT does what I want. It drives. It accelerates acceptably. It has needed a LOT of labour to get it running right, though, after 10 years and third-hand-ness. I like that it's taller than other cars - it's hardly ladylike to flash your fanny when you get out hte car, and the Wagon means you can swish down elegantly. Albiet from the car that looks like what it does. If ...  Read the complete review

As an accountant I don't usually buy a brand new car, but for the best part-ex deal on my dying Clio I decided that needs must! After trying numerous cars I decided on the Suzuki Wagon R+ Special. Initially it wasn't even on my list of cars to try but I decided to test drive it on the recommendation of a friend who has had several happy years of motoring with hers, and also because the garage happened to be near to one that I had decided to visit anyway. So what is so special about the car that swung it? SAFETY FEATURES * both the driver and passenger have airbags fitted as standard. * the front and rear doors have side impact bars ( and ...  Read the complete review

When my car goes in for it's sevice the courtesy car is a wagon R, the first time I was told I would be swapping my much loved Grand Vitara for one of these I wasn't looking forward to it. I must say that having now 'borrowed ' a wagon R twice I have completly changed my opinion of these practical little cars, there are so many advantages and good design features its hard to know where to start. The seating is high like a small 4X4 so you get a good view of the road, the all round visibility is superb, the layout of the dash is logical and functional, there are nice and unexpected touches with power windows and mirrors and a good face ...  Read the complete review