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2020 Suzuki Ignis Series II pricing and specs

Suzuki's smallest model in Australia has been facelifted, though there's no improvements to safety tech and prices are up across the range.

The Suzuki Ignis is one-of-a-kind. Part five-door hatch, part compact SUV and good clean fun to drive. It's one of the coolest little things going with just the right level of kit to keep most buyers happy.

How do circa-$30,000 versions of some of the best-selling – and newest, most exciting – compact SUVs on sale in Australia stack up?

The facelifted 'Series II' Suzuki Swift range has arrived in Australia, with a fresh look and enhanced equipment levels priced from $18,990 drive-away.

Suzuki has rolled out a Series II update of the 2020 Suzuki Swift Sport, but is it getting a little expensive? We find out.

Should you be forking out for superior headlight technology in your next new car? We test halogen headlights against LED, matrix LED, and laser to find out!

The Swift Sport is as good as ever in its Series II iteration, and like Suzuki's wider portfolio makes a strong case to the loyal customers who buy them.

Suzuki’s smartly-dressed Vitara looks good on the surface, but does the keen price represent sharp value?

Japanese automakers just love to keep some of their more interesting cars to themselves, don't they? Here are ten that haven't made the trip here.

The Suzuki Swift Series II line-up has launched solely in top-spec Sport guise, priced from $26,990, with the rest of the range to follow in September.

The Suzuki Jimmy is the most hard-core off-roader cheap money can buy. But what's it like as an urban fun machine?

Recently refreshed styling anchors the Series II update of the Suzuki Baleno GL. But is there enough goodness beneath the skin of this price-buster to rate as an ideal ‘my first car’?

Despite two consecutive months of strong decline, numerous brands and models are bucking the downward trend, with budget and luxury players showing significant growth in trying times.