Britain is one of the most important markets in Europe and while Suzuki doesn't have a lot of cars, it does have the perfect one for the UK. The Swift supermini has helped this Japanese automaker register a 33% sales increase last year. For the whole of 2013, 33,000 cars were sold there, making them one of the fastest growing brand in the country.
Another car that played a particularly important role is the Alto city car, smaller and cheaper than a Swift. Being priced from £6,000 has helped this car with its 13,600 units sold last year in Britain.
Suzuki says its good sales are expected to continue into the first quarter of 2014. A VAT-free offer running until March this year means that you can buy a Splash 1.0-litre SZ2 is available from £7,999 and Swift 1.2-litre SZ2 three door from £8,999. It also makes Suzuki the only car company to sell three models for under £9,000.
Suzuki says its good sales are expected to continue into the first quarter of 2014. A VAT-free offer running until March this year means that you can buy a Splash 1.0-litre SZ2 is available from £7,999 and Swift 1.2-litre SZ2 three door from £8,999. It also makes Suzuki the only car company to sell three models for under £9,000.