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Suzuki Swift RE4 Limited Edition Launched in Australia

Japanese manufacturer Suzuki announced the release of two new special editions of its Swift model, namely the Swift RE4 and the Swift Safety Pack.

The RE4 is, according to the manufacturer, inspired by Suzuki's "domination of the Junior World Rally Championship". It comes packed with A$5,500 worth of extra equipment, including new alloy wheels, keyless start, fog lamps, climate control air-conditioning, sports seats with Alcantara upholstery, side mirror indicators and rear spoiler.

The Swift has truly been one of the great automotive success stories in recent years, with its mix of European styling, outstanding driving dynamics and fantastic value for money,” Tony Devers, Suzuki Australia general manager said in a release. “In spite of a host of new competitors from around the globe, the Swift has cemented itself as one of the benchmark small cars in Australia and is one of the best selling cars in the market."

The release of the limited edition RE4 adds even more to Australia’s best value small car with a rally inspired recommended retail price of just $18,290", he added.

The Swift Safety Pack will add a more modest array of equipment, worth only A$700. The upgrades are limited to six airbags – including head protecting side curtain airbags.

Vehicle safety is increasingly becoming an important factor in the purchase decisions of customers and the addition of the Swift Safety Pack answers those concerns. For just $700 extra, customers can have the added peace of mind that comes with six airbags,” Devers concluded.

Both the two new limited editions will go on sale on August 1. Prices are to start at A$18,290 for the RE4 version. The Safety pack adds A$700 to that price.
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