So you’re in the market for a supermini car and the sheer number of options is confusing and scaring you? If so then you’re not alone. The automotive industry seems to have gone a bit gung ho on producing hot hatches over the past few years and you can hardly blame them. In the current socio-political climate, who amongst us could conceivably drive a gas guzzling 4X4, when a perfectly serviceable supermini would do the job? Well, quite a lot of us do actually, but with better Co2 emissions and more economical fuel requirements, perhaps we should all be considering it. Enter the Suzuki Splash; Suzuki’s answer to the ever pertinent supermini question.
First impressions of the Splash are pretty favourable; it combines the space of a mini MPV with sporty/chunky looks. As far as attractive hatchbacks go, the Splash is up there with the Corsa, Fiat 500 and the Toyota Aygo. The Splash is also generously equipped with enough safety and security gear to shame its competitors into following suit. It comes with a total of 6 airbags, ABS, stability control, engine immobiliser and deadlocks as standard.
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If you drive a Suzuki Grand Vitara or any other car, you should read this article. The Suzuki Grand Vitara is a quality automobile, but like any vehicle, it can run into many serious problems. You should look into getting a Suzuki Grand Vitara Extended Warranty, which will protect you from expensive repairs if your vehicle encounters problems with its engine, transmission, brakes or electrical system.
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Does the sound of gas moped scooters bother you? It drives me nuts; let me explain. I recently moved to Spain from the UK and after getting my bearings one of the first things I noticed was the difference in the amount of cars on the road; now you would think that fewer cars would be a good thing, however I have reservations. You see there is a fundamental difference here – the weather is better – some 300 days of sunshine a year, which means that there is a huge proportion of the traveling public using motorcycles, mopeds and scooters.
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