Suzuki is considered a true specialist when it comes to capable small cars, the Ignis being a prime example. The Ignis first appeared in 2000, but was discontinued eight years later. However, the Japanese manufacturer brings back the Ignis name in 2017, when we see the launch of a completely different car than the one we previously knew.
Today Suzuki Ignis is a model that needs no introduction, being considered one of the best city models available on the market. Even though it’s included in the urban SUV category, that doesn’t mean the Ignis won’t fare just as well when you leave town. It is a car with a length of only 3.7 meters and a total mass of 1,330 kilograms. It looks great, turns out to be extremely practical in every respect and is also financially convenient.
These are all important benefits that drivers who want a small city car to get the job done when they need to take note.
How much is the cheapest Suzuki Ignis
Suzuki Ignis starts on the Romanian market at a price of 13,510 euros, taxes included. In this case we are talking about the Ignis Mild Hybrid 12V COOL 1.2 5MT 2WD version, equipped with a four-cylinder engine capable of developing 83 horsepower and a maximum torque of 107 Nm. The maximum speed you can reach is 165 km/h, and the 0 to 100 km/h can be achieved in 12.7 seconds. According to the manufacturer, the combined consumption is 4.9 liters to cover a distance of 100 kilometres.
The standard equipment offered by the Japanese manufacturer includes: headlights with LED technology, LED daytime running lights, fog lights, electrically adjustable rear-view mirrors, three-spoke steering wheel, audio controls on the steering wheel, electrically operated front windows, USB socket, front ambient lighting, ABS+EBD, ESP, ramp start assist, tire pressure monitoring system, start-stop system and emergency brake assist.
What is the most expensive Suzuki Ignis
For about four thousand euros more, motorists interested in a more powerful model can turn their attention to the Ignis Mild Hybrid 12V Spirit 1.2 2WD version, with automatic gearbox. In this case, the starting price is 17,550 euros, taxes included. The technical data remain the same, with the mention that the maximum speed in this case is 155 km/h, while it takes 12.4 seconds to go from 0 to 100 km/h. Combined consumption is 5.4 litres/100 km, in WLTP mode.
Among the additional features offered as standard by those of Suzuki for this version the following are included: alloy wheels, external fender guards, heated rear view mirrors with direction indicators, cruise control and speed limiter controls on the steering wheel, gear levers, keyless entry system, self-regulating climate control, heated front seats, rest warning and lane departure warning system.
