Suzuki Swift Attitude

Suzuki has revealed the Swift Attitude limited edition for the UK market.

Suzuki Swift Attitude (2012) Side

Based on the existing SZ3 trim grade and powered by a 92 bhp (69 kW / 94 PS) 1.2 litre petrol engine, buyers will get a choice of three- or five-door versions.

Compared to the regular model, the changes are purely cosmetic. They include a black finish for the 16” alloy wheels, rear privacy glass, front fog lights, a rear spoiler, some special badges and a carbon fibre effect for the roof panel and the door mirrors.

Suzuki Swift Attitude (2012) Front Side

Combined with the Superior White paint finish - the only colour on offer - the result is a sporty-looking car that Suzuki is targeting at younger drivers.

Production will be limited to just 500 units, and on the road prices have been confirmed at £10,750 for three-door and £11,220 for the five-door.

Suzuki Swift Attitude (2012) Rear Side

Given that those amounts are actually £935 less than the equivalent SZ3 variants cost, the Swift Attitude is rather a bargain.

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