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Suzuki Swift

Zero percent finance deal makes likeable Japanese supermini even more of a bargain

Suzuki Swift

The Suzuki Swift is less than a year old, but already dealers are working hard to get buyers behind the wheel.

There’s little wrong with the nimble Japanese supermini, which combines entertaining handling and keen performance with surprisingly impressive refinement. Only the cramped rear counts against it. However, you’ll be willing to overlook this for a very appealing zero per cent finance deal.

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For example, a deposit of £3,046, followed by 36 monthly payments of £199, will bag you a highly desirable SZ2 three-door.

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