RE: Suzuki Swift Sport: PH Fleet

RE: Suzuki Swift Sport: PH Fleet

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Loyly

17,995 posts

159 months

Sunday 19th March 2017
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trickywoo said:
Itsallicanafford said:
Chap, PM me if you fancy comparing it to a S2 106 Rallye...based in St Albans, available whenever you want it.
Size 8 shoe or less hehe
Funny, I managed fine in my S2 106 Rallye with size 11 feet. In fact, it was a fantastic pedal box and no car has better positioned pedals for heel and toe blipping.

Alucidnation

16,810 posts

170 months

Sunday 19th March 2017
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Always liked the though of the Swift Sport.

Might add one to the fleet at some point!

justa1972

303 posts

137 months

Sunday 19th March 2017
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mjlloyd500 said:
the fiesta is a essex chav dagenham dustbin as are all fords and i come from essex plus i had a swift and the chasis was like a 205 and 306 variants.
I dont think a response is required to this - I could tell you were from Essex

Riggers

1,859 posts

178 months

Friday 23rd March 2018
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justa1972 said:
mjlloyd500 said:
the fiesta is a essex chav dagenham dustbin as are all fords and i come from essex plus i had a swift and the chasis was like a 205 and 306 variants.
I dont think a response is required to this - I could tell you were from Essex
Don't feed the troll! (Although by all means feed them some capital letters here and there, or even just the odd bit of punctuation; they could clearly do with some...) biggrin

Anyways... set to pick up a white three-door one of these at the weekend, just over three years old with a chunky 70,000 miles on the clock but one owner and mostly motorway miles. Be interesting to see how big miles affect it. Decision was partly due to Matt Bird's praise in these threads. Might even start my own thread...

(Thread bump!) biggrin

trickywoo

11,750 posts

230 months

Friday 23rd March 2018
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Riggers said:
Be interesting to see how big miles affect it.
I wouldn't say 70k is big miles but I think you'll be pleasantly surprised - unless its been abused.

My Mrs has a 90k mile 1.5 GLX and all the controls still feel good. The gear change quality particularly doesn't seem to have suffered as I have been used to with other miley manuals.

Riggers

1,859 posts

178 months

Friday 23rd March 2018
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trickywoo said:
Riggers said:
Be interesting to see how big miles affect it.
I wouldn't say 70k is big miles but I think you'll be pleasantly surprised - unless its been abused.

My Mrs has a 90k mile 1.5 GLX and all the controls still feel good. The gear change quality particularly doesn't seem to have suffered as I have been used to with other miley manuals.
Feels (following a shortish test drive) remarkably tight so I don’t think it’s been abused and hope I will be a pleasant experience!

Certainly feels tighter than the 16 year-old 330i with which it will share parking space.

Ilovejapcrap

3,280 posts

112 months

Friday 23rd March 2018
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Nice one riggers I’ve had mine from new 66 plate.

I rally rave about these simple fun logical little cr with a bit of kit.

20,000 and counting on mine

chevronb37

6,471 posts

186 months

Sunday 25th March 2018
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My folks recently bought one of these to replace a previous-shape 1.5GLX that was sadly written off when a motorcyclist ran out of talent.

They’re brilliant, back-to-basics fun. The steering on the previous generation was better, but otherwise it’s a faithful little car - and there aren’t a lot of similar alternatives if you want a naturally aspirated hatch.