2020 Suzuki Ignis SVT 1.2 SHVS Goes for a Drive

[@filipegil8752]

I have one, and it’s the non hybrid one. After having big company cars (QASHQAI, XTRAIL, etc) found driving 10K miles a here on my own, because at the weekends we end up using my wife’s 18 plate Ignis in the exact same colour as the one on the video but non hybrid manual. Long story short, we now have two Ignis SZT, mine is a 68 plate manual and orange. I do 25-30 mile a day, 60% is urban driving and the rest is dual carriage as well as back road, it does 55.8mpg consistently at a average speed of 32mph alround trip. I get 320-340 miles out of 29L of 95RON petrol, costs £380 to insure, £140 on tax and £12 a month to service (£134 yearly) for service at a main dealer. After 18 months and 14K miles couldn’t be happier. We have a 3.5yrs old boy and we do trips of over 200miles on it if needs to be, I love MTB so most days off or weekends I’ll have one or two bikes on the roof rack. It will do 110mph if needs be and it sits confortably at 85mph on the motorway even when loaded with the three of us, luggage and a MTB on the roof. The AC is really good, the car warms and dimists really fast and CarApple Play or Android Auto is everything you really need. Weight is such an overseen aspect these days and there we have a car that proves that size and fat matters, specially the lack of it and that you don’t have to compromise much to enjoy it, in fact quite the opposite ss this thing will make you grin without going to the jail. Ok it’s not the quietest of the cars on motorway, the rear end styling was done in a rush just before 5 o’clock, yes you will feel the wind on open road and sometimes you’ll wanting a bit more luggage, although inside if you can live with just 4 seats they’re really good and spacious. I will keep it another 3 or 4 years for sure, but looking on what’s available out there I wonder what could I have on a similar footprint that it’s such a swiss army knife as this car is.

[@colinl5985]

honda jazz i would think.

[@oddities-whatnot]

I tested one today and was impressed with the ride quality, plus it sort of growled with the hybrid system. Great car.

[@karlp8484]

Suzuki's have an excellent reputation in Australia. I really like the styling on this one.

[@andrewstones2921]

I love Suzuki cars, I’ve owned a few Suzuki’s and they have been great cars. I bought a brand new Suzuki swift in 2010 and in 2 years and about 60,000 miles it never missed a beat, when I sold it you couldn’t tell it from a new car. The other 3 Suzuki’s have been used, they have all been great.

[@furiousdriving]

They just dont break, I love them!

[@jigrodrigues]

Not great, not good, absolutely awesome reviews, detailed and useful, straight to the point, enjoyable and with a huge array of models, young and old. The best on youtube.

[@louisbeerreviews8964]

jigrodrigues go away then

[@jigrodrigues]

@@louisbeerreviews8964 ? did you read the comment?

[@lloydvehicleconsulting]

Really enjoyed driving an Ignis recently! The drone shots were excellent in this review, I am looking forward to more modern Mondays.

[@furiousdriving]

Thank you sir, and I look forward to seeing your take on this soon

[@lloydvehicleconsulting]

@@furiousdriving, it's going up tomorrow! Thanks again for all your help.

[@ihaveacoolhat1]

Yes I definitely agree on the rear quarter looking like the Whizz-kid. It was the first thing I spotted when these were launched. I'm glad Suzuki is acknowledging their history.

[@RichieRouge206]

Revisited this video Matt as my aunt today put a deposit down on a 19-plate Ignis in the same colour and spec as this although not a hybrid version. What a fabulous little car - no aires and graces, it just does exactly what it says on the tin and the room inside is incredible (and as you know I’m 6’5”) and the tall stance is a nice SUV-esque aspect but without being an SUV! We tested it against a Fiesta, i20, Rio, Clio, C3 and Yaris and this just won our hearts and ticked every box for what she needs!

[@furiousdriving]

I love them, if I needed a small car this would be high on the list

[@cheungman83]

I rented this car when I was on holiday and surprisingly it’s actually a good car to drive and it’s big inside.

[@RichieRouge206]

I really love these- such cracking design details, very much a standout car in todays frumpty, lardy and look a like cars. Great review of a great car

[@davidgibson4840]

Just bought the very same car, colour , spec everything, for my wife, I love it

[@jonp5641]

Great review, my father recently bought the auto version of the Ignis so I found this review very interesting. Thank you. Also the aerial drone view was fantastic.

[@georgehuser4711]

In my opinion only Suzuki and Dacia are making good, simple and reliable cars these days. If I had to buy a new car I'd choose from those two manufacturers. Really enjoyed the vid.

[@bumbleo8993]

Really interesting little car. Deserves more recognition and one of the best reviews I’ve seen 👍

[@Teribus13]

Rewatching this 2 years on because the more I see the Ignis, the cooler they seem to me. I still don't like the rising waistline in the rear doors, but that aside I've grown to really like these. I only recently learned that the all wheel drive models also have this SHVS hybrid system (I thought they were non-hybrid), if you get one registered before 1st April 2017 then the VED is £20 on them. I am someone who is living in a rural area of southern Scotland, so these appeal a huge amount! I love smaller cars, TBH the Volvo V40 I have is about as big as I like to drive - again, rural area, many B-roads, something big and boat-like isn't anywhere near as fun to drive as something small with a wheel at each corner.

[@IHeartMyLada]

Nice, I'm a huge fan of the unique design of the new Ignis. It was a serious contender when I was looking for cheap new get around car, but it felt a little too narrow with another adult sitting in the passenger seat, so I ended up buying the Swift Hybrid.

[@grayfool]

Suzi's are great little cars. Cheap but absolutely cheerful. I had a SC100/Wizzkid for awhile, slightly bent though. It had been in a ditch, not me, friends wife got the braking on wet roads a bit wrong. I would have restored it but the body panels were no longer available. Love the homage to that on the Ignis's bum, very nice. Looking forward to more new reviews, be cool if you could get some of the more unusual stuff. Thanks.

[@furiousdriving]

Im hoping to find some interesting new cars, maybe some mainstream for reference as well!

[@Sven.Bornemark]

Testning newer cars is a brilliant idea! Please do that! And don’t forget to show various boot configurations (rear seat up/down etc), that’s important to me. 😌🙏🏾

[@furiousdriving]

Ill have to remember my carry-on suit case for the next one for scale!

[@jaysloane]

You have told me more about this car than I've gained in a half dozen other reviews about it. Well done and thank you!

[@alchapman1052]

Modern mondays sounds a great idea ,looking forward to more of these reviews. The ignis, a lot packed into such a small car.

[@mattw8332]

I really like these: an Ignis may very well be my next car.

[@jetrex1986]

I have a 2017 All Grip great car for short trips

[@stevenjones19-m8i]

Hi Matt,what a great video,these modern Monday videos will be awesome, nice review on this Suzuki Ignis SZT, tidy little car to watch.

[@version736ha2]

I have a petrol on a 67 plate. Nippy and fun and great on consumption. Love the back on it. And great space inside. Mine is pre face lift, 2 wheel drive, and looks like this

[@benday1218]

Oh, that weight is amazing. Same as my Rover Metro.

[@GB-nf5st]

I was "lucky" enough to see this doing laps of the Mira test track on a visit there, shortly before it launched... I remembered thinking at the time "they've disguised that rear end, that can't be the final design". But no, it really was the final, fuggly rear-end of the production car!

[@hojo9115]

I've just bought one I will be collecting it within a couple of weeks. I love it

[@rydermike33]

'Modern Mondays' great idea Matt. Good luck with the series. I'm not an SUV fan either but this seems like a well thought out and very practical little car. Very nice.

[@Mgoblagulkablong]

Technically this is a 2019 model, the 2020 facelift is arriving very soon with a more efficient engine (same 1.2 but improved), an improved mild hybrid system and an optional CVT transmission.

[@furiousdriving]

That will be the 2020 facelift, this is pre facelift 2020 spec, as 2019 MY cars didnt get LED headlamps

[@stephenmorrish]

To answer the question of what it is, It a car for rural use. Small roads, sometimes muddy. A car like the Ignis or the Jimny for that matter are much loved by people living in villages in rural areas.

[@gord307]

Yay - an Ignis! As an owner of a 2005 Ignis 4Grip it is interesting to have a look around a new version. Having done a lot of research before buying mine 18-months ago, the ONLY competition (to the 2005 car) was the Fiat Panda, but that had quite different properties in terms of performance and ride. Similarities to the new version: quite tall, narrow and short; unbelievably big on the inside considering its external dimensions; door pockets with cup holders and cup holder elsewhere; hard plastic, but hard wearing interior. I think the new car looks better, but I'd have issues with the poor rear visibility, and I really can't stand modern infotainment systems (don't get me started on the electronic handbrakes...). The old version doesn't roll on corners, but the suspension is mini-like stiff and the live rear axle doesn't like rough roads. I would also never call the old version quiet! Nice to see the Japanese can still make their cars interesting and different! Thank you for the excellent review - love the new aerial footage :-)

[@andrewbennett1760]

The slot in the front above the glove box is for gloves. It is also heated. Stick your gloves in there and when you end your journey you have nice warm gloves and you do not have to open the glove box !

[@Alexander_l322]

Little white car with 'Yay' on the plate, all you need now is a track suit and some jewellers scales! Haha

[@maxeluy]

In South America we have the Ignis, Renault Kwid Stepway And Sandero Stepway, Fiat Uno Way and Mobi Way, VW UP Cross and Gol Cross, Citroen C3 Air, Geely LC Cross And Ford Ka Freestyle. All similar small suv cars.

[@xxrs2009]

It's a nice car. I like Suzuki and it's quirkyness and value for money. I really like the Japanese Alto (with the small 4 vertical stripes grill). That is what an alto should be, simple and quirky. The Celerio was a swing and a miss..

[@robtt997]

Excellent review . Look forward to next Monday !

[@furiousdriving]

Id better find something!

[@ShortCycle.]

Nice review. I like the pseudo retro styling too. I'm a fan of Suzuki's way of doing things; small, affordable and not bothered about 'perceived quality', squidgy dashboards.. but screwed together properly. If only they did a low spec but with 4wd option. Definitely a possible car for Mrs Spm_steve in a few years..

[@Jasontvnd9]

Yeah people are happy to break down alot aslong as they look flash doing it.

[@stuartroberts9993]

SC100 is a car I'd buy in a heart beat if I could find one here in Aus. Nice to see someone else still likes them :)

[@furiousdriving]

Love them! They are so much fun, hardly see them here either

[@daviddunne4737]

Really enjoyed the review . I am seriously looking a getting an Ignis . Cheers , well done .

[@darrenrichards7978]

Bought one a few month's ago..love it !..and it's got a cd player ...yeah !!!

[@Neil2022]

I have one of these, the allgrip version. Winter tyres on it too. It’s nicknamed the goat.

[@bonzobanana1]

I really like how they have styled this inside and out more practical than luxurious and just looks a nice car to drive. I'd probably go the Duster route as I need a larger car if I was considering a cheap SUV. Currently drive a estate car but can see it being a SUV next. I'd love to see your view on the MG HS which I'm quite interested in.

[@furiousdriving]

To be honest an estate is more practical if you are moving a lot of stuff unless its the same shape as an SUV's boot, Im planning to test a couple of MGs soon

[@petergouldbourn2312]

I love this car furious. Very well presented too. Thank you

[@dbmclean3660]

I 've had one for 3 years. The negs are the seats are not good. They lack comfort and support. The swift is better. Not enough cabin, boot lighting. Suzuki force an expensive 6 month oil change interval which adds up to high ongoing costs. The positives are that it is fun to drive and has so far been reliable.

[@arrangrant6037]

The Whizz Kid is one of my favourite cars too it shared a lot of mechanical parts with the Bedford Rascal

[@lindylewgutteridge809]

Love my Suzuki Ignis SZT,.brilliant car.

[@mikej397]

Perfect! Now I don’t need to worry about my eclairs rolling under the break pedal! :D

[@Stevieweevietv]

Always liked the cutesy looks of this Ignis when it first came out. Although I keep changing my mind about the rear. Great little car though. Always like cars that are more individual. I'm thinking of a Citroen C4 Cactus next. Maybe you can drive one of those 😁👍

[@furiousdriving]

Is Darren Vel Satis getting to you with his Cactus propaganda? :-)

[@Stevieweevietv]

@@furiousdriving I think I just have a love of citroens generally. I like quirky. No propaganda necessary! 🤣

[@spletest8977]

This is a really charming car. The only thing I don't like, and a lot of cars do this, is the taillights and how the reverse lights and turn signals are not on the same level or same shape so it looks like the lights on the hatch and the lights on the body are from 2 different cars.

[@Teribus13]

One design feature I dislike about this Ignis, and indeed any vehicle with it, is that sloped up waistline in the rear door. We had a 2010 Suzuki Alto from 2010 to 2013, and that rising waistline on the rear door makes the rear cabin feel very claustrophobic. Perhaps one of the most claustrophobic cars I've experienced is the Toyota CH-R, you feel very closed in in the rear because there's hardly any window in the rear doors. I prefer a level waistline, such as that on a mk1 Focus C-Max, which feels far more roomy in the back than it actually is, because there's loads of glass.

[@lmm]

I guess the closest thing that this comes to are the strange city-SUV crossovers that are so popular in Japan. I would prefer the Suzuki Hustler to be honest, but would settle for any current Suzuki model, love them all! - Trev

[@furiousdriving]

Yeah, a Japan only Suzuki would be a really cool thing to bring home

[@chrisxaf1237]

Can you review a first gen seat ibiza or an early 90s mazda 323f?

[@furiousdriving]

Thats a yes!

[@Chris-ln6so]

This is a cracking little car.

[@davidh4281]

Same idea as a Fiat Panda Trekking.... and the entertainment/ Bluetooth system is the same as in a Mercedes actros truck. Always liked the design of this car. It's small and it's different. If I could spare the cash, I would certainly have one.

[@francissomadaly4043]

I like this. I missed it first time around but watched it because there was a great review of the Swace. We considered this when looking for a replacement for my wife's colt. Great review. Can I ask though: when you're doing your reviews and you give the aero views from tge drone; who drives the car and who flies the drone? Just curious 🤔

[@doktoruzo]

Nice review Matt, looks a nice car. I am curious about how you make your videos...who was driving whilst you had the drone in the air? Maybe you could do a video about making video, a behind the scenes sort of thing, equipment used etc. Just a thought! Looking forward to your continuing battle with the old Merc...lol. Have you tired of it?

[@furiousdriving]

As you have to have your eyes on the drone at all times (thats the law!) I had another KZbinr with me - Lloyds Vehicle Consulting - driving the Ignis and another car for another review (hes reviewing this as well), but normally Im on my own so cant do the drone or exterior driving shots. Thats not a bad idea, Im sure people would be interested and might head of critics who think theres a whole crew on this! Its coming back soon, working through the Volvo for a few days then I need to pay a specialist to sort out the fuel injection

[@Rapscallion2009]

You'll notice a lot of reviews run along the lines of "driven gently you might achieve 40mpg". You can, but it's really tedious. With this you can pretty much hoon it all the time and it'll achieve 40mpg. And you'll keep your licence.

[@salildharap678]

Dear Sir pls let us know why ignis dosen't have exhaust manifold and spark plug cover.Pls make a video on this issue.

[@coopers4491]

Had 2 suzuki vitaras back in the eighties ,great cars the ignis looks good for the buck, but would buy a new vitara . great content😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧☕☕☕☕☕☕☕☕☕☕☕☕

[@fordlandau]

Tea shelf factor: 3/10. Put the tea strainer in the cubby box.

[@d2factotum]

I'm definitely looking at one of these as my next car, although I don't think it'll be a brand new one.

[@furiousdriving]

You should, they are very good cars

[@VeyronBD]

The only thing with them new is the suzuki swift is actually cheaper than one of these for some reason, you can get a pretty mid trim swift for the cost of the base ignis.

[@d2factotum]

@@VeyronBD I prefer the look of the Ignis, though. Shame they don't do it with the Boosterjet engine from the Swift, I reckon that would be an awesome combo.

[@eclectarama]

Matt, I feel that we should create a list of items capable of fitting neatly into that long, thin cubby - as well as the chocolate eclair, I'm thinking Curly Wurly, chopsticks, stick of Blackpool rock [other seaside towns are available]...

[@dorbellbuster2011]

As a regular Viewer of this fantastic Channel, As well as 2 other very well known channels here on KZbin. I have to say I love how professional You do these videos, For Me I am totally in agreement about all these SUVs being so pointless, I really do not get the point in them what so ever. However The Ignis is one of those unique cars That Even though it comes across as An SUV It really isnt, I also like the fact the top spec comes with 4 wheel drive. That's quite astonishing given not just its compact size but most SUVs are not 4 wheel drive. I really do like the Ignis Have to say well done too Suzuki for having the bottle to Desgin something that really does stand out. On your New Modern Monday series It would be intresting too see if you could Get Hold Of a New Micra and see if your views are the same as mine towards them? Really look forward too what you may be in next. Keep up the great work 👍👍👍👍👍

[@robenglish416]

Love the Suzuki Ignis, very Japanese, Kei car like!

[@Kueso72]

KN69 YAY- that license plate is exquisite and so is this review!

[@Alexander_l322]

The fact its white just makes it better!

[@furiousdriving]

lol

[@louisbeerreviews8964]

Kueso it’s a number plate

[@Kueso72]

@@louisbeerreviews8964 i'm aware. I use both terms interchangeably most times. probably should have called it a number plate because well- thats what you guys call it in Britain lol

[@NSWLancer]

I have had blue one for 2 years achieving 4.8 l/100km on E10. Bought it to let my grandson learn to drive. He got the licence today. A red "P" plate licence, here (NSW AU) the kids have to have a learner licence for 12 months and do 120 hours, 20 at night with a fully licenced driver, grandpa in my grandson's case and suffer a 90 kph speed restriction. Then they must display a red "P" (or provisional licence) plate for another 12 months with another 90 kph speed restriction. After this there is a period of 2 years with a green "P" plate and a 100 kph speed restriction. Weird to see the Pommie Ingis configuration. Here most are auto with a CVT and no hybrid. Great off the mark and drive well. Strange to see the trafficators and wiper controls on the wrong side. I am used to these when driving in Europe, but am always glad to get home and have them set-up where they should be for a RHD car. No LHD cars allowed here (except for imported vintage models) but we do have some European and Pommie models with the crazy trafficator set-up. The DAB radio looks great, would be good in urban areas here (DAB only available within 60 km of major cities). A great car for a youngster to learn to drive on, and for an old phart to ferry grandchildren and occasionally drive to Canberra (from Penrith NSW) for volunteer work. No good for the family accountant who requires a bit more presence, a medium size Japanese SUV, again with the trafficators on the correct side.

[@angryshoebox]

Nice car, never heard of this model. Probably the closest car we have to this in the U.S. is the Kia Soul (at least lookswise).

[@frothe42]

Suzuki is no longer sold in the US 🇺🇸. Pulled out after the Kishashi, which was ten or so years ago. I actually like this, quite a bit!

[@VeyronBD]

Huh, genuinely had no idea there were any hybrid cars with a manual. That really makes it for me, especially in a car of this size.

[@hamstirrer6882]

Theres a few Hondas; the CR-Z, and the civic IMA hybrids that have manuals too

[@khew1]

Another great video. I've always seen Suzuki as the closest thing to Fiat in spirit, kind of a Japanese Fiat. Keep up the great vids. My car is always here for reviewing. 😁

[@furiousdriving]

Next time youre free on a weekday message me, weekends are tricky! I have a 2nd car near you now

[@khew1]

@@furiousdriving awesome! I have annual leave on Friday 27th March and Monday 30th 😁 if that's any good?

[@eggy1962]

won't fall apart like a FIAT.....fix it again tomorrow

[@fordlandau]

Its much more interesting looking than the crop of Toyota and Mazda.

[@davidgibson4840]

Did look at buying on recently, top of range was same price of a pre registration swift sport on offer, I was seriously interested in the swift

[@benholroyd5221]

So let me get this straight. It has less interior space than a Volvo 740, less boot space, smaller engine, worse tea shelf, no spare tyre and less crumple zone. But it costs approx 80 times more? I know you get the orange '3 strike' vents, but the Volvo has 'rust' orange floor vents.

[@furiousdriving]

But what will still be on the road in 10 years? Actually, probably better not answer that...

[@brentfairlie9159]

Brilliant little cars.

[@chappy2121]

I've got a 2001 toyota crown athlete vx if you want to review it. One of only 300 made. Well well ahead of it's time. And its 1jz👍

[@stepheng8779]

Blimey how low down are you if you can't see over a daffodil? 😂 That's fantastic, love a bit of quirk, looks great in white and did you say CD player? CD player, we're allowed those again? Sold! 👍

[@ronmccullock1407]

Superb review

[@furiousdriving]

Thanks!

[@Astonvanquishs]

Is It just me or it really looks like a 1st gen fiat Panda? Especially when you look at it from the side ( 2:37 for reference)

[@buddy8225]

I just love Suzukis. 😀

[@lightningleaf23]

Surely a Fiat panda particularly in 4 x 4 guise is it’s closest competitor.

[@furiousdriving]

If this was a 4x4 it would be, but this is in 2 wheel drive form and is bigger inside

[@PunkRageOnTheFrontPage]

Amazing review man

[@fordlandau]

Mr Furious is a jaunty chap. Do merch. With the flat cap, beanie and specs. Cool !

[@furiousdriving]

I need more mercy. Im trying to figure out where to get beanies done as I want one, and figure out a Tea Shelf logo!

[@fordlandau]

furiousdriving yes please.

[@bryanmower2703]

I had to check my TV settings during the test drive because I thought it had reverted to a B&W set 😅😅😅

[@henryrolt3747]

16:25 Fiat Panda maybe?

[@heidirosenz]

Had one (non hybrid 1.2) as a loan car for a week or so. When I got my 2004 Ignis sport back it felt like an absolute race car compared to this thing.

[@furiousdriving]

The hybrid makes a huge difference to the pick up, well worth adding to the car

[@jasoncornell1579]

Stationary only tea shelf?

[@furiousdriving]

Denied...

[@howardbowen-RC-Pilot]

There is a face-lift version available now.

[@davidgibson4840]

Those cup holders can take the Suzuki ashtray

[@joaofarinha7953]

I am not sure I like this car , I mean the front is alright but that back is a bit weird.. good review anyway and quite like the drone footage 🙂

[@RichieRouge206]

It’s a sensible choice without all the pitfalls of an SUV

[@katkylekim]

Great ,like to see cars i might be able to affored used !

[@goyadressunofficial]

Reviews like this make me miss Suzuki in the States.

[@furiousdriving]

Its a real shame you lost them, the new Jimny is awesome

[@goyadressunofficial]

@@furiousdriving The US division went bankrupt in 2012, and the Canadian unit shut down the following year. I loved the SX4 and the Kizashi. Suzuki in the US was hurt by its part-ownership by GM which resulted in them selling rebadged Daewoos which had terrible quality.

[@paultaylor9652]

Lovely Jubbly, not so cheap and cheerful, better off with a Dacia Sandero Stepway.

[@furiousdriving]

Ive driven a few Stepways, quite a solider, but a bit larger and to get this spec level you'd have to pay more, plus this feels more lively

[@jameslatimer1432]

Hello bud i REALLY like it can you do a video on bmw E46 please great CARS

[@furiousdriving]

I do like an E46 as well, have almost bought a couple!

[@richroadin]

This should be better than The original comment sorry. The manufacturers have altered some of their platforms just in case they think is a customer for it because they have raised heights of this type of vehicle's or just made to look like it in super mini segment these are examples the Ford ka active, Dacia Sandeep stepway, Vauxhall Viva rocks, Citroen C1 urban ride, Hyundai i20 active newer version, Kia picanto X-line, probably don't come close to the unique drive and ability to function as Fiat panda and Suzuki ignis as these two are genuine are decreation body moulding wannabes lol hopefully you'll get where I'm going 😉 with this and cheers I enjoyed this thanks good car top gear had a good time killing one not nice

[@furiousdriving]

The Ignis did pretty well on Top Gear, considering what they threw at it! Yes, its good to have a car build from the ground up to be what its meant to

[@angrymuffinsb]

Really enjoyed this! Could you possibly do the Grand Cherokee?

[@furiousdriving]

The newest generation?

[@angrymuffinsb]

furiousdriving please! I’m looking at a 2015 model (with the death gear selector). Your opinion along with Matt from high peak are the two I respect the most for remaining objective and impartial

[@benday1218]

Nice review, watch out Daddy Doug/Carwow! Is this car a little expensive? I confess I don't know a lot about new cars, but you could get two Sandero Access models for the same money...

[@furiousdriving]

The thing about Dacias is you can buy them for next to nothing but to have a car you actually want to drive puts the price up to above an equivalent rival with kit like a radio (I kid you not) or electric windows and A/C. This is quite well priced for the spec level

[@stugill4513]

since ive found your channel i have become addickted but pls pls can you but measurments in both metric and imperial , 18 cm ground clearence means nothing to me and there must be tens of thousands like me , thanks

[@furiousdriving]

Thanks for watching and great to hear you've enjoyed the videos, Ill have to bring a tape measure as imperial baffles me!

[@stugill4513]

@@furiousdriving please do

[@henryrolt3747]

This is a Toyota Yaris Verso fit for the 2020s.

[@DashCamSerbia]

Yes. I like modern car videos. BTW, "5 star" car with horrible driver's chest protection. (3rd page of EuroNCAP's PDF report) Really, stars mean nothing when it comes to EuroNCAP.

[@furiousdriving]

They move the goal posts so much on the NCAP a 5 star one year is a 3 star next

[@vladimirjonas5516]

Fuel economy?

[@Neil2022]

50 mpg real world driving.

[@platypushatstand]

07:30 Toblerone shelf