2019 Suzuki Swift 1.0 Boosterjet SZ5 Auto Euro 6 5dr Hatchback Petrol Automatic

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So I’ve had this 2019 Suzuki Swift for a few years now, and honestly, it’s been a solid daily driver. I’ve kept it well maintained, and it’s always been in great shape — just like I’d want for myself. The wheels are 16-inch alloy, polished and clean, and the interior’s been nicely kept with all the little touches like cup holders, a 4.2-inch LCD screen, and that smart-looking pearl white instrument panel.

It’s got a full suite of safety features — ABS with EBD, ESP, AEB, side and curtain airbags, lane departure warning, and even a rear parking camera. I use the navigation all the time, and the Bluetooth and smartphone link mean I can just connect my phone and skip the fiddly buttons. The seats are comfy, with the 60-40 fold in the back, and there’s plenty of storage — from the centre console to the door pockets.

I’ve even got the ISOFIX and child seat anchors, and the rear seats have head restraints. The windows are electric, and the mirrors fold automatically. It’s got a good range of features, from fog lights to the low fuel warning, and the steering wheel is tilt-adjustable — super useful when you’re driving in different positions.

It’s been parked on a street in Somerset for a while now, and I’m just looking to part with it. I know it’s not cheap at £10,350 — but it’s a reliable, practical car that’s been loved and cared for. If you’re looking for something that actually works well on the road, without all the flashy bits, this might be your kind of car.

I don’t expect anyone to be impressed by the specs — I just want it to be a good, sensible car for someone who values reliability over looks. If you’re thinking about buying one, I’d be happy to chat.