A Perfect Hatchback

A Perfect Hatchback

I've been driving the 2016 Swift VDi with abs for about 2 years. I've clocked over 63,000 km and it still drives like a new car. That said there were a few things I noticed when I bought it and I can confirm that many of them were true. I also own a 2013 Swift Dzire VDi, so I knew what to expect when buying a swift. But somehow, the swift is slower than the Dzire in pick up (both cars have the same engine, same horsepower, same torque but Dzire is bulkier due to the additional boot space) which has come up as a very odd discovery. Another thing I noticed is that the switch for the OVRM(s) is not of good quality and as of today it sticks many times (agreed I use it quite often, but that's what it's meant for). The electrical fuses are also something I feel could have been better. I've had to replace 3 of them since I bought the car(headlights won't turn on, fog lamps won't work, that kinda problem). All that said, I won't, if given the chance look forward to buying any other hatchback. The car responds well, it breaks well, the stability I've got is amazing (even at high speeds and breaking at high speeds). I won't get into safety features or build quality or average as that's pretty basic. Overall I love the car and I hope that soon they can bring in a proper sports version which has better suspension, higher bhp(at least 110 to compare with the GT or abarth{which again honestly is less as compared to their counterparts abroad where 110 is like basic and rs is 160+}) and rear wheel drive.