Suzuki Swift Sport
 (3.8/5)
owner rating
RM 1,746.11 /month
RM 130,900.00

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Suzuki Swift Sport ZC33S (2021-Present)

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2021 Suzuki Swift Sport launched in Malaysia - 1.4L turbo, 140 hp, 230 Nm, 6AT-only, no manual, RM140k
It's hard to believe that it has been more than five years since Suzuki formally exited the Malaysian market. Well, fans of the brand can now celebrate its return - Suzuki Motor Corporation has appointed Naza as its...
09-Apr-2021paultan.org
FIRST LOOK: 2021 Suzuki Swift Sport 1.4 AT - RM140k
https://youtu.be/GuRjaM4WloI The third-generation Suzuki Swift Sport is now officially on sale, and those who are keen on checking out the RM140k CBU car can do so at the Naza Automall in Petaling Jaya. Currently, it...
14-Apr-2021paultan.org
Variants on sale
Suzuki Swift Sport ZC33S 1.4 AT (2024)
1.4L
Conventional Automatic
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Variants no longer on sale
Suzuki Swift Sport ZC33S 1.4 AT (2021)
1.4L
Conventional Automatic
RM 1,866.17 /month
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Suzuki Swift Sport ZC33S 1.4 AT (2023)
1.4L
Conventional Automatic
RM 1,946.20 /month
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REVIEW: 2021 Suzuki Swift Sport in Malaysia, RM140k
For the driving enthusiast, the Suzuki Swift Sport has traditionally been shorthand for compactness and agility, even among entrants of the B-segment hatchback category that typifies quick responses. The previous-ge...
06-Nov-2021paultan.org

Latest Owner Review

Date Reviewed
20 June 2023
Performance
Handling
Comfort
Safety
Space
Value
1.4 AT (2021)
Bought used, Owned for 2 Years
Fuel Economy: 13.0 km/litre (7.7 L/100 km), RON97, Mileage: 2,000 km/month
    - Very good power, peak torque comes in at 2,500rpm so it's perfect for urban driving
    - Nimble and predictable handling, even on stock suspension
    - Brakes are responsive and bite well due to light weight (only 970kg kerb weight)
    - Myriad of aftermarket parts available
    - Able to run on RON95 with no issues
    - Great fuel efficiency on the highway, up to 18km/L
    - Able to get 13.5km/L average fuel consumption in mixed city and highway driving with a disciplined right foot
    - Local NAZA units have no top speed limiter compared to recond models from Japan
    - Semi-bucket seats that come with the car are extremely comfortable and will hold you well through corners
    - Manual handbrake (this could be a con, depending on the person)
    - Much improved rear leg room compared to previous generation Swift Sport models
    - Very good looking car, will also catch attention of motorists and passersby due to its rarity in Malaysia
    - No 'tapau' hooks in the interior, and you can't add any to the existing seats due to the design
    - Very thin paint, the car is prone to stone chips that expose bare metal
    - Original 16" rims are hideous
    - No rear fog lamp compared to recond models
    - Poor soundproofing for a >RM100k car
    - Interior finishing is riddled with hard plastics
    - Comfort is not good for rear passengers over long distances
To improve
- Add in 'tapau' hooks around the interior, very essential for Malaysians
Yes, I would recommend this car
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