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Suzuki introduces entry-level Celerio SZ2

Suzuki's dinky Celerio city car can now be yours for less than £7k thanks to new SZ2 model

Suzuki Celerio SZ2

Suzuki has added to its compact city car range with the new Celerio SZ2, an entry-level model priced from £6,999 – or £1,000 below the previously cheapest SZ3.

Six airbags (driver, passenger, side and curtain), electric front windows and DAB radio come as standard, along with central locking and ESP to form a value-for-money package at the base of the Suzuki range.

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With the largest boot (254 litres) in its class, the Celerio replaced the Alto and Splash models in Suzuki’s small car range at the beginning of 2015.

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The SZ2 is now available with the Dualjet petrol engine, boasting improved fuel economy and emissions over the standard three-cylinder 1.0-Litre powertrain. It’ll do 78.4 mpg and emit 84g/km of CO2, superseding the standard car’s 65.7 mpg and 99g/km. These figures are competitive when compared with some of the Celerio’s European rivals with the Citroen C1 struggling to reach 70 mpg with a similar 1.0-Litre engine.

The SZ2 will produce 67 bhp and 93 Nm of torque and despite no performance figures being released as of yet, expect the cut-price city car to hit 62mph in around 13 seconds and top out at just under 100mph.

Starting at £6,999, the SZ2 undercuts the rest of the Celerio range to become Suzuki’s cheapest car on sale. The Dacia Sandero is £1,000 cheaper still, meaning the SZ2 sits between the Dacia and the PSA trio (Peugeot 108, Citroen C1 and Toyota Aygo) in the city car market. 

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