Latest Information on Suzuki Alto
Reliable motoring and a low-cost ownership experience, easily manoeuvrable around town. The Alto is super-easy to park with a turning circle of only nine metres. It’s also only 3.5 metres long. It has been replaced by the Suzuki Celerio, but second hand Altos are still a popular choice. Its safety equipment is also far superior to the Datsun go, offering airbags, power steering and ABS with EBD. The Alto offers nippy handling and decent build quality which makes it quite special in this segment.
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