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The Suzuki Baleno is the largest of the small cars that Suzuki offers and is an impressive option for a functional and spacious compact model. Launched in 2015, the Baleno provides five seats in a comfortable cabin and a spacious 355-litre boot. It’s roomier than its competitors, like the Vauxhall Corsa, so can make a practical family car. It's easy to drive and rated as reliable, as well.

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Suzuki Baleno
1.2 Dualjet SZ3 5dr
Vehicle Year, 2017
Mileage, 47,404 miles
Fuel Type, Petrol
Transmission Type, Manual
Full price.£7,100Price per month. hp. £131
Suzuki Baleno
1.0 Boosterjet SZ5 5dr
Vehicle Year, 2017
Mileage, 39,414 miles
Fuel Type, Petrol
Transmission Type, Manual
Full price.£8,350Price per month. hp. £164
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Suzuki Baleno Buying Guide

About the Suzuki Baleno

The Suzuki Baleno is a top-quality hatchback and has the edge on its competitors in many areas.

On the road, it’s great for navigating around town, and is also affordable to run.

It’s a sleek and elegant-looking car, and provides a more functional option to the popular Suzuki Swift. It helps that everything feels high-quality and durable too, including the interior styling.

There are a few models available in the Suzuki Baleno range and each one comes well-equipped. Even the standard-level models have everything you’d need for day-to-day life, and will take on your commute with no issues.

The Suzuki Baleno has since been discontinued by Suzuki, so you’ll have to find a quality used model to experience it for yourself. Let us know if you need help with that...

Is the Suzuki Baleno reliable?

The Suzuki Baleno is considered a reliable car, with Suzuki itself regarded as one of the most reliable manufacturers out there.

You can tell from the offset that it’s well built – each part of the Baleno feels solid and high-quality, and will have no issues standing up to wear and tear.

The Baleno also received a respectable four-star safety rating from Euro NCAP on its last test when tested with the safety pack, so you know you can count on this car to keep you secure.

There’s a range of safety kit available across the range, including ISOFIX child seat points, hill hold assist, rear parking sensors, and a handy seat belt reminder. The safety tech available will differ on the model you choose, but you’ll always get the standard stuff no matter the model you pick.

What are the Suzuki Baleno features?

The Suzuki Baleno is available in a few trim options, so the model you pick will come with its own offering of features. Even the standard models have everything you need for everyday use – it's well rounded and practical in all its forms.

The Baleno SZ3 is the base model, and offers features like front electric windows, Bluetooth connectivity and air conditioning.

The Baleno SZ-T is your mid-range choice, and gets a bit more kit than the standard. You can expect extras like reversing cameras, built-in navigation, and a handy seven-inch touchscreen infotainment system.

The range-topper is the Baleno SZ5 model. This one provides a safety kit upgrade, automatic climate control, rear electric windows and a four-inch colour trip display.

What's the Suzuki Baleno like to drive?

Driving the Suzuki Baleno is a great experience – it doesn’t matter which model you pick. This isn't a car that was built for high speeds and flying off the line, but it has perfected a comfortable and easy drive that will feel great on the daily commute.

You’ll get a choice of two engines – a 1.2-litre with options for mild-hybrid power, and a 1.0-litre with added Boosterjet technology.

The 1.2-litre can offer 70.6mpg with the added hybrid tech, so it’s worth going for if you want real efficiency.

Both engines offer a good amount of power for a lively drive that won't hold you back. You can expect 90hp from the 1.2-litre, and 111hp from the 1.0-litre.

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FAQs

Is the Suzuki Baleno a good car?

The Suzuki Baleno is a great car for something functional and practical that you’ll still enjoy on a daily basis. It’s a great alternative to other small models that don’t offer quite as much space, and the engine choices are very efficient.

The Baleno has since been taken off the Suzuki production line, so it’s a good idea to keep an eye out for a quality used model so you can experience it for yourself.

Has the Suzuki Baleno been discontinued?

The Suzuki Baleno has been discontinued, as Suzuki’s most-popular models have taken priority. You can still experience this brilliant little hatchback for yourself by scoring a high-quality used model.

Is the Suzuki Baleno bigger than the Swift?

The Suzuki Baleno is bigger than the Swift, and feels much more spacious inside. You’ll get a 355-litre boot in the Baleno and 265 litres in the Swift, so that’s much more storage from the get-go.

Both the Baleno and Swift are available with five-seats, but the legroom and overall space in the Baleno is definitely greater.

If you want a bigger option, go for the Baleno.

How much is the Suzuki Baleno?

The cost of the Suzuki Baleno will depend on the model you choose, as prices vary with the models. Figure will change depending on what we have in stock, and any special offers.

All of our Suzuki Baleno models are also available for financing.