Suzuki Celerio cars

About the Suzuki Celerio

The Suzuki Celerio first arrived on our shores in 2014 to rival the likes of the Dacia Sandero and Vauxhall Viva.  

One of its main drawing points is the Celerio’s price, which undercuts many of its rivals, and the fact that when new, it was the second-cheapest new car you could buy in Britain.  

Despite its price, however, the Celerio offers high levels of practicality, great fuel economy and low overall running costs. 

If you’re looking for a no-nonsense first car or something simple to get you from A to B, then why not consider the smallest Suzuki car ever sold in the UK? 

Is the Suzuki Celerio reliable?

When it comes to reliability, you should be fine with the Suzuki Celerio because it consistently ranks well among recognised consumer surveys. It helps that Suzuki has a great history at making strong and reliable cars too. 

In addition to this, don’t forget that when you buy a used car from us you get a free 90-day warranty. Within 100 days of your purchase, you can also opt into cinchCare, to ensure the longevity of your vehicle.  

In terms of safety, the Celerio offers six airbags, electronic stability control (ESC), tyre pressure monitors, and Isofix child seat mounts in the rear.  

What are the Suzuki Celerio features?

The Suzuki Celerio’s interior can be reflected in its incredible affordable price. Suzuki has made sure to keep the cabin looking simple and clean by offering just the essentials you need when driving. 

There are two different trim levels on offer, and each comes with two-speakers, a DAB radio, Bluetooth, USB connectivity, and a CD player. 

With this being a city car, it's unlikely you’ll need any of the fancy gizmos you might find on higher-end vehicles that tend to cover longer distances.  

The boot is impressively sized on the Celerio, however, measuring in at 254 litres, meaning it’s bigger than that found in the Volkswagen Up!, Skoda Citigo, Seat Mii, and Hyundai i10. 

There’s also plenty of space for four people in the Celerio – something that some city cars struggle with. 

What is the Suzuki Celerio like to drive?

There are two engine options available for the Suzuki Celerio, starting with a 1.0-litre petrol engine that produces 65hp and is ideal for around town, returning up to 65.7mpg. 

Some models come with the slightly more powerful Dualjet version, which produces 68hp and less C02 per kilometre compared to the less powerful engine.  

When it comes to driving, the Celerio is very easy to manoeuvre around town and is easy to park, thanks to its boxy shape and good overall visibility.