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Old 9th July 2013, 21:47   #1921
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Swift Sport sure had me gasping for breath
How did you find this? Have they kept it for display purposes?
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Old 9th July 2013, 22:08   #1922
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No its sold in Dubai buddy. Hope it lands up there.
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Swift Sport sure had me gasping for breath
I really want those lights. But I am afraid they would cost a bomb. Any idea where to get a set from?
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Had my eyes on the set but you don't get it in Dubai just yet, as the car is newly launched. Try UK.
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I really want those lights. But I am afraid they would cost a bomb. Any idea where to get a set from?
I've seen genuine swift sport headlights for sale on ebay international, but its very expensive (for a set of lights)!!
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I've seen genuine swift sport headlights for sale on ebay international, but its very expensive (for a set of lights)!!
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2011-2012-...item3f1301ea1d
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Old 12th July 2013, 21:16   #1927
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Suzuki has just given a mild makeover to the Swift in UK.

While the looks of the car didn’t change, the fog lamp enclosure now gets LED daytime running lights. And the car gets a new alloy wheel pattern.
It’s only a matter of time before the Indian Maruti Swift gets updated with this feature !

http://www.onenewspage.us/n/Automoti...-in-the-UK.htm
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[quote=karan561;3173449]Swift 4x4 launched and will go on sale for UK market next month

Attachment 1107769

Is it possible to get the fender protection cladding in India as shown in this pic. I have seen it on UK suzuki website in the accessory list.
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Hi. Didn't know where to post but since this is a thread which owners of Swift visit, I thought I'll ask here.

I am considering purchase of a 7 year old Swift ZXi (odometer approx 40000). If the car is well maintained, is it ok to get such an old vehicle? Is the petrol Swift engine reliable to last another 4-5 years? or should I go for an i10 which is 4 years old?
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Hi. Didn't know where to post but since this is a thread which owners of Swift visit, I thought I'll ask here.

I am considering purchase of a 7 year old Swift ZXi (odometer approx 40000). If the car is well maintained, is it ok to get such an old vehicle? Is the petrol Swift engine reliable to last another 4-5 years? or should I go for an i10 which is 4 years old?
Hi Sudheer

Thats a really low mileage car!

1. Are you buying from a dealer or an individual?
2. What is the price quoted?
3. Have you checked the service record?

Buying this Swift should be fine if you have done all your research and everything with the car checks out. The engine shouldn't be a problem if the car has been properly maintained/serviced over the past 7 years. Go to a Maruti showroom to check on the service history and mileage of the vehicle. Also, check the tires. If they are stock, they will need to be replaced.

According to me, the i10 is a completely different segment (others might disagree).

I suggest you ask the questions on the thread below and you might get a more informed response.

http://www.team-bhp.com/forum/indian...hread-516.html

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Old 18th July 2013, 17:05   #1931
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Hi Sudheer

Thats a really low mileage car!

1. Are you buying from a dealer or an individual?
2. What is the price quoted?
3. Have you checked the service record?

Buying this Swift should be fine if you have done all your research and everything with the car checks out. The engine shouldn't be a problem if the car has been properly maintained/serviced over the past 7 years. Go to a Maruti showroom to check on the service history and mileage of the vehicle. Also, check the tires. If they are stock, they will need to be replaced.

According to me, the i10 is a completely different segment (others might disagree).

I suggest you ask the questions on the thread below and you might get a more informed response.

http://www.team-bhp.com/forum/indian...hread-516.html

Cheers
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Thanks for the response, Shome! I agree i10 is a different league car but if I have to buy a newer car at the same budget I have to step a league down

Price quoted is around 3 lakhs. Yet to check the details. Will keep in mind all the check points in this forum.
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Old 19th July 2013, 23:54   #1932
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Fellow bhpian Speed.Demon sent me this pic found in one of the modder's page in fb. Don't know much details. It looks cool IMO. Any ideas where I can find some thing like this?
Review: 2nd-gen Maruti Swift (2011 - 2017)-unknown.jpg
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Old 31st July 2013, 15:59   #1933
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My swift has completed 20k in 14 months of ownership. Did the 20k service at MSM at the cost of Rs 6200 with mineral oil. Wheel alignment, balancing and rotation was not included. Synthetic was recommended by the SA for another Rs 2000 but I put my foot down. Comparing the 14 months of swift ownership with 14 months of my earlier Manza, I would say that Maruti scores on
a) Niggle free ownership. With Manza every service there were minor niggles that I had to take to T.A.S.S and coming home not rectified fully
b) Service experience- Quicker. Gave the car at 11:30 AM and picked up at 5:30 PM. I had to wait for 2 days to get my Manza serviced everytime from VST.

Mileage is around 15 kmpl in city and 18 on the highways with a/c always on. Incidentally mileage on Manza's MID matched with more with actual while the Swift's MID is way off. Manza scored on the comfort, space, ride quality and shorter 3rd gear while Swift pick up, handling, clutch, gear shifts and FTD are just not there on the Manza.

Though the service interval for oil change with mineral is also 10k similar to synthetic, I am bit confused on whether I should change earlier and if yes what is the right interval with mineral. MSM has put shell mineral on the car.
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Old 9th August 2013, 23:58   #1934
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Swifters who are in dilemma of petrol vs diesel, the below link may be helpful for you
http://madpages.github.io/real-car-cost/
This happened when an IT guy started hunt for a car
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Fellow bhpian Speed.Demon sent me this pic found in one of the modder's page in fb. Don't know much details. It looks cool IMO. Any ideas where I can find some thing like this?
See Retro Rides on FB page, they have such aftermarket head lamp with projectors, DRL fitments.
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