Our Fleet Test Drive: Suzuki S-Cross: 4th report
Date:
25 March 2015
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Author: Tony Rock
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| Equipment: | 6 airbags, Bluetooth, aux in and USB input, DAB, heated seats, hill hold, space-saver tyre, cruise control with speed limiter, dual-zone aircon, LED daytime running lights, 17-inch alloys | | | Options: | Metallic paint (£430) | |
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The S-cross is equipped with panoramic sunroof, and now that spring's here I'll start making full use of it.
Winter didn't inspire me to slide back the sun shade - the morning and evening rush hours were murky and miserable, so what's the point? - but with the commutes at both ends of the day being undertaken beneath a brighter sky that's making for a brighter disposition, the sun roof will be invited to let the outside in.
There are various states of openness achieved by using the switch/button in the roof. You can angle the glass at the front to let in a little air [4], slide the glass roof back until it's half open, or slide it until it's fully open [6] (or stop at any point in between to suit your tastes).
I can't wait to start using it. Now, what about that warm sunshine?
Suzuki SX4 S-cross 1.6 DDiS Allgrip SZ5
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| Mileage 12,309 |
| P11D price £23,494 |
| Forecast/actual cost per mile 51.9p/52.4p |
| Our average consumption 51.4mpg |
| Official combined consumption 64.2mpg |
Verdict
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- Keyless entry (for the boot too) and start
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- Hill hold disable warning light keeps coming on
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