Thanks for recommending the Suzuki Splash as a replacement for my Ford Fiesta.
Just thought I'd drop you a line to say thank you for recommending the Suzuki Splash. My husband always reads your column and when it was time to change my beloved Fiesta we looked at the new Fiesta and new Ka, which I didn't feel comfortable in. He then suggested the Splash as you have recommended them and I am now the delighted owner of one which is about five months old. We bought secondhand from a Suzuki garage in Sittingbourne. Love it.
Asked on 14 October 2010 by SH, Maidstone
Answered by
Honest John
I'm very pleased about that. With their small size, high seats and quick, fully folding rear seats the Splash and sister Vauxhall Agila are the perfect solution for a lot of people.
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