suzuki

Suzuki’s Jimny is a car that is favoured across the globe, especially in mountainous regions and to be honest, doesn’t look much different now, than it has done since the second generation Jimny was launched in 1981.

The Suzuki Swift has been firm favourite on our roads for over a decade now – predominantly due to its affordability and reliability, this all-new model carries over all of what made the old car such a huge success.

Donnelly Group, Northern Ireland’s largest independent new and used vehicle retailer, has acquired SMW Suzuki in Belfast from the Agnew Group.

The Suzuki Ignis is a small car with a big personality – a more than funky crossover that finds itself at home in the city and a car that offers more space than you would think.

Mid last year we had the change to drive Suzuki’s crossover, the S-Cross and since then it has received a facelift making it much more attractive and better equipped.

The Suzuki Baleno is a car that many will have heard of from years gone by, in fact some time ago when I started driving, the Baleno model was quite popular with those who wanted an affordable, reasonably easy to insure, good looking warm hatch with the kind of reliability only Japanese cars could provide back then.

In this blog post our resident reporter Graham Curry went to Roadside Motors (at their site just outside Lurgan) and asked Paul Greenfield to give us a insight into the dealership…