In our preferred 1.4-litre guise, the Suzuki S-Cross is more expensive than its rivals but is also gutsy, efficient and well-equipped enough to still be appealing. It’s a shame that the infotainment system is so slow and the interior materials are uninspiring. If you do buy an S-Cross, we recommend sticking with the entry-level engine with the cheapest trim (Motion).
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