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As the auto experts at TheCarConnection.com put together this comprehensive review regarding the 2008 Suzuki Forenza, they combed through the Web’s best review sources. And to help make sure the information is useful and up-to-date, TheCarConnection.com’s editors included their own driving impressions.
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| Road Test |
The 2008 Suzuki Forenza, built by Daewoo in South Korea, is a small, inexpensive sedan and roomy wagon that were first sold in the U.S. as the Daewoo Nubira, but later updated and sold under the Suzuki brand. For 2008, the Forenza is basically a carryover with only minor changes.
The Forenza’s shape was originally styled by the design house Pininfarina. The design is still quite clean and attractive, and wagons have bright roof rails as a functional accent. The interior follows a nice, basic design, but it uses a hodgepodge of mismatched surfaces and hard plastics. Seating is a high point for the 2008 Suzuki Forenza, though. In front, the seats are among the better ones in this especially low-priced car class, and in back there’s just adequate legroom for average adults, though headroom might be tight. With the seats folded forward in the wagon, an already impressive 24.4 cubic feet can be expanded to 61.8 cubic feet.
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| Positive Points |
- -Long standard feature list
- -Spacious interior
- -Available Bluetooth on such an inexpensive car
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| Negative Points |
- -Dated design
- -Uninspiring handling
- -Interior materials and surfaces
- -Poor fuel economy
- -Safety concerns
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