Cheap Suzuki cars under £1,000
With a budget of £1,000 you can grab a great bargain. Most of the cars advertised on our site are heavily reduced in price and come with a free history check ...
3 Suzuki cars under £1,000, 3 reduced in price
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Suzuki Grand Vitara 1.6 VVT + SUV 3dr Petrol Manual 4WD Euro 4 (106 ps)
2007 | 119,558 miles | SUV | 1586 | petrol | manual | 3 doors
Options include air con, air conditioning, petrol, manual...eee
£695
Was £795 Save £100
Suzuki Alto GL
2002 | 16,300 miles | Hatchback | 993 | petrol | manual | 3 doors
Options include pas, radio, electric windows, manual, 1 owner, low mileage, service history, mot, black, 1 owner from new...eee
3 cars under £1,000
£800
Suzuki Swift 1.3 SZ3 Hatchback 3dr Petrol Manual (140 g/km, 91 bhp)
2010 | 102,000 miles | Hatchback | 1328 | petrol | manual | 3 doors
With We have much more to tell you about this car so please feel free to call us for more details...eee
£795
Was £995 Save £200
Suzuki Grand Vitara 1.6 VVT + SUV 3dr Petrol Manual 4WD Euro 4 (106 ps)
2007 | 119,558 miles | SUV | 1586 | petrol | manual | 3 doors
Includes air conditioning, petrol, air con, manual...eee
£695
Was £795 Save £100
Suzuki Alto GL
2002 | 16,300 miles | Hatchback | 993 | petrol | manual | 3 doors
Comes with electric windows, pas, low mileage, 1 owner from new, radio, 1 owner, manual, service history, black, mot...eee
We currently have 3 Suzuki cars available across the UK priced under £1000.
The cars we would recommend for under a grand are the Vauxhall Corsa, the Ford Focus and the Honda Civic. You can find some really great examples advertised across the site all for under £1,000. The great thing with these cars is that they're not only great to drive but they're reliable and remarkably cheap to run. Make sure you take a good look at the array of cars under £1,000 and remember you can narrow down your search to location using the form at the top of the page.
Good to know: At this price range the depreciation on cars is pretty much non-existent. Therefore, even if you decide to sell the car after a year then there's a good chance you'll get most of your money back!
