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“I bought my Suzuki Cappuccino in october 2007! and...”

★★★★★

written by SweetCappo69 on 26/04/2009

I bought my Suzuki Cappuccino in october 2007! and have never looked back!! i absolutely am in love with it!! unfortunately due to being a half work half fun car things were bound to take a turn! just over a year after owning it i notice my head gasket on its way out, this caused stuttering "hunting" and running hot with a cold heater!! bad times indeed! i should have her back by the end of next week with a new reconned engine (which surprisingly i didnt really find hard to find) and i cannot wait to have her back and turboing up the roads again!
it is an absolute joy, and like so many others i cannot wait for it to become a "classic" so i can take her to shows and other things!!
and probably like many other people once you have one you cannot bear to part with it, and so i think my little cappo which is aptly named cappo will be part of my life forever :) (well until we're flying cars instead)
thanks for you time, mandi! x

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“Had ours from new in 1994 and enjoyed EVERY fun filled...”

★★★★★

written by revdavidc on 15/03/2009

Had ours from new in 1994 and enjoyed EVERY fun filled " go-cart" -like mile in it.
She is called "SUZI" and we will spend ANYTHING to keep her up and running and beautiful. Only done 35,000 miles and is cossetted in a cozy garage , but we DO use her weekends and "runs" and can't wait for her to be elderly enough to be called "classic" and do classic car rallies. The most fun per mile and per gallon you can have.

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“This little Suzuki Cappuccino sports car is a great...”

★★★★★

written by djslaviero on 20/07/2004

This little Suzuki Cappuccino sports car is a great thing to buzz around town and on long drives anywhere. surprisingly, it has enough performance to embarrass most other cars as they get caught unawares by its unassuming, almost "cute" exterior. the engines' ability to rev to 8500rpm and the well spaced transmission ratios help it off the mark quickly to a claimed 8-10 seconds. (although because you are so low to the ground, it feels faster than this). the handling ability quickly outweighs any power disadvantage that the car has, as it can tackle corners with an ease that few cars in its class/price range can match or hope to keep up with.

The only real problem i have had with the car is that the transmission does have a tendancy to not shift into second gear very well when cold and sometimes will not downshift from third to second, although i have been informed that using Castrol Syntrax Universal gear oil in the transmission will alliviate this problem somewhat.

otherwise, this car is extremely fun to drive and certainly turns heads, especially in Australia where there isn't many of these cars around. do not buy this car if you don't want to get noticed. :)

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“I have had my Suzuki Cappuccino for 6 months now and...”

★★★★★

written by garethmiller on 20/11/2003

I have had my Suzuki Cappuccino for 6 months now and it is an absolute joy to drive in town and on country roads. Front engine rear wheel drive with 50:50 weight distribution makes for a fantastic ride. Tiny engine is economical but turbo'd to perform way over expectations (0-60 in 8.5 in untuned versions). Ten years old and it still turns heads - I've only ever seen one other on the road. Although it is tiny to look at, it's surprisingly spacious (I am 6 ft and 14 stone and fit in fine). The only real downside is that the roof stows away in the boot so nothing else fits in with the top down. But it's a sports car - if you want practicality get a Volvo! Unless you can get something very special in the same price band, go for this!

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“I owned a Suzuki Capuccino as my only car for 8...”

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written by Wads. on 07/04/2003

I owned a Suzuki Capuccino as my only car for 8 years...... it was one of the funnest cars I have ever had the pleasure of driving!.

Although the small engine only puts out 63bhp its enough to give this lightweight car plenty of go..... I could keep up with and sometimes beat Mazda MX5s!. The rear wheel drive and fantastic steering feedback make the Cappuccino a joy to drive at the limit..... on twisty country roads it could keep up with much faster cars, only losing ground on long straights.

The boot is only large enough to store the three removeable roof panels so it won't suit anyone needing to transport furniture (buy a Volvo!). Talking of the roof this is one of the Cappuccinos most ingenious features..... the three panels allow you to run the car as a closed coupe, a T-bar, Targa or full convertible.

The Cappuccino is also cheap to run as it does an average of 36mpg (50mpg on a long motorway run) and qualifies for the cheapest road tax rate due to its miniture engine.

Overall a superb little car that I'd recomend to anyone looking for something fun and out of the ordinary!

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108517_Kt.'s Response to 86854_Wads.'s Review

Written on: 18/06/2003

Extremely accurate, Whilst the car lives up to all expectations performance wise, The lack of boot space is a drawback.
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<br>That is why its an ideal car for the husband to buy his wife.Once she had the roof down she can't fit in any shopping in.

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Slowlands's Response to 86854_Wads.'s Review

Written on: 12/08/2003

Spot on.
<br>I owned one for 18 months (wife wrote it off,(and almost herself), no good on ice, easily bent).
<br>Even better once speed limiter disabled, just watch out for front end lift at higher speeds (100 mph +). Yes it will do it with ease.
<br>An overall Fantastic little car. 10+

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