The 2010 Suzuki SX4 SportBack has decent handling, but it's not the car to bring to the drag strip if you want to win anything — even if it is supposed to be the performance version of Suzuki's subcompact SX4 hatchback. The regular SX4 also comes as a sedan (including a non-performance trim level called — somewhat confusingly — the Sport).
If cars such as the Mini Cooper S and Mazda MX-5 Miata are the best examples of this type of small, fast, fun car, then the SX4 falls short. All in all, its handling is its best attribute, but even that isn't competitive with the best the segment has to offer.
The Inside
Though the SX4's interior was on par with the competition a few years ago,
Suzuki has since been leapfrogged. There are some highs: My test car's backlit
gauges and silver dashboard accents looked ...
2024 Subaru Outback - Blending Tradition with Innovation for the Modern Adventure
In an era where SUVs dominate the roads, the Subaru Outback remains a unique offering, continuing to provide all-weather and all-terrain capabilities that have endeared it to American adventurers fo ...
A Stereo of Note
As a longtime audio freak as well as a car reviewer, I know that speaker
counts, wattage claims and the term "premium stereo" mean nothing in the real
world. I like to highlight when an ...