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What is it?

The General Motors end of the joint effort with Suzuki to come up with a replacement for the old Agila and Wagon R. Suzuki have taken the lead on the engineering, basing this all-new model on a cut down Swift platform, while GM have been responsible for the design work for both models. Although teams conducted devlopment in both Japan and Europe, the end product is being sold in Europe only.

What’s it like?

A whole lot more desirable than the old car. ...Read the full article

Looks cute from some angles and like a shopping trolly from others. 1.3 diesel will be the one to go for if you're after some nippiness. Tata now set the pace for this sector so I hope GM and Suzuki have a short life-cycle on this product as it's going to look overpriced in a few years time as the Nano's price ripples through the industry worldwide.   

my vauxhall agila ,recalled after 1 week for airbag .still waiting after replacement 3 weeks later,nobody can sit in passenger seat .vauxhall has launched a new car ,and cannot get spare parts

For me, the pricing just doesn't make sense on these cars. You can get a decent spec Fiesta, Mazda2, Corsa etc for similar money, especially if you shop around and get the usual discount.