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The dollar's doldrums against the Japanese Yen and a staid line-up of passenger cars has caused Suzuki some headaches in the past year. But a replacement for the beloved Swift, the Ignis, arrived late last year and the product pipeline is starting to flow again with a trickle of releases due in the next 12 months. We tested the manual GL hatch. The equipment level redeems the cost partially with standard dual airbags, airconditioning, power front windows and mirrors, height-adjustable seat and belt anchors, lumbar adjustment and roof rails. Ignis continues the trend towards greater practicality and one of its strengths is using the available space effectively.