The box-shaped Suzuki Ignis may look like an oddball car, but it has a slice of the new-car market almost to itself.

The high-riding hatchback has the driving position of an SUV, and a slightly taller ground clearance than most cars; however, it’s still more at home in the city.

Bumper-to-bumper, the Suzuki Ignis is one of the smallest vehicles on sale in Australia. Others include the Kia Picanto and Mitsubishi Mirage.

The Suzuki Ignis aims to appeal to buyers who have a sense of adventure – or who want to create the perception of being able to escape the city, even if they’re stuck in gridlock with the rest of us.

In reality, the extra ground clearance is likely to be more helpful negotiating a speed bump or a concrete kerb than attempting to get off the beaten track.
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