We use cookies on whatcar.com to improve your browsing experience and to provide you with relevant content and advertising, by continuing to use our site you agree to this. Please see our privacy policy for more details. Continue
Suzuki and Vauxhall will show off their Splash and new Agila superminis at this autumn's Frankfurt motor show – although you'll be hard pushed to tell the difference between the two.
The current Suzuki Wagon R+ and Vauxhall Agila are identical cars but Suzuki claims its Splash is not a successor for any specific model. Instead, it's a new concept to satisfy European customers.
Beyond the marketing hype, both superminis will be available with either two petrol engines or a diesel. Petrol power takes the form of a 64bhp 1.0-litre or 85bhp 1.2-litre, while the diesel is a 74bhp 1.3-litre. Both manufacturers say performance figures will be released closer to the car's launch here next spring.
Vauxhall says the Agila will come with four airbags as standard, with the electronic stability control available as an option. Hats off then to Suzuki because the Splash features six airbags and ESP as standard.
Our reviews are based on hard data and thorough testing in the real world.
Up to the minute news from around the globe
Advertisement
What Car?
is brought to you by
Haymarket Consumer Media