I know this is a pointless reply to the OP but i thought I'd reply just incase it helps out someone looking for a similar car!!

I've got a Suzuki Celerio which I've had from new and its done nearly 1500 miles now!

It's a fantastic little/big car as although it's small on the outside, it's like a tardis on the inside.

I've driven a lot of cars over the years and the Celerio is a fantastic car which I'm over the moon with.

It's nippy around town, handles well with sharp steering and on the motorway it sits at 70 mph easily at just under 3000rpm without struggling.

The mpg is rising and is currently at 59.5 for which the vast majority of my daily driving is round the town.

The looks aren't to everyone's taste but i love them and i like having something different to everything else on the road!!

Edited by Nobby Clark on 10/08/2017 at 01:04

Speaking as someone who's family car for 3 years was a daihatsu sirion 1.0 (68bhp), I'd like to address a point often brought up in response to posts like this. The perceived lack of performance, particularly at motorway speeds. I took our daihatsu from N E Scotland to visit relatives in Wigan, then on to Coventry. There was only one point in the journey where the power wasn't enough to maintain the speed I wanted to go at, and that was coming North over the Beattock summit, which is very steep (also, I had been doing 80mph). So I'd have no qualms about the celerio, or C1/108/aygo in 1.0 forms as they all have the same 68bhp and don't weigh very much. The up/mii/citigo are a slightly different kettle of fish as the basic version has less power (60bhp) and more weight to carry. So I'd want a test drive on main roads before deciding.

If you do decide you need more power, the C1 and 108 are available with an 81bhp 1.2, and the higher spec versions of the up/mii/citigo are available with a 75bhp version of the 1.0 engine.