The Suzuki Splash was developed as a successor to the Suzuki Wagon R+ and shares a platform with the Suzuki Swift. It was developed as a small, economical car with a significantly low price tag. It however did not connect well with buyers and it was discontinued in 2014. The Suzuki Splash has an impressive design. It’s spacious and has elegant finishes on the inside. It offers plenty of legroom and headroom even for tall passengers. The cabin feels airy thanks to its tall body and well-arranged dials on the dashboard. Most of the cabin has elegant finishes including the seats which are quite comfortable and offer a good driving position. Despite its small size, the Splash has ample cabin and boot storage.  There are various storages around the cabin including door panels, and seat pockets. The rear seats fold forward to create more…