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Italians tired of the Tricolore on a Fiat can now opt for some Japanese flavour. Suzuki has a limited edition version of its Swift supermini and it’s called Samurai Design. It’s purely a styling package, without any changes under the rounder edged skin of the current Swift, which is still yet to be introduced here.
Based on the five-door Swift, the Samurai Design consists of red paint and a Rising Sun flag on the roof. Like on the MINI, that same design is repeated wing mirror caps. A white stripe runs length of the car’s sides and there are special logos on the C pillar, which is blacked out here.
There’s no extra charge for the Samurai Design, so it’s first come first serve. More pics after the jump.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments are predominantly negative, criticizing the limited edition 'Samurai Design' Suzuki Swift as unappealing and culturally insensitive, especially regarding the use of Japanese flags and war-related symbols. Many believe the design will not sell well in certain markets like Italy, China, or Korea, and some find it offensive or poorly thought-out. There are a few opinions appreciating the effort to be creative, but overall, the sentiment leans toward disapproval of the design and marketing strategy.