Suzuki Ignis Colours | Free & Paid Options

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Colour guide

Pearl - Flame orange Free

Metallic - Speedy blue £515

Choosing Speedy blue will help ensure that you never lose your car in a parking lot. It certainly has a vibrant hue that brings out the funky nature of this little SUV. It should require less cleaning than lighter hues, and blue is always a popular colour on the used car market as well.

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Pearl Metallic - Burning red £515

Pearl Metallic - Pure white £515

Pearl Metallic - Super black £515

Pearl Metallic - Tough khaki £515

Two tone Pearl/metallic paint - Burning red/Black £700

Two tone Pearl/metallic paint - Caravan ivory pearl/Black £700

Caravan ivory can be best described as a champagne colour with a dash of silver. The two tone black roof blends in nicely here, giving the Ignis an upmarket look. It is a light colour, so be prepared to get the hosepipe out regularly if you want to keep that bodywork looking shiny.

Two tone Pearl/metallic paint - Flame orange/Black £700

Two tone Pearl/metallic paint - Pure white pearl/Black £700

If you like the Pure white pearl colour but want a bit more visual flair, then this two tone white/black option may be just the thing. Only the roof is black, so you’ll still have to give the car a regular wash to keep the lower sections looking shiny and free from dirt.

Two tone Pearl/metallic paint - Tough Khaki pearl/Black £700

The Tough Khaki pearl colour already suits the ruggedly styled Ignis, and the contrasting black roof is a nice touch. The car is low enough so that you don’t have to be a beanpole to notice the roof’s colour difference.