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The Suzuki Chevrolet SWIFT 1.3 1.6 Manual Complet Spanish is a compact hatchback that was produced by a joint venture between Suzuki and Chevrolet in some South American markets. While it retained the Suzuki SWIFT nameplate, it featured styling and some components shared with Chevrolet models, reflecting the collaborative nature of the project. This model came equipped with a manual transmission and two engine options: a 1.3-liter and a 1.6-liter. The "Complet" trim level implied a higher level of equipment and features compared to base models, offering a more appealing package for buyers seeking a well-rounded city car. Despite the name "Suzuki Chevrolet," the SWIFT 1.3 1.6 Manual Complet Spanish was largely a rebadged Suzuki product in terms of its chassis, drivetrain, and interior design. It shared the same platform as other Suzuki SWIFT models of the era, offering familiar strengths like agile handling, a comfortable ride, and a spacious cabin for its size. This joint venture aimed to leverage the strengths of both Suzuki's expertise in compact cars and Chevrolet's brand recognition in South America. However, due to various market factors and changes in the automotive landscape, this specific model was eventually phased out, leaving behind a unique automotive relic that blends Japanese engineering with Chevrolet design cues.