This comprehensive workshop manual provides detailed technical information for repairing and maintaining your 1989 Suzuki Swift GTi. It is a detailed resource, similar to the factory shop manual, offering in-depth guidance for every aspect of your vehicle. This manual covers a wide range of topics, including lubrication and maintenance procedures, suspension and brake systems, cooling and electrical systems, engine and fuel systems, exhaust and transmission systems, heating and air conditioning, emission control systems, bodywork, and wiring diagrams. With extensive illustrations and diagrams, this manual offers clear and concise instructions to ensure accurate and efficient repairs.

The Suzuki Swift GTi, a sporty hot hatch produced from 1989 to 1991, was a compact performance car that aimed to provide driving thrills in a small package. Built on the first-generation Swift platform, the GTi boasted a 1.3-liter, 8-valve, naturally-aspirated four-cylinder engine, producing 92 horsepower. This was a substantial increase over the standard Swift's power output, making the GTi a surprisingly quick and engaging car for its size. The GTi also featured a number of performance upgrades, including a modified suspension, larger brakes, and a sportier interior. These additions combined to make it a driver's car, offering a rewarding driving experience that was both fun and practical. Despite its performance, the Swift GTi was still a compact car, making it easy to maneuver and park in urban environments. It offered comfortable seating for four occupants and a relatively spacious trunk for its size. The GTi was well-regarded for its reliability, making it a popular choice for enthusiasts and daily drivers alike. However, the Swift GTi's production run was relatively short, with only 1,500 units produced for the Japanese domestic market. This rarity, coupled with its performance and character, has made the Swift GTi a sought-after classic amongst car enthusiasts. The Suzuki Swift GTi's legacy lives on as a testament to the brand's ability to create fun, affordable, and capable performance cars in the small car segment.