Difference between Suzuki Swift 05 and 07?

[g0ld]

Any notable difference between these two? The 05 version seems to have 4 pp more even though the specs are exactly the same, and I heard somewhere that the redline rpm on the 07 is higher.

 

[Delta795]

Not much, I've been testing both for league at 400pp, but the 07
will get 316hp max and 05 only get to 307.

As for how they run (again at 400pp) I have better luck with the 05.
But that's just my opinion.

 

[AerodyManiac]

Look at the side mirrors

 

[Turtle]

One is two years older than the other. But other than that I have no idea.

~Turtle

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[MSTER232]

Any notable difference between these two? The 05 version seems to have 4 pp more even though the specs are exactly the same, and I heard somewhere that the redline rpm on the 07 is higher.

No visual difference, maybe Suzuki barely changed anything between the two models or PD copy and pasted the car to cover the two models .

 

[pb5]

I go with the copy & paste idea just to make the numbers up.

Paul

 

[CarNut11]

The 07 revs higher, has up to 10bhp more when tuned and has a different interior.

The 05 has more torque, is 100cr. cheaper and is much better to drive in my opinion.

 

[MSTER232]

The 07 revs higher, has up to 10bhp more when tuned and has a different interior.

The 05 has more torque, is 100cr. cheaper and is much better to drive in my opinion.

Once I bought a Suzuki Swift '05 when I meant to buy a Suzuki Swift '07 for a FWD rally event that I signed up for on here. I had already finished 2 stages or so before the host noticed I was using the wrong model, so I had to do them all over again (ouch ). So then I bought an '07 model and I drove the same stages again and I got similar times to the '05 model. They are very similar in the way that they drive in my opinion.

And now that you mentioned that the '07 has higher rev speed, I don't think that they copied and pasted the cars any more. Well maybe they did, but then added minor modifications to make it drive more like the real thing.