Suzuki Car Reviews
Starting out life producing looms in 1909, Suzuki turned its attention to automobiles in 1937. Though some prototypes were built, World War II interrupted auto production. After the war Suzuki began building motorcycles and in 1955 Suzuki finally produced its first production passenger car - the Suzulight. The Suzulight was Japan's first lightweight car included features like front wheel drive, four-wheel independent suspension and rack-and-pinion steering - features that wouldn't become common for decades.
Recent Suzuki Reviews
2011 Suzuki Kizashi SE AWD Review
It’s been a long time since Suzuki build a car that was not only worth talking about, but worth remembering. The Kizashi is that car.
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It’s been a long time since Suzuki build a car that was not only worth talking about, but worth remembering. The Kizashi is that car.
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2010 Suzuki Kizashi: First Drive
Suzuki knows that if it is ever going to succeed in the North American market it needs a real mid-sized sedan. The handsome and sporty Kizashi is a good start.
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Suzuki knows that if it is ever going to succeed in the North American market it needs a real mid-sized sedan. The handsome and sporty Kizashi is a good start.
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2009 Suzuki SX4 Crossover
With all the functionality of a Vibe or Matrix, along with AWD and a standard GPS system, the SX4 Crossover is just a fraction of the price of its competitors, making it a serious bargain.
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With all the functionality of a Vibe or Matrix, along with AWD and a standard GPS system, the SX4 Crossover is just a fraction of the price of its competitors, making it a serious bargain.
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2009 Suzuki Grand Vitara Review This SUV is no dinosaur
Top 10 Strangest Rebadged Vehicles
Sometimes automakers have holes in their line-up bigger than Van Halen did in 1985. Due to a lack of time, resources or manufacturing facilities, the company looks for a quick fix. The solution? Grab a vehicle from another company that fills the void and rebrand it as their own. But like Wade Boggs in a... more
Sometimes automakers have holes in their line-up bigger than Van Halen did in 1985. Due to a lack of time, resources or manufacturing facilities, the company looks for a quick fix. The solution? Grab a vehicle from another company that fills the void and rebrand it as their own. But like Wade Boggs in a... more
Top Suzuki Dealer in US Switches to Subaru
Suzuki of Wichita is switching brands rather than shutting down in light of the Japanese brand pulling out of the U.S. market. The dealership is undergoing $700,000 in improvements to meet Subaru standards, but owner Scott Pitman says the dealership philosophy will remain the same. Specifically, that means salespeople will remain salaried rather than being... more
Suzuki of Wichita is switching brands rather than shutting down in light of the Japanese brand pulling out of the U.S. market. The dealership is undergoing $700,000 in improvements to meet Subaru standards, but owner Scott Pitman says the dealership philosophy will remain the same. Specifically, that means salespeople will remain salaried rather than being... more
Suzuki Announces End of Automobile Sales in Canada
Suzuki Canada Inc. (SCI) has announced that it will realign its business operations in order to focus on long-term growth for its Motorcycle, ATV, and Marine Divisions, resulting in transitioning out of the automobile business in Canada. This doesn’t come as a huge surprise considering the Japanese automaker had already filed Chapter 11 in America.... more
Suzuki Canada Inc. (SCI) has announced that it will realign its business operations in order to focus on long-term growth for its Motorcycle, ATV, and Marine Divisions, resulting in transitioning out of the automobile business in Canada. This doesn’t come as a huge surprise considering the Japanese automaker had already filed Chapter 11 in America.... more
Suzuki Small Crossover Teased Before Geneva Show
Suzuki announced its exit from the U.S. market late last year, but the brand’s cars are still selling in other countries – the latest of which it is teasing ahead of the upcoming Geneva Motor Show. A C-segment crossover, the car Suzuki is teasing will be a production evolution on the S-Cross concept it brought... more
Suzuki announced its exit from the U.S. market late last year, but the brand’s cars are still selling in other countries – the latest of which it is teasing ahead of the upcoming Geneva Motor Show. A C-segment crossover, the car Suzuki is teasing will be a production evolution on the S-Cross concept it brought... more
Suzuki Goes WagonR Crazy: 2013 Tokyo Auto Salon
Suzuki may no longer exist in America, but the Japanese automaker is still performing just fine in its home country. The Suzuki Wagon R was first introduced in Japan back in 1993 and has been the best-selling kei car in Japan since 2003. So it’s no surprise that the Japanese automaker made its funky, boxy... more
Suzuki may no longer exist in America, but the Japanese automaker is still performing just fine in its home country. The Suzuki Wagon R was first introduced in Japan back in 1993 and has been the best-selling kei car in Japan since 2003. So it’s no surprise that the Japanese automaker made its funky, boxy... more
Top 10 Worst Selling Vehicles of 2012
After checking out the top 10 best selling vehicles of last year, it’s now time to take a look at the worst performers on dealerships lots. It isn’t a huge surprise to see the Volvo C30 on the list at 10th place, considering the Swedish automaker decided to give the vehicle the axe at the... more
After checking out the top 10 best selling vehicles of last year, it’s now time to take a look at the worst performers on dealerships lots. It isn’t a huge surprise to see the Volvo C30 on the list at 10th place, considering the Swedish automaker decided to give the vehicle the axe at the... more
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