Suzuki News

Customers opting for a diesel powered Suzuki Grand Vitara have until now been restricted in their choice to the larger 5-door bodystyle, but a new 3-door model joins the range from April, priced at a competitive £14,999 on-the-road.

Suzuki GB has been presented with the Manufacturer of the Year title in the prestigious AM Awards 2007. The accolade from one of Europe’s leading automotive trade titles is a ringing endorsement of Suzuki’s strategy of delivering products with strong customer appeal at competitive prices.

Suzuki GB has announced the winners in its annual Guild of Technicians and Aftersales Advisors Awards.

For the first time ever, Suzuki is running in third place in the Japanese domestic market behind Toyota and Nissan, outselling Honda in the process.

When all the talk about fuel cells centres on their application within the automobile, it may come as a surprise to learn that Suzuki is applying the technology in the powered wheelchair market.

The eye-catching good looks and European-inspired driving dynamics of Suzuki’s Swift form the perfect basis for a higher performance derivative. That potential has now been realised with the launch of the new flagship model, the Swift Sport 3-door hatchback, which offers an exciting driving experience in a highly practical and stylish package.

The flagship model of the new Swift range, the European specification Swift Sport based on the 3-door Swift, will have its launch at the Paris Motor Show. It is produced at Magyar Suzuki Corporation in Hungary and sales will start in the autumn.

The introduction of two new Suzuki SX4 derivatives this month completes the line-up of a 5-door hatchback range that blends elements of both sporty compacts and lightweight SUVs to create a distinctive compact car alternative.

Suzuki is introducing an attractive finance offer on its Grand Vitara 1.6 3-door models. Offering low cost entry into the attractive SUV range, the 4.9 % APR PCP scheme requires an initial deposit of £4,208 (£4,400 for VVT+) followed by 36 monthly payments of just £136 (£144 for VVT+).

Customers of the all-new Suzuki Grand Vitara – launched three months ago – now have the option of diesel power in the shape of the 1.9 DDiS 5-door model with manual transmission. At £16,999 on-the-road, it is as much as £2,750 less expensive than its similarly sized, Japanese four-wheel drive competitors.