Make: Suzuki Remove

Japanese crossover goes up a size class.


Suzuki may be gone from the North American market – the US courts having recently approved its Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing – but it’s still going strong in other markets.

The Japanese automaker has unveiled its new SX4 ((which stands for Suzuki Crossover 4WD) at the Geneva show. With the outgoing SX4 (jointly produced with Fiat as the Sedici) nearing the end of the road, the new model is closely based on the S-Cross concep

Suzuki has just revealed two special edition Swifts, one based on the Sport, called teh SZ-R, while the other is based on the regular Swift. The Japanese manufacturer has not revealed any specific details, so chances are these are merely cosmetic packs, w

The Sport SZ-R, will still get the same 1.6-liter naturally-aspirated petrol engine, with 136 hp, while the SZ-L, being based on the regular model, will get its 1.2-liter motor, with 90 hp. Judging from the photos, the SZ-R edition gets a contrasting roof

The previous Suzuki Swift Sport sold in South Africa was, by most accounts, a very decent hot hatch. The latest version carries the game forward with more power – it is, in fact, the most powerful engine yet used in a production Swift – 100kW for its

The previous Suzuki Swift Sport sold in South Africa was, by most accounts, a very decent hot hatch. The latest version carries the game forward with more power – it is, in fact, the most powerful engine yet used in a production Swift – 100kW for its litt