Suzuki Aerio News

It's no wonder Suzuki has decided to rally the SX4. Nicely balanced and nimble, it likely will handle forestry roads with the same aplomb it displays in navigating the concrete jungle. via London Free Press

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“This is really a nice car. This is something people can afford today. They are getting better at making these cars a lot nicer.”

Paul Boyer/The Daily ItemSuzuki added this sporty SX4 sedan for 2008. It is parked in front of the play area at the Second Street Community Center in Northumberland. via Dailyitem.com

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“Lock", which engages the rear wheels for extra traction on slippery roads, returning to "Auto”

An all-new model in 2007, the hatchback receives some upgrades, including air conditioning on the base model, and electronic stability control on the top-of-the-line JLX. via CanadianDriver

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“If you're going to drive to Los Angeles and back, you might as well do it in a top-of-the line BMW or Lexus, right.”

Friends often ask the same question in different ways: "Why don't you just drive Ferraris or Maseratis all the time?" Or, "If you're going to drive to Los Angeles and back, you might as well do it in a ... via Associated Content

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American Suzuki Motor Corp. today announced automotive sales of 8,800 vehicles in February, an increase of 3 percent over last year ' s February figure. via Business Wire

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The 2008 Suzuki SX4, available as either an all-wheel-drive crossover vehicle or a front-wheel-drive sedan, has respectable ground clearance of 6.9 inches. via Post and Courier

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If you've been driving around lately and seen a new Dodge Cummins diesel pickup truck with the unfamiliar "BLUETEC DIESEL" emblem on the back, you're probably... 2/15/08 16 views After the urging of his ... via Auburn Journal

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Sometimes, there's a silver lining in a forecast that calls for snow. A recent storm came at a time when we were driving a 2008 Suzuki SX4, a car the Japanese automaker touts as America's most affordable ... via The Boston Globe

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Suzuki could have been a contender. In the early days, Suzuki was right there with the competition, arriving in the United States and Canada in 1963 and 1973, respectively. via Northwest Newspapers (Northwest Herald)

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