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The 2010 Kizashi will change the way you look at Suzuki. To put it bluntly, the Kizashi is the strongest evidence yet that Suzuki’s automotive division is no longer operating on autopilot in the States. And what’s more, the brand is showing serious confidence. Consider the vehicles against which the automaker wants you to cross shop its Kizashi: the Acura TSX and Audi A4.

Q Full article, Source: AutoBlog

Shut your eyes and say the word “Suzuki” out loud. Unless you’re a moto-head or one of those rare Geo Metro fanatics (they exist, trust us), the image that springs to mind isn’t very nice. Odds are that the car your subconscious conjures is tiny, cheap and bizarre. It’s probably named something forgettable like “Aerio” or totally inaccurate (and forgettable) like “Esteem.”

Q Full article, Source: AutoBlog

In addition to the plug-in series hybrid version of the Swift subcompact hatchback that Suzuki will display at the upcoming Tokyo Motor Show, the Japanese company will also be bringing along three separate concepts powered by fuel cells.

Q Full article, Source: AutoBlog

Another week, another “debut” of sorts at Irvine’s Cars & Coffee show. Last week we brought you pics of the Ford Ka and the Dunkel Brothers’ luxury 4X4 RV, but this week it was Suzuki’s turn to show off something new. Folks from the nearby Suzuki facility brought over an perfectly adequate SX4 and the car we were hoping to see in person, the all-new 2010 Suzuki Kizashi. The lighting was pretty harsh, but hopefully you can see what we saw while there: namely, one handsome sedan.

Q Full article, Source: AutoBlog

Old concepts don’t die, they just get thrown in a heap and stacked atop one another in some dank lot out back. Actually, we don’t know where the lot is located, but we do know it appears to be holding the Suzuki Kizashi, Kizashi 2, and Kizashi 3 – important concepts that the Japanese automaker unveiled over the past two years.

Q Full article, Source: AutoBlog

Generally regarded as one of the top motorcycle brands all around the world and a major producer of Kei cars in Japan, Suzuki has never quite lived up to its promise as a sporty alternative to more mainstream offerings in America’s small car and SUV arenas. Still, we’re pulling for the brand to make an impact in our neck of the woods, and according to a report on Automotive News, that could possibly (finally) come in 2011 with the introduction of the Swift.

Q Full article, Source: AutoBlog

Suzuki made a big splash with the debut of its all-new Kizashi mid-size sedan last week, but the automaker is far from finished with its North American offerings.
Witness the new Suzuki Swift, still hidden from prying eyes, but with a completed nose poking through for us to ponder. Suzuki maintains that the diminutive seen here Swift will be headed to the U.S. sometime next year, and may just challenge Mini for the cutest ride on the block when it arrives.

Q Full article, Source: NextAutos

The SX4 SportBack is essentially a full designer makeover of the base model SX4, and the changes go more than sheetmetal deep. Suzuki engineers reportedly took great pains to make sure the “Sport” in the car’s name meant something, and it shows.

Q Full article, Source: MotorTrend

It’s official. Suzuki confirmed its next midsize sedan will be called the Kizashi, and it is set to launch in the United States at the end of this year.

Q Full article, Source: AutoWeek