A record sales result in June by Suzuki Australia has confirmed its position as one of the fastest growing brands in the country. Read the rest of this entry »

Suzuki Motor Corporation has announced plans to further expand the scope of their business with respected manufacturer Nissan Motor Co. Ltd.
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For the seventh consecutive year (fiscal April 05- March 06), Suzuki Motor Corporation has recorded an increase in net sales, to achieve an impressive result of 2,746,453 million yen (approx $32.8 billion AUD).
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The Suzuki Alto was first designed for the Japanese Kei Class market and launched in 1979.
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The new Suzuki Swift has just been announced best car of 2005 by CARSguide Australia. Cars Guide is part of News Limited and the award was picked from the votes of motoring editors of CARSguide newspapers around Australia. They were asked to rate their top six cars of 2005 with the swift coming out on top.
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Suzuki have always had a good history with producing great looking concept cars that sometimes also make it to production. The S2 displayed in 2004 picks up where 2003’s concept S left off. Built as a study model for a new small car for the next generation compact passenger vehicle, the Concept S2 has a definite fun and youthful feel about it.

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The Suzuki Cappuccino was a small 3 cyl 660cc convertible that was sold in Japan between 1991 and 1997. Featuring an all aluminium body it weighed only 720 Kg, with its double overhead cam engine matched to a intercooled turbo the tiny car was able to put out 47kw.
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The Suzuki Mighty Boy was a 3 cyl ute that was sold in japan from round about 1983 until 1988 as a 550cc K-class car. the Mighty Boy also was exported with a larger 800cc engine to other countries like Australia and New Zealand.
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First released in 2001 the Nissan Moco is one of Nissan’s first entrants into Japan’s Kei class market where 660cc city cars get good tax breaks making them ideal for Tokyo’s packed streets.
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Suzuki’s popular compact car, the Swift has taken out top honours at the prestigious Automotive Researchers’ and Journalists’ Conference of Japan (RJC), 2006 Car of the Year awards.
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