volunteer wrote:(thank God our govt. is protecting us)

Okay, though Theophilus Chin got his 3dr rendering spot on...here's the real deal via Autoblog.it and Steering News: --- Spied – 2011 Suzuki Swift 3-door http://static.blogo.it/autoblog/suzuki-swift-3-porte/SuzukiSwift3porte2011_01.jpg http://static.blogo.it/autoblog/suzuki-swift-3-porte/SuzukiSwift...

Nice...good to see an old gen Swift in this side of the Pond. Though I hope Suzuki would seriously bring the New Swift in the US this time around... It was the hit of the part last year, I am sure they will have one out again this year. I hope it is a new one and they are letting us know they are s...

PunkSmurph wrote:

Nice...good to see an old gen Swift in this side of the Pond.

Though I hope Suzuki would seriously bring the New Swift in the US this time around...

Found the recall article too from Autoblog...a very minor recall, nothing to fuss about really compared to other makes (i.e. :shock: Toyota :shock: , etc) --- Suzuki Kizashi hits the recall skids over dashboard safety issue by Zach Bowman (RSS feed) on Jun 30th, 2010 at 5:21PM "Bad news for the...

I saw some seat covers on ebay for 44 bucks on ebay supposed to be a synthetic leather doesnt block side airbags .. Question is it ok to cover my new black leather seats im thinking protection for seats but dont want to do more harm than good what yall think thanks Protecting the leather seats on t...

I make sure to always ask for the JAP one from the Suzuki Dealer..I really don’t Want some Monkey in China making my Filter on the Same line he’s making some Wal-Mart Filter. Some bigoted hurting words there...besides your idiotic derogatory on the Chinese, your "JAP" comment is an ethnic...

My guess is the new 2011 CAFE requirements. The 3.2 is a bit on the crude side. A small SUV the size of the GV should get much better MPG than 18 in the city. Drop that engine in the Kizashi, which only weighs about 500lbs less than the GV, and you would be looking at 20-ish or less MPG city and mi...

i think the V6 that was put on a demo Kizashi was the 3.2 version that you are referring to. couple factors, probably cost, mpg, sub-par engine in comparison to the competition are holding Suzuki back. current trend seems to be in favor of turbochargers and in effect a lighter engine, it's just kin...

With all this talk of the Kizashi stuck with the 2.4L (alright with me and most here) since GM left the Suzuki partnership...and that Suzuki now into VW hands, some including me hope that VWAG would share another engine option to the Kizzy (and thus help boost it's US sales, and ASMC as a whole). Ho...