822 days 79,871 miles (but I ain't been out yet for my lunch-time drive!) Okay, I gotta say something about the brakes: un- F-ing believable, that I, the way I drive in my hilly/mountainous environment, have NOT had to replace any brake components yet. I just cannot believe it. According to the Kiz...

If it is, here's what's NOT included. Quite the eye opener. Examples of non-covered parts include: Battery, shock absorbers, struts, manual transmission clutch assembly, glass, lenses, headlamps, light bulbs, fuses, upholstery, cup holders, paint, bumpers, body sheet metal, etc... Also, maintenance...

I don't have a custom exhaust but thought about it. From my brief searching, it really does seem like only RRM has a ready custom-made exhaust for the Kizashi. Regarding what puckaveli said, I did once find a video on youtube of a Kizashi with the RRM exhaust where you could hear the exhaust note. I...

I had no clue that rear fog lights aren't provided on the US spec Kizashis. I've got one here in India and though I'm not in a particularly foggy region here, I like using them when im stuck in traffic and some nut behind me leaves his high beam on :P You know you guys should've got the rear fog la...

Corocota, Thanks for posting the pics. The Kizashi's rear fog lights light up nicely. I like them. My Kizashi has the space for them in the tail light, but no bulb nor a housing for a bulb there. American and Japanese cars don't have rear fog lights in their home markets given that the majority of d...

Snow tires are great for snow and that's it. I used to live on the mountains in Southern California and was once talked into getting snow tires by my aunt when I was much younger. This was for my first car, a Suzuki Sidekick. Overall, they were a bad investment because they are simply just horrible ...

I think it really depends on your driving style. I own a cvt but test drove a few manuals. If I wanted to drive the car for performance I would go manual. If I'm just daily driving it I like the cvt for ease of use and smoothness. I have read the cvt has 5 less hp and tragically lower 0-60 and 1/4 ...

I voted, but will note here that I drive a Kizashi with 3 pedals. I would like to drive a CVT model one day to see how it accelerates compared to a manual.

Your car was very likely a corporate car for Suzuki.
Where are you located? The scenery looks like the hills of California.

Wouldn't that depend on your bluetooth enabled device and not so much the car? Not sure which stereo you have, but mine is the RF unit without the navigation. I would not expect the car's audio system to be able to display info like that on the display in my case. Whether you use a Samsung Galaxy, i...