Kizashi Club

Is there a way to find out how many Kizashi's are in your state?
In 2011 I was told that in Michigan there were only 179 Kizashi's.
I would like to know how many there is now in each state & country.

Hmmm...this would be interesting to find out. I bet Utah would have the highest KPC (Kizashi's per capita).

redmed wrote:Is there a way to find out how many Kizashi's are in your state?
In 2011 I was told that in Michigan there were only 179 Kizashi's.
I would like to know how many there is now in each state & country.

Presently 492 on the road, with another 8 sat in the warehouse ready for the Suzuki executives to take delivery next week. I live about 600 mtrs from the head office and have a friend who is in charge of parts for the UK. There are two new ones still for sale. 1 silver and 1 grey, being sold by motorpoint. They are the sport and are going for the silly price of £13500 (about $20,000)

492 in the UK. How many in the US & Canada?
How rare is the Kizashi? I have only seen five in Michigan the last three years.

I live in New South Wales, Australia and have no idea how many Kizashi's in NSW but in my local area of Macarthur I've seen about five Kizashi's. The Kizashi is not one of the big sellers in Australia so I doubt the numbers will be high.

"They are the sport and are going for the silly price of £13500 (about $20,000)"

If they were that cheap here (Aus) I'd buy another one. Hard to find another car with as much value for money as that.

coref1 wrote:"They are the sport and are going for the silly price of £13500 (about $20,000)"

If they were that cheap here (Aus) I'd buy another one. Hard to find another car with as much value for money as that.

Since Suzuki pulled out of the US, our cars have dropped in price to a very nice value point. You can pick up a fully loaded SLS sport (top trim in US) for under $20k lightly used.

But it also seems the used car market has discovered this, and the prices have actually remained steady after the initial drop. I thought they would have kept on plummeting.

Since Suzuki pulled out of the US, our cars have dropped in price to a very nice value point. You can pick up a fully loaded SLS sport (top trim in US) for under $20k lightly used.

But it also seems the used car market has discovered this, and the prices have actually remained steady after the initial drop. I thought they would have kept on plummeting.

I think you are right. I bought my '11 SLS a year ago and prices still look pretty much the same. Maybe even more...

Yeah I do believe the used market has found the Kizashi. I must have at least 8 in my city alone. A city of about 80,000.