Kizashi Club

I just bought a 2012 Suzuki kizashi on Wed and am totally in love! It has every bell and whistle a girl could want and I'm betting I won't see another in this area! Nobody I know has ever even heard of them. (Me neither)

Welcome and congrats on getting your Kizashi.
The car is indeed very rare and it's common for people to go months without seeing another... unless you live in Pennsylvania where they are apparently more popular.

Welcome

Enjoy your "new" Kizashi, I know most of us do.

I do live in Pa

linda.fero wrote:I just bought a 2012 Suzuki kizashi on Wed and am totally in love! It has every bell and whistle a girl could want and I'm betting I won't see another in this area! Nobody I know has ever even heard of them. (Me neither)

If you never heard of it either, tell us your story!

Here is my story. I was driving a 2000 olds intrigue that still runs like a champ but the underneath is rotting out and I knew it was getting to be that time. I went to a local car dealer and it was the only car I even looked at. It has all the bells and whistles. I fell in love with the classy interior. I feel like a queen driving it. This is the first car I ever bought that was nice enough to require payments.

Welcome Linda! It is indeed a very good looking and reliable car. I also felt in love when I first saw one...test drove it...bought it the same afternoon boom. Where are you located? I live in a city of about 160 000 people and there are 3 Kizashi (mine a 2012 Sport black, a 2011 SX grey and a 2010 S white)

I live in rural pa and don't know of any others nearby that hàs one. Mine is the red sls

Was thinking about your Olds rotting away underneath. Have you thought about getting some protection for your new ride?

Mine is a 2011. When I bought it in summer of 2015, I had it done. And then again last fall. It won't keep the rust from coming, but hopefully it will slow it down significantly.

Rust is a car killer. Especially when they spray that damn salt on the roads.

Keep your Kizashi clean. Even if the weather is bad, and it feels "unnecessary".

Rust protection on the Kizashi is pretty much unnecessary. Most of the parts are zinc coated and the under body panel protect a lot of the underside. From the marketing department: "Protected! 80% of the car’s sheet metal is zinc-coated, galvanized steel, providing superior corrosion resistance. Resin underbody panels are added for additional protection." So save your money and use it on car washes!