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The Swift’s more practical sibling has been given a minor refresh, with minor design and equipment upgrades. Suzuki Australia has confirmed details of the updated 2020 Baleno light hatch ahead of its local sales launch in August.
As before, the refreshed Baleno will be available in two trim levels – GL and GLX – with minor styling and equipment revisions depending on grade.
We just won Canstar Blue, next stop the Oscars.
Suzuki Australia has taken the Canstar Blue crown winning number 1 in Most Satisfied Customer – Small Cars 2020 and Best Value New Cars 2020. Next you’ll see us walking (driving) the red carpet, we’ve already started writing our acceptance speech(es)...
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Suzuki has become the last mainstream brand to offer a five-year, unlimited-kilometre warranty as standard across its range.
The Japanese brand today dumped its standard three-year, 100,000km coverage period in favour of the five-year term now standard across the industry.
Toyota and Suzuki have announced a new capital alliance, which they say cements “the long-term partnership between the two companies for promoting collaboration in new fields, including the field of autonomous driving”.
As part of the new agreement, Toyota will buy 24 million newly allocated shares in Suzuki valued at roughly ¥96 billion ($1.34 billion). Once the transaction is completed Toyota will control 4.94 per cent of Suzuki’s common stock.
Suzuki Australia is confident that it can return to 20,000-plus sales this year – despite the loss of the Grand Vitara mid-size SUV – on the back of a renewed marketing push as well as redesigned and refreshed models, such as the highly anticipated Jimny and facelifted Vitara.
Speaking to GoAuto at the recent launch of the new-generation Jimny and the updated Vitara, Suzuki Australia general manager for automobiles Michael Pachota revealed his goal to boost the company’s volume this year after recording an 8.6 per cent downturn, to 17,601 units, in 2018.
It’s charming, funky, affordable, and capable off-road. But how does the 2019 Suzuki Jimny manual fare in the urban jungle?
So, what better excuse for putting the Jimny to the test on the mean streets of inner-city Sydney – a canvas of traffic mayhem, shitty roads and nightmare parking options – to see how it stacks up against the judges’ claims.
More safety tech for the Vitara Turbo models offset by price rises between $500 and $1000, as the new crossover starts arriving at Suzuki dealerships.
The 2019 Suzuki Vitara Series II update has lobbed in Australia, with a focus on improving the active safety credentials of range-topping Turbo variants.
The revised version of Suzuki’s edgy Hungarian-made little crossover SUV now comes in only three variations, the base model with front-wheel drive (FWD) and either manual or auto transmissions, the auto-only Turbo with FWD and the auto-only Turbo with AllGrip all-wheel drive (AWD).
