Showing posts with label Suzuki Kizashi. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Suzuki Kizashi. Show all posts

Sunday, August 22, 2010

Suzuki Kizashi

Concept of Suzuki Kizashi
Concept of Suzuki Kizashi
Concept of Suzuki Kizashi
The Suzuki Kizashi Concept gives a glimpse of the direction Suzuki will be taking in the third phase of their world strategy.

Concept of Suzuki Kizashi
Though Suzuki is known for excellence in compact cars and full-fledged four-wheel-drive sport utility vehicles, we're now getting ready to expand into full-size passenger cars, and the Suzuki Kizashi Concept highlights this exciting new initiative. In the Suzuki Kizashi Concept, strength and flexibility are combined in a way that makes the car an impressive status symbol for its owner; a car that never fails to stir the spirit.

Concept of Suzuki Kizashi

Tuesday, August 3, 2010

Suzuki Kizashi 3

Suzuki Kizashi 3
The Kizashi concept series was developed by Suzuki’s Advanced Design Group to reflect a dynamic athlete in motion, taking its design cues from a strong, honed physique while displaying the performance, strength and style befitting a flagship vehicle. As with Concept Kizashi and Concept Kizashi 2, the front end of the Concept Kizashi 3 expresses strength and style, with sharply fashioned headlights that emphasize the sensation of forward motion. The Kizashi 3 concept features a muscular, planted stance, a short front overhang and 21 inch wheels that are very likely to disappear by the time the new sedan hits the road along with the dual exhaust outlets.

Suzuki Kizashi 3
The Kizashi 3 Concept is powered by a 3.6-liter DOHC V-6 engine with plated cylinders that produces 300 hp. The plated cylinders save both weight and space, and has directly evolved from Suzuki’s motorcycle business and WRC development teams.. It features all wheel drive and six-speed automatic transmission that offers drivers the option of using paddle shifters or letting the computer control the shifts.
Kizashi, which means prelude in Japanese, it’s supposed to be the closest to production, Suzuki it’s planning to introduce the sedan production to the U.S. market by 2010, The vehicle’s overall mission to provide strong, refined urban performance.