SUZUKI

Interesting Data: SUZUKI

Suzuki's rise to its current position as a manufacturer and distributor of high-quality automobiles, sport-utility vehicles, motorcycles, all-terrain vehicles and outboard motors would have been hard to predict 90 years ago when the company was started by Michio Suzuki in the small seacoast village of Hamamatsu, Japan. At that time, Suzuki's only desire was to build better, more user-friendly weaving looms.For the first 30 years of the company's existence, its sole production focus was on these exceptionally complex machines. Suzuki textile looms were more innovative and higher in quality than competing machines of that era, and displaced the previously dominant British and Dutch products. Michio Suzuki was even awarded a Blue Ribbon Medal by the government of Japan for his contribution to the growth of the nation's economy through his industry-leading inventions.Despite the success of his looms, Michio Suzuki realized that his company had to diversify, and he began to look at other products. Focusing on burgeoning consumer demand, he decided that building a small car would be the most practical new venture, based on the company's financial situation and expertise. The project began in 1937 and by 1939 several compact prototype automobiles had been completed. These first vehicles were powered by a Suzuki original: a then-innovative, liquid-cooled,four-stroke, four-cylinder engine.It featureda cast aluminum crankcase and gearbox and generated an impressive 13 horsepower from a displacement of less than 50 cubic inches (800cc).
In November 1973, the first three Suzuki LJ20s arrived in Australia.

There are new and used SUZUKI dealers located in , Canberra, Sydney, Darwin, Brisbane, Adelaide, Hobart, Melbourne, Perth (most suburbs) and regional Australia. Most dealers also deal some other make at the same dealer. Few dealers offer a worthwhile Car Insurance for your SUZUKI, however.

Current SUZUKI for sale in Australia right now:

Used (private sale or dealers sale) cars

If you buy a used SUZUKI, we strongly recommend car insurance for your SUZUKI too.

SUZUKI Extended Warranty

SUZUKI comes with a factory warranty provided by the manufacturer. After the factory warranty has expired, you need to purchase and extended warranty for your SUZUKI. Things to look out for when buying an extended warranty are:

• That you are not forced to service your car at a particular dealership. This can become very costly otherwise.
• That the warranty covers both parts and labour.

It is prudent to ensure you get the lowest price for your new SUZUKI, and the best place in not from your local SUZUKI dealer - you get the lowest prices in , Canberra, Sydney, Darwin, Brisbane, Adelaide, Hobart, Melbourne, Perth and regional Australia by avoiding dealers and using Carbroker.com.au for SUZUKI model years: 2019. Lowest price guaranteed! You will save thousands compared to what most people pay at the dealers in the suburbs. You will also save even more if you have a trade in! Remember there's no second chance when you buy your new car!

I hope you found this Fast Facts of use! We may add a price list to this list too, but price lists are only used as an initial guide to the price of the new SUZUKI: Swift, Baleno, Jimny, S-Cross, Vitara, Ignis; since even your local SUZUKI dealers in suburbs around , Canberra, Sydney, Darwin, Brisbane, Adelaide, Hobart, Melbourne, Perth or regional Australia will be able to beat the list price on any new SUZUKI. Good for budgeting purposes, though. Check our Fast Facts on other makes too!

And remember we deal with fleet sales too! We cater for any option and accessory, including such things as a sun roof, window tinting, towbar, and many other things (same as your dealers). Whether you're in the eastern, western, northern or southern suburbs, there's sure to be dealers ready to take advantage. Also note that we can do Car Insurance for SUZUKI

Get a discounted price on a new SUZUKI!

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Some people just can't help themselves. When they buy a SUZUKI, the logic flies out the window. These people turn into some kind of money wasting monsters who are very keen to impress upon the salesman just how much they can afford to pay. In reality, they are just blowing thousands of dollars and making the sales person very very happy.If you're thinking of buying car insurance, talk to us too.