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At the half way mark of the 3000km Global Green Challenge, the Suzuki Alto is powering ahead of its small car rivals with an impressive 16.72 per cent improvement on its official fuel consumption rating. The achievement translates to an economy
Two NZ motoring journalists have disproved the illusion that Suzuki's Alto is purely a city car tackling a 3,400 kilometre drive through New Zealand’s North and South islands and back again. Mr Allan Dick and Mr Donn Anderson each drove an Alt
12 hours, one mission: to test the economy claims of Suzuki's new Alto. By Matt Brogan In addition to my regular review this week I thought I'd throw an additional challenge at Suzuki's pint-sized warrior and put the car's impressive fuel e
The new Suzuki Alto has scored top marks on Australia’s government sponsored Green Vehicle Guide ranking itself as one of the country's top three green vehicles. With a combined fuel economy figure of just 4.8 litres per 100 kilometres, and lo
2009 Suzuki Alto GL Review & Road Test It's not the size of the dog in the fight... Model Tested: 2009 Suzuki Alto GL; 1.0-litre, three-cylinder, petrol; five-speed manual; five-door hatch - $12,490* Options: Metallic Paint $47
2009 Suzuki Alto - First Steer The schedule said I needed to be at Brisbane airport at 9am, it was 8.45am and I had just missed my exit. This would be understandable if Brisbane wasn't my home town. I'm definitely not a Monday person. Final
Suzuki Australia has launched its mini car, the Alto today with cars going for sale across the country from August 1. The mini Suzuki is built in India but to Japanese specifications and design. Pricing will start at $12,490 for the GL and $14,490
The sub-light Suzuki Alto has achieved an impressive four-star ANCAP rating ahead of its August 1 sales debut. Alto offers six airbags as standard and also offers the availability of ESP on its higher specification model. "Suzuki is proud to be
Suzuki Australia today unveiled the all-new Alto at the Melbourne International Motor Show. Set to join the Suzuki line-up later this year, the smallest member of the Suzuki family boasts fuel economy figures of 4.4-litres per 100km with CO2 emi
Suzuki will use this year’s Geneva International Motor Show to present the next steps in its eco strategy and its commitment to offer technologically advanced, yet affordable eco-friendly vehicles to customers. Among the range, the all-new Alt
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