The Suzuki Kiazshi is a largely forgotten contender, but does it have merit?
Suzuki Queensland has pimped the Kizashi medium car to get some showroom attention.
We've been asking for it, and it's one step closer to reality. The Suzuki Kizashi Turbo is almost here.
The Suzuki Kizashi is possibly the most underrated medium car in its segment.
Suzuki has recalled the Kizashi and SX-4 over concerns a manufacturing error could cause problems with the continuously-variable transmission. According to the company, a resistor on the circuit board inside the CVT controller could develop a crack in its soldered portion...
People often say “don’t forget where you came from”. Although we’re focused on every new car, every last detail here at CarAdvice, we have an extensive back-catalogue of news stories, lifestyle yarns and reviews. Here’s a look at what happened on the week of May 8 in years past...
Some seven years after first launching in Australia, the Suzuki Kizashi has been retired. The news was brought to our attention by CarAdvice reader Michael, who noticed the small mid-sized sedan had disappeared from the company's local website. A call to Suzuki Australia general manager Andrew Moore confirmed the news. "Yes, it has left us," Moore said...
The Suzuki Kizashi range has been updated with the new specifications, equipment and prices headlining the changes. Now all sharing the flagship Kizashi Sport AWD’s sports body kit, 10mm lower suspension and ‘Sport’ moniker, the three-variant line-up has a new entry-level price point. Thanks to the new pricing structure, the 131kW/230Nm 2...
I lusted after a Kizashi ever since seeing photos of the concept model and thinking what an aggressive (for conservative Suzuki) design it was! Finally, the Kizashi was released in Australia, but I was put off by the watered-down design, high initial purchase price and limited model range, so I bought a 'Korean Holden' instead...
I bought this car for the power and economy and also for the very stylish body shape. The technology is adequate but not a point I worry about too much as long as it gets up and goes when I plant my foot which, oh boy, it does. I cant understand where some say it needs bigger donk. The Kizashi finds 100km/h in less than six seconds which is at odds with the specs I have read...
I've always lusted after the Kizashi ever since it was launched. But, the new car price was out of my reach at the time. Finally, I've been able to buy a recent model from a dealer a few weeks ago and so far I'm delighted. My previous car was a 2010 turbo-diesel sedan with a normal six-speed automatic so it's taking me a little while to adjust to the different driving dynamics...
After owning a manual version of the Kizashi for almost 4 years now I can honestly claim to be a very satisfied owner. What some people claim to be a weakness of the Kizashi (its size midway between a Mazda 3 and a Mondeo) was its appeal to my small family. I love driving and favour handling & ride compromise over other areas...
