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Suzuki Midsize Sedan Heading to US

Jan 8, 2009 4:09 pm | Categories: suzuki, kizashi
Posted by SuzukiFan

Suzuki has released plans to bring a mid-sized sedan to the North American marketing. This new Suzuki sedan will be based on the Kizashi 3 concept, which had debuted at the New York auto show. The new sedan is likely to arrive in the US this year...

The Downside of Putting the World on Wheels

Jan 14, 2008 6:00 am | Categories: automotive industry, oldsmobile, ford, model t, citroen, austin, fiat, seven, topolino, volkswagen, suzuki, maruti, tata, renault, nissan, dacia, logan, nano, oil, india
Posted by hudsonthedog

As countries develop, they all seem to go through similar stages. These stages may take progress quicker or slower, depending on the country and/or culture, but they all tend to follow a similar pattern. And part of this development encompasses their automotive industry...

New Year's Resolutions

Dec 31, 2007 6:45 am | Categories: new years, resolutions, car shows, autocross, suzuki, moto guzzi, mg, ford, ranger, writing, museums, documentary, 2008
Posted by hudsonthedog

Each New Year's Day, we resolve to change things in the coming 12 months. With an additional day in the coming year, I'm breaking with tradition and sharing some of my automotive-related resolutions for 2008. I resolve to: Attend more car shows...

Should They Stay or Should They Go?

Aug 6, 2007 7:50 am | Categories: cars, automobiles, mg, automotive industry, car brands, alfa romeo, nanjing, shanghai, saic, duesenberg, packard, stutz, amc, edsel, suzuki, mitsubishi, buick, mercury, isuzu, great wall, brilliance, peugeot, citroen, fiat, skoda, seat, geely, chery, chrysler, ford
Posted by hudsonthedog

On one automotive forum that I frequent, there is a discussion of which car brands should be the next to leave the US market. Poster after poster lists their choices and the reasons why they believe each should no longer sell their wares in the US. Most of the opinions are based on biases formed from personal experiences with these brands…some of which are quite out-dated...

Blog Category Results Found 4 entries. Categories results for: suzuki Suzuki Midsize Sedan Heading to US Jan 8, 2009 4:09 pm \| Categories: suzuki, kizashi Posted by SuzukiFan Suzuki has released plans to bring a mid-sized sedan to the North American marketing. This new Suzuki sedan will be based on the Kizashi 3 concept, which had debuted at the New York auto show. The new sedan is likely to arrive in the US this year... The Downside of Putting the World on Wheels Jan 14, 2008 6:00 am \| Categories: automotive industry, oldsmobile, ford, model t, citroen, austin, fiat, seven, topolino, volkswagen, suzuki, maruti, tata, renault, nissan, dacia, logan, nano, oil, india Posted by hudsonthedog As countries develop, they all seem to go through similar stages. These stages may take progress quicker or slower, depending on the country and/or culture, but they all tend to follow a similar pattern. And part of this development encompasses their automotive industry... New Year's Resolutions Dec 31, 2007 6:45 am \| Categories: new years, resolutions, car shows, autocross, suzuki, moto guzzi, mg, ford, ranger, writing, museums, documentary, 2008 Posted by hudsonthedog Each New Year's Day, we resolve to change things in the coming 12 months. With an additional day in the coming year, I'm breaking with tradition and sharing some of my automotive-related resolutions for 2008. I resolve to: Attend more car shows... Should They Stay or Should They Go? Aug 6, 2007 7:50 am \| Categories: cars, automobiles, mg, automotive industry, car brands, alfa romeo, nanjing, shanghai, saic, duesenberg, packard, stutz, amc, edsel, suzuki, mitsubishi, buick, mercury, isuzu, great wall, brilliance, peugeot, citroen, fiat, skoda, seat, geely, chery, chrysler, ford Posted by hudsonthedog On one automotive forum that I frequent, there is a discussion of which car brands should be the next to leave the US market. Poster after poster lists their choices and the reasons why they believe each should no longer sell their wares in the US. Most of the opinions are based on biases formed from personal experiences with these brands…some of which are quite out-dated...