Wednesday, July 11, 2012

Suzuki Sx4 Crossover

Suzuki Sx4 Crossover

The Suzuki SX4 offers a lot of small car for the money. All models are keenly priced, making them worthy candidates for shoppers looking for small cars that are more than just basic transportation. The lineup features a four-door Sedan, a five-door Crossover, and a new SportBack model.
All Suzuki SX4 models are powered by a 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine that's new for 2011, now making 150 horsepower and 140 foot-pounds of torque. The Sedan and new SportBack are front-wheel drive only, and the Crossover is all-wheel drive. That feature is mostly what makes the SX4 special.
All-wheel drive makes the SX4 an excellent choice for drivers who want an inexpensive high-mileage crossover with all-weather capability; in fact, it's almost the only choice, with the more costly Nissan Juke being about the only directly comparable vehicle. You can look at a Toyota Matrix or Mini-Cooper Countryman, but they raise the entry fee. The all-wheel-drive system sends up to 50 percent of the power to the rear wheels, giving it better traction in snow and on unpaved roads. The world's top rally cars use all-wheel drive for its superior traction and Suzuki has been running the SX4 in the World Rally Championship, proving it has the right stuff.

 Suzuki Sx4 Crossover

 Suzuki Sx4 Crossover

 Suzuki Sx4 Crossover

 Suzuki Sx4 Crossover

 Suzuki Sx4 Crossover

 Suzuki Sx4 Crossover

 Suzuki Sx4 Crossover

 Suzuki Sx4 Crossover

 Suzuki Sx4 Crossover