Suzuki XL7

DETROIT, Jan. 11, 2008 – After a fourth consecutive year of increasing sales, and more than 100,000 units sold for the second year in a row, Suzuki Auto carries enormous momentum into the 2008 North American International Auto Show (NAIAS). With the Motor City serving as a backdrop, Suzuki showcases its X-HEAD concept, a completely contemporary vision of off-roading built on Suzuki’s 40-year history of credible off-road architectures. The Suzuki X-HEAD, making its North American debut at NAIAS this year, combines form and function – with a healthy dose of “cool factor” – using purpose-built modules for various active lifestyles.

Highlights:
• Suzuki celebrates another annual sales record, marking four consecutive years of growth

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 14, 2007 – Energized by continued strong sales and the recent launch of the all-new 2008 four-door Suzuki SX4 Sport, American Suzuki Motor Corp. arrives at the 2007 Los Angeles Auto Show poised to impress Southern California auto enthusiasts with its full line of versatile cars and SUVs and its never-before-seen Makai concept vehicle, a surf-inspired convertible based on the Suzuki SX4 Sport.

Highlights:
• Suzuki debuts surf-themed convertible concept based on all-new four-door SX4 Sport
• Record-breaking Suzuki XL7 Hill Climb Special and SX4 WRC race to auto show floor
• Suzuki displays full line of vehicles for active Southern California lifestyles

Midsize Crossover SUV delivers style, safety, spirited performance and savings

In its second model year, Suzuki’s XL7 has dramatically broadened the audience for what remains Suzuki’s largest SUV. With a powerful 3.6-liter V6, available seating for seven and more convenience and luxury features than its predecessor, the XL7 hits the sweet spot in the ultra-competitive, midsize SUV segment. It does so with four (4) five-star safety ratings for driver and front passenger frontal impact, and front and rear outboard passengers side impact.

2008 Suzuki XL7