The SX4 Sedan is available in 1.6 or 2.0 liter engine, and automatic or five-speed manual transmission versions.
The vehicle includes various safety features suited for the Middle East's varied road conditions, such as front disc brakes with an anti-lock brake system integrating electronic brake-force distribution; passive safety equipment highlighted by a reinforced body with front and rear crush zones designed to help absorb impact energy; standard front dual airbags for driver and front passenger; seat-mounted side-impacts; and additional safety measures for outboard front- and rear-seat passengers.
"The Suzuki SX4 sedan is expected to be a favourite among Middle Eastern drivers, as the car harmonizes safety, power, and convenience to provide a truly unique driving experience. The loyalty and confidence enjoyed by Suzuki in the region encouraged us to launch the SX4 as a versatile vehicle that is recommended for small families and young professionals who are searching for a practical, economical, and yet powerful car for their transportation needs. This car after all is a perfect embodiment of Suzuki's 'Way of Life' slogan,"
said Takeo Fukuda, Group Leader - Middle East and Africa, Marketing Group (Automobile), Suzuki Motor Corp.
The cabin of the new SX4 sedan, which adopts a sporty cockpit theme, provides comfortable seating for five persons.
Its chassis evolved from the award-winning Suzuki Swift, which was the recipient of various "Car of the Year" awards in Europe and Asia.
Emphasizing dynamic performance, the SX4 sedan features a rigid steel body supported by a well-controlled chassis fine-tuned to provide stability; responsive handling and braking; and minimal body roll.
"We have timed the release of the Suzuki SX4 this summer of 2008 to provide buyers with a vehicle that will provide the right mix of comfort and adventure this season. This sporty sedan joins our impressive lineup of Suzuki vehicles and further boosts our already impressive Middle Eastern auto portfolio; it complements our collection of versatile vehicles emphasizing safety, power, and fuel economy," concluded Fukuda.

Posted by Eman Hassan



