Your Ideal Suzuki Lineup! - Page 2

AmericanRevolution · 03-16-2005, 11:47 PM

SonicAerio, well, I decided I liked your Wagon R idea... I added that to my lineup... :p

SonicAerio · 03-17-2005, 09:27 PM

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Originally Posted by AmericanRevolution

SonicAerio, well, I decided I liked your Wagon R idea... I added that to my lineup... :p

If Suzuki brought that here and publicized it..... It would chew up and spit out an xB.

AmericanRevolution · 03-17-2005, 09:53 PM

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Originally Posted by SonicAerio

If Suzuki brought that here and publicized it..... It would chew up and spit out an xB.

Yip... as long as they market it CORRECTLY (which, unfortunately, GM has trouble doing...

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kobolos · 04-06-2005, 05:46 PM

Time to put in my $.02...

I just picked up a 2005 Ignis Sport and it is a great daily driver. The suspension is tight for cornering and the Variable Valve Timing gives it a boost for passing. The ABS and Traction control work like a dream. It is a big step down from the 2002 Camaro SS that I used to have and I only recommend it for the Rally Types. It takes a real beating.

The Grand Vitara is a good grocery getter. The brakes only have 2 settings On and OFF. It also have a habit og getting loose in the rain. Not recommended for offroading more than loose gravel.

XL7 - great bang for the buck. I dont think there is anything bad to say about this one.

And the bset Suzuki ever made is the Hayabusa...

SonicAerio · 04-06-2005, 07:10 PM

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Originally Posted by kobolos

And the bset Suzuki ever made is the Hayabusa...

If only Suzuki could look at what others are doing with that engine, and intigrate it into a small roaster like a Cappucino. I know that they have a Hayabusa concept on GT4. I have seen in put in a classic mini as well.... Imagine, a 1.3 with 170hp and 130Tq, Make a roadster in a base version with that engine and a SWT or Suzuki Sport verion with a Turbo. Then the import crowd would essentially have their "Hemi":

"Yeah, its got a Hayabusa"

kobolos · 04-06-2005, 07:38 PM

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Originally Posted by SonicAerio

If only Suzuki could look at what others are doing with that engine, and intigrate it into a small roaster like a Cappucino. "

Suzuki Sport has a great little prototype itis a shame that it doesnt fit my frame.

http://www.suzukisport.com/english/product/hsp/hsp.html

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04-06-2005, 05:46 PM	#19 (permalink)
kobolos Walking Join Date: Sep 2003 Drives: Suzuki Ignis Sport Posts: 5	Re: Your Ideal Suzuki Lineup! Time to put in my $.02... I just picked up a 2005 Ignis Sport and it is a great daily driver. The suspension is tight for cornering and the Variable Valve Timing gives it a boost for passing. The ABS and Traction control work like a dream. It is a big step down from the 2002 Camaro SS that I used to have and I only recommend it for the Rally Types. It takes a real beating. The Grand Vitara is a good grocery getter. The brakes only have 2 settings On and OFF. It also have a habit og getting loose in the rain. Not recommended for offroading more than loose gravel. XL7 - great bang for the buck. I dont think there is anything bad to say about this one. And the bset Suzuki ever made is the Hayabusa...

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