Suzuki Kizashi 2 Concept model year 2007

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Suzuki Kizashi 2 Concept model year 2007 from the interior
Suzuki Kizashi 2 Concept model year 2007 

After wowing the car world with the Concept Kizashi at the 2007 Frankfurt Motor Show, Suzuki had unveiled the Kizashi 2 Concept at the 2007 Tokyo Motor Show, a crossover sports wagon whose design conveys the dynamism of a top athlete and inspires a powerful sense of excitement.

Conceived for energetic people in activities ranging from business to leisure, the Kizashi 2 Concept has an emotionally appealing shape that reflects a dual focus on status and vitality in a way that generates excitement about its performance and heightens the pleasure of ownership.

Under the bonnet of the Kizashi 2 Concept, a 3.6L V6 engine-the highest-displacement engine ever used by Suzuki-is mated to a six-speed automatic transmission for powerful-feeling acceleration and class-eclipsing performance during high-speed cruising. For superior environmental performance, Suzuki is pursuing solutions such as hybrid technologies.

- 3.6-liter V6, all-wheel-drive
- Crazy wheels with fins/blades that stick out beyond the sidewall and look designed to rip the rims off of rival chariots.

Suzuki says: A flowing form communicates honed strength and beauty; superior dynamics make light work of any road; and large wheels and wide treads give a foretaste of an exciting drive.
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We say: The first Kizashi concept was unveiled back at Frankfurt, and the fact that there's already a sequel implies that this is a direction Suzuki is going with an upcoming production crossover. Tone down the details, and this basic shape would make for a cool production car. Actually, let's keep those wheels-those would come in handy when someone's denying you the merge.

Suzuki Kizashi 2 Concept model year 2007 from the interior
Suzuki Kizashi 2 Concept model year 2007 
Suzuki Kizashi 2 Concept model year 2007 from the interior
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