"Big things comes in small packages." That should be Suzuki's tagline for their new SX4. This tiny SUV has a ton of room. I'm 6'4" and had no problems fitting in either the front or rear seats. Even the trunk area is very roomy...
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shark1014 says:
11:09 AM, 04/13/06
Is it me or does this look like a mini-vibe alittle, Anyway it looks great can't wait to hear what the interior dimensions are since thats really importent to me because I am tall and need my headroom. Overall looks good.
autoaficion says:
12:11 PM, 04/13/06
This is exactly the kind of vehicle that Suzuki is good at - something slightly different, small, and sporty. It should give Subaru pause!
ethanwest says:
04:35 PM, 04/13/06
Will this be replacing the Aerio?
shark1014 says:
06:32 PM, 04/13/06
ethanwest, yes it will be replacing the Aerio. You can see how because you can get this with AWD like the Aerio. To me this looks better then the Aerio I also like how they got rid of the black back door like on the Aerio, I know some people liked that I just didn't.
kb4 says:
06:09 AM, 04/15/06
Why couldnt they get the rear seats to fold flat like in my Aerio?
erics6 says:
01:34 PM, 04/24/06
Fold and tumble rear seats give you a lot more room. Much deeper. I prefer that to fold flat seats.
chrisducati says:
05:12 AM, 06/ 9/06
UGH, I sent an email to Suzuki asking about the change in the front bumper they have made for the US market. It makes it look like a vibe because of the Fog light panel area. They said yes this is the US version. I like the European version a lot better. Shame they had to mess with it. Why do companies do that? They had a different and unique looking front and ruined it by "Americanizing" it.