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Although Suzuki has not yet made a decision on whether to bring the next-generation Suzuki Swift to the United States, we do know that this car is being engineered to meet U.S. crash standards.
It's also apparent from these spy photos taken in Europe that the new car will be significantly larger than the current Swift. Most likely, though, it's still smaller the SX4, which is based on a stretched version of the existing Swift platform architecture.
Second photo after the jump.
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jackson611 says:
04:50 PM, 11/24/09
if they bring it over, i will buy it as long as the keep the mesh on the windows!
smrtypants44 says:
11:51 AM, 11/25/09
"Most likely, though, it's still smaller the SX4, which is based on a stretched version of the existing Swift platform architecture."
That sentence doesnt make sense....
redk2 says:
04:10 PM, 11/18/10
Need to know more: When will it come to US? What is the likely price? If it is as good as my 1986 Chev Sprint version I will buy one in a heartbeat.