Updated: Suzuki planning Kizashi sedan concept for Frankfurt

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Suzuki's 2010 Kizashi Will Start under $19,000

Viknesh Vijayenthiran August 10th, 2007

By Viknesh Vijayenthiran Author August 10th, 2007

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December 31st, 1969 Suzuki will unveil a new middle level sedan concept car at next month’s Frankfurt Motor Show, previewing a production model that's set to hit showrooms in 2010. Labeled the Kizashi, the new concept will be a design oriented sedan aimed at global markets and is previewed in the sketch above. The new concept car is Suzuki’s first attempt at developing a car that be sold in the middle class segment. Currently, Suzuki’s lineup concepts of small budget models and compact SUVs but the brand could start to offer more upmarket models if the new sedan proves popular. Though the sketch is obviously highly stylised, the extreme front-end and flowing lines could add up to a stunning concept. Also on display will be the new Splash hatch co-developed with GM and its own Opel Agila. The new Splash is set to go on sale following its debut at Frankfurt with the choice of two petrol engines and a diesel.

Updated: Suzuki planning Kizashi sedan concept for Frankfurt

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Suzuki will unveil a new middle level sedan concept car at next month’s Frankfurt Motor Show, previewing a production model that's set to hit showrooms in 2010. Labeled the Kizashi, the new concept will be a design oriented sedan aimed at global markets and is previewed in the sketch above.

The new concept car is Suzuki’s first attempt at developing a car that be sold in the middle class segment. Currently, Suzuki’s lineup concepts of small budget models and compact SUVs but the brand could start to offer more upmarket models if the new sedan proves popular. Though the sketch is obviously highly stylised, the extreme front-end and flowing lines could add up to a stunning concept.

Also on display will be the new Splash hatch co-developed with GM and its own Opel Agila. The new Splash is set to go on sale following its debut at Frankfurt with the choice of two petrol engines and a diesel.

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