2010 Suzuki SX4 Aero and Crossover models launched 
in spectacular magic show and Vegas style production numbers

Thursday, May 6, 2010 3:20 PM ADBM Resources
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Satoshi Uchida, president of Suzuki Philippines, the country’s only integrated motoring company, disappeared onstage and magically reappeared in the 2010 Suzuki SX4 Aero, at the recent product launch held last April 28, 2010, at Le Pavillion, Pasay City.  This was the highlight of a magic show topbilled by master magician Mr. Cris Castro.  Shortly after, the long-awaited SX4 Crossover model was revealed after a rousing Las Vegas style production number by the Club Mwah performers.
Unveiled with accompanying magic and mystery, the new Suzuki SX4 Aero is the sedan version which has been completely restyled with a sportier profile and more aggressive front grille.  A rear spoiler with third brake light,  17” alloy wheels and rear disc brakes make this sedan a looker.
Sharing the same basic specifications as the Suzuki SX4 Crossover, the SX4 Aero now boasts of a more powerful M16A engine, a 1600cc 16-valve DOHC engine with variable-valve timing (VVT).  Mated to a 4-speed gate-type automatic transmission, it is able to deliver maximum output of 110hp at 5,600rpm and maximum torque of 150Nm at 3,800rpm.
Also a Japan-made import, the Suzuki SX4 Aero is offered in snow white pearl, star silver metallic and super black pearl, and retails for P 890,000.
Meanwhile, the Suzuki SX4 Crossover is expected to be an instant hit among Filipino car enthusiasts, carving out a niche as a compact crossover vehicle.  Designed by automotive hall of fame designer Giorgetto Giugiaro’s Italdesign studio, the units sold in the Philippines are imported as completely built-up units (CBU) from Japan, ensuring its build quality.
It is equipped with new features such as honeycomb type front grille, fender arch, roof rails, all wheel disc brakes and 16” alloy wheels.  More power and better fuel efficiency are the hallmarks of its new M16A engine, a 1600cc 16-valve DOHC engine with variable-valve timing (VVT).  Mated to a 4-speed gate-type automatic transmission, it is able to deliver maximum output of 110hp at 5,600rpm and maximum torque of 150Nm at 3,800rpm. Likewise, occupant safety is assured by a high rigidity body that utilizes Suzuki’s proprietary TECT (Total Effective Control Technology) as well as dual air bags, anti-lock brakes (ABS) and keyless entry.
On the inside, the instrument cluster serves as a virtual information center with a fuel consumption gauge, fuel range and digital clock.  The audio system has also been upgraded to deliver surround sound experience via a 8-speaker system consisting of 4 door speakers and 4 door-mounted tweeters.   External music players can be connected through an auxiliary port, while the in-dash CD player is mp3-compatible.  Audio controls are mounted on the leather-wrapped steering wheel for easy access. 
Plush seat fabric material, all-power features, and chrome inner door handles all add to the luxe-feel.   A spacious cargo area and passenger seat under tray complete the Suzuki SX4 Crossover package.   It is offered in three colors:  sunlight copper metallic, super black pearl, and star silver metallic, and priced competitively at P899,000.

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