Vejam que interessante, utilizando o recurso "stop motion" o polonês Michal Bakiewics criou o vídeo abaixo em que, com muita criatividade, registrou a montagem de seu Suzuki Swift GTi de competição. Notem que a montagem do carro se inicia no verão e termina no inverno europeu. Crédito para o excelente blog O Buteco da Net, onde assisti o vídeo.
Showing posts with label Suzuki. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Suzuki. Show all posts
Saturday, February 19, 2011
Tuesday, January 25, 2011
Suzuki to pitch Kizashi sedan in regional Super Bowl ads
American Suzuki Motor Corp. will air a commercial for its Kizashi sport sedan during the Super Bowl next month, joining the crowded field of automotive brands hoping to capitalize on the year's biggest TV event.
It will be the Japanese automaker's first advertising appearance during a Super Bowl broadcast.
The 30-second Super Bowl spot is called “Wicked Weather” and will air in 19 markets concentrated in the eastern United States and seaboard, and in the Southeast.
The spot shows a driver evading a pack of menacing, snowball-wielding snowmen with the help of the Kizashi's optional all-wheel-drive system.
Suzuki aims to get the Kizashi and its optional AWD system in front of consumers that drive on snowy, icy roads during winter.
Suzuki will join a host of automotive brands with ads planned for the Super Bowl, including Hyundai, Kia, Chevrolet, Volkswagen, BMW, Mercedes-Benz.
Before the “Kizashi Kicks” marketing campaign that began this month, Suzuki had a scant national advertising presence in 2010 as U.S. sales fell 38 percent from 2009.
Kizashi volume totaled 6,138 in 2010 in its first full year on sale.
It will be the Japanese automaker's first advertising appearance during a Super Bowl broadcast.
The 30-second Super Bowl spot is called “Wicked Weather” and will air in 19 markets concentrated in the eastern United States and seaboard, and in the Southeast.
The spot shows a driver evading a pack of menacing, snowball-wielding snowmen with the help of the Kizashi's optional all-wheel-drive system.
Suzuki aims to get the Kizashi and its optional AWD system in front of consumers that drive on snowy, icy roads during winter.
Suzuki will join a host of automotive brands with ads planned for the Super Bowl, including Hyundai, Kia, Chevrolet, Volkswagen, BMW, Mercedes-Benz.
Before the “Kizashi Kicks” marketing campaign that began this month, Suzuki had a scant national advertising presence in 2010 as U.S. sales fell 38 percent from 2009.
Kizashi volume totaled 6,138 in 2010 in its first full year on sale.
Labels:
Questions to ask when buying a car,
Suzuki
Friday, January 7, 2011
Logotipos Trocados #1
Mais uma série de postagens. Agora, são carros conhecidos com marcas diferentes. De uma forma geral, são acordos comerciais entre montadoras em alguns países ou, simplesmente um 'troca-troca' de logotipos entre montadoras de um mesmo grupo, como a GM ou PSA. Para começar, o Suzuki Vitara e suas variantes no Japão, por meio do Mazda Levante, nos EUA representado pelo Geo Tracker (foto abaixo) e na América do Sul, conhecido como Chevrolet Tracker!
Obs.: Texto publicado originalmente em 25/abr/2008. Atualizado em 07/jan/2011.
Labels:
Logotipos Trocados,
Mazda,
Suzuki
Tuesday, August 4, 2009
p0720 code a put and output speed sensor on the car

what is the most likely cause for a p0720 code a put and output speed sensor on the car is a 2001 Suzuki SUV with a 4l30e the transmissions 1-2 shift is a late one shifts to second very late all other shifts seem good
Answer:
That is an output speed sensor problem. You need to have your output speed sensor replaced. This will cause the transmission to shift erratically due to it not knowing the correct speed of the vehicle. This is a pretty common problem with several vehicles.
Labels:
Engine Trouble Codes,
Questions and Answers,
Suzuki
Sunday, October 5, 2008
2004 Suzuki Forenza and recently I have heard a knocking sound
QUESTION:
I have a 2004 Suzuki Forenza and recently I have heard a knocking sound that increases as i accelerate, do I have a rod knock or could it hopefully be something else?
ANSWER:
What you have described is a classic description of a rod knocking. The engine is done. Its time to replace or rebuild it. If you choose to have it replaced, I recommend Jasper Engines as they come with a 3 yr/100,000 mile parts and LABOR nationwide warranty. This means if there is a problem you pay nothing. If you have a junk yard engine out in and there is a problem, you will have to pay the labor again.
I have a 2004 Suzuki Forenza and recently I have heard a knocking sound that increases as i accelerate, do I have a rod knock or could it hopefully be something else?
ANSWER:
What you have described is a classic description of a rod knocking. The engine is done. Its time to replace or rebuild it. If you choose to have it replaced, I recommend Jasper Engines as they come with a 3 yr/100,000 mile parts and LABOR nationwide warranty. This means if there is a problem you pay nothing. If you have a junk yard engine out in and there is a problem, you will have to pay the labor again.
Labels:
Engine,
Noise,
Questions and Answers,
Suzuki
Tuesday, September 2, 2008
Need some help on picking out a rice rocket?
QUESTION:
Need some help on picking out a rice rocket?
OK, so I've been riding a street legal dirt bike for about 5 years now, its a 200cc. I feel that I am ready to take a step up to a new bike that will go a bit faster than 50mph. (my bike only goes about 50 tops) and am interested in getting a 400cc rice rocket as I cannot see myself on a "cruiser" type bike. So I was wondering if someone has any suggestions on a good bike for me. Preferably one that I can be a bit more upright on and not so crouched down over the gas tank.. It doesn't have to be anything fancy, I just want it to get me from point A to point B.
ANSWER:
I recommend a Suzuki Katana. They allow you to set upright more than the others and are generally less expensive. Any Katana will go faster than 100mph. I would get a 600 though. It is a good idea to be afraid of the bike you ride, this keeps you in check. If you think you have mastered it, then you are looking for trouble....
Labels:
Motorcycle,
Performance,
Questions and Answers,
Suzuki
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