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Pak Suzuki Swift which was long positioned at the bottom of domestic sales chart has recorded its lowest-ever sales in a fiscal year with 1,828 units sold during FY2019-20 averaging just 152 units a month.
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The 4th generation Suzuki Swift has now received a facelift which has been launched in Japan with a starting price of JPY 1,535,600 (equivalent to PKR 22.9 lac).
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Images of the new Swift facelift have surfaced the internet as its brochure has been leaked ahead of imminent launch in Japan.
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This driver of a Suzuki Swift in Poland sped into a raised roundabout vaulting the car several feet into the air as a result and still escaped the incident alive.
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Four Pak Suzuki hatchbacks, the 660cc Alto, 1000cc Cultus & WagonR and 1300cc Swift have recorded their lowest ever sales in the month of March 2020 according to the latest data released by Pakistan Automobile Manufacturers Association (PAMA).
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The 2nd generation Swift has just become yet another Pak Suzuki vehicle to complete a decade in our country without any significant change whatsoever. Introduced back in January 2010 when this generation was already discontinued in international markets, the Swift has now entered 11th year of production in Pakistan.
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Suzuki has showcased the Swift Sport Katana Edition at the 2020 Tokyo Auto Salon. As the name suggests, the Katana Edition takes inspiration from Suzuki’s iconic Katana motorbike that was revived in 2018.
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Suzuki has showcased the Swift Extreme concept at the ongoing 2019 Thailand International Motor Expo.
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As per reports Suzuki is working on to introduce the Swift facelift which will ideally be revealed during the first quarter in 2020. It is also being reported that the updates will likely be applied to the Swift Sport first, followed by the regular variants.
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Pak Suzuki Swift has hits rock bottom with just 151 units sold in October 2019 which is the lowest ever figure since the car was introduced in Pakistan some 10 years ago.
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