Performance - a true driver’s car.
Suzuki wanted the Kizashi to be a driver’s sedan, first and
foremost. They started with a track-tuned, highly rigid chassis,
added available all-wheel-drive traction like on higher priced
European sports sedans, and gave the Kizashi a 185-hp engine
that delivers more power than most standard engines in its
class.1, 2 Kizashi¹s athletic handling comes courtesy of an
independent front and advanced multi-link rear suspension with
premium KYB® shocks standard at all four wheels. Confident
stopping power is delivered by 4-wheel Bosch ABS disc brakes
with Akebono® components, the same company that makes
brakes for the legendary Bullet Train.3

Exterior - bold, refined, elegant.
Suzuki designers wanted to reflect the athletic abilities of the
car in its styling. They gave it a sleek wedge shape, with short
overhangs both front and back. The aggressive grill and
pronounced headlights project a bold presence, proudly
announcing its arrival. Strong shoulders also run the length of
the car, further delivering the perception of strength, movement
and safety. At the rear, the high deck lid and handsome
integrated exhaust tips conclude the Kizashi’s impressive
styling.

Interior - the essence of comfort and convenience.
Climb into the cockpit of the Kizashi and you’re sure to be
impressed. Its French-stitched, bolstered sport seats are a
driver’s dream, providing excellent comfort and support. An
available 425-watt, 10-speaker Rockford Fosgate premium
audio system surrounds you with audiophile quality sound.
And to minimize road noise, premium sound-dampening
materials have been placed in the Kizashi’s roof, doors and
flooring. Kizashi also pampers you with impressive features
including dual-zone auto climate control, iPod® compatibility
and more interior volume than an Audi A4.1

Safety - class leading protection.
The Kizashi provides safety like few cars in its class can. It has
achieved 5-star ratings for all four seating positions, including
front and side-impact crash tests.4 It also comes with eight air
bags as standard equipment ­that’s two more than an Audi A4,
and more than any in its class.1 Extensive use of high-
strength and ultra-high-strength steel helps Kizashi meet strict
federal safety standards years ahead of schedule, including
the 2014 Side Pole Impact and Side Barrier Impact standard as
well as the 2013 higher speed 35 MPH Front Impact standard.
But perhaps even more remarkable than how well the Kizashi
protects during an accident is how well it can help you avoid
one. It comes standard with electronic stability control with
traction control, and offers a sophisticated all-wheel-drive system
that anticipates slips and transfers power where it’s needed most.