$270 is 3 months of gas for whom? More like 1 month.

Yey additional $300 rebate on a car nobody wants. Actually, that is almost too bad because suzuki is one of the more unique small car marques out there, and it would be a shame for them to close up shop on our side of the pond due to lackluster sales. Anyone remember Isusu, and how they went from a full-line (sorta) manufacturer to SUVs-only, to 1 SUV (Ascender), and then they sorta died? This is what I see happening here. The SX4 is a nice small wagon, perhaps give the ever-bloated Impreza a good swift kick in the ass..but americans don’t get small wagons as probably the best type of car there is.

I don’t see how this a good deal at all!!!!

What do you expect when nobody even thinks of Suzuki when they think of cars. No full product line + little advertising + bad economy = not very good for business.

270 bucks…gas is ~2.50 where i am right now…that’s 108 gallons…if you estimate 25 mpg mixed driving that’s 2700 miles…that’s 3 months worth of driving for somebody driving 10.8k miles per year…on the low end of things…to drive that much per month would be over 30k per year…

Yeah, but it is a well screwed car and Suzuki gives them now at advertised dealer cost already. Beside Suby it is only 4WD small car, that does not burn hole in your pocket. I test drove with manual it was very well put together car.

98L of Ultra94 @ $117 CDN lasts me 4 days of casual driving. I wouldn’t get out of bed for less than a $3000 gas card.

Screw that. 3 months of free beer and we’ll talk.

They’ve stopped producing the XL-7 since 2005 here. Only in US Suzuki could get away selling a gas guzzler like the XL-7 that long.

SUZUKI needs to roll out their WRC version of the SX4 and fast. This is a car that screams “Tune me” but only if SUZUKI shows what can be done with the car. It’s a sweet little number that deserves more play.

Shoulda stuck with motorcycles. That could’ve spared plenty of people a headache.

Suzuki just needs to freshen up the Sx4. Haven’t driven one yet but if you go by consumer reports, they are extremely reliable so far. . . as in full red circles (that’s the best) for every category as far as reliability goes. The look grows on you too. They survive this economic storm and they could end up being something of an automobile company,. . . after all they are doing good elsewhere

I bought an SX4 sedan last year and it has been a great car so far, average 31 mpg. for $14,999 out the door, it came with 17″ alloys, KYB struts, front and rear sway bars, 146 horsepower, 4-wheel discs, and the usual assortment of auto door locks, windows, a/c, etc. The only thing it doesn’t have is a trunk release on the key fob, have to either flip the lever under the seat or use the key, but no biggie, it saves them money I guess. Speaking of trunks, it is HUGE. I autocross mine and can carry my full set of race tires, tool box, floor jack, small cooler and chair in there, and still have plenty of room for little things here and there. It’ll hold its own in the Stock class with the Mazdas too with the 5-speed. Handles great for a sedan. But I’ve only seen 1 other sedan on the road here in Florida and have only seen a couple of the crossovers, so they aren’t big sellers. Plus my dealer went belly-up a month after I bought it, but there is another dealer here in town, so I’m not out in the cold.

SX4’s are awesome. Maybe its bland looking but it is damn near bulletproof. I would certainly take one over an Aveo, Caliber, Yaris – but the Fit is a different story.

In NY, I’ve seen a lot of them. I guess they’re good in snow.

This is the only product Suzuki currently has that’s worth mentioning. Me thinks this is what has remotely kept them in the American market- even if they aren’t selling them by the bucketloads.

SX4 is Underated and hurt by that dam window design.