Aggressively styled and pleasingly proportioned, it previewed a semi-upscale “D-segment” sport sedan. In the global auto organization, the C-segment is compact cars, and the size-up D class is what we know as midsize-the incredibly competitive field of both family and sporty sedans. And, with a powerful, aero-slick style theme characterized as “a dynamic athlete in motion,” this concept clearly showed that Suzuki’s coming flagship sedan would be aimed at the emotional end of the scale. Japanese automaker Suzuki chose the mid-2007 Frankfurt (Germany) Motor Show to unveil a most fascinating new idea automobile called Kizashi. They said its name was Japanese for “prelude” or “foretaste” and that it foretold of some thing coming from a organization identified much better here for its motorcycles, ATVs and outboard motors than for its … Read entire article »