Suzuki Automobiles Blog

The not-for-U.S. Suzuki SX4 Crossover offers a large panoramic moonroof for an open air driving experiences. Find our more on Rumors here!

We Review Automotive Businesses, Partnerships, And Other Activities That Failed, Went Bankrupt, Halted, Or Changed In 2012.

As we review the year 2012, we look back at the cars that died this year, including the Ferrari 599GTB Fiorano and Aston Martin DBS.

Suzuki issues recall on 2007 XL7 crossovers sold in western states for a crack-prone fuel pump module that could result in an engine fire.

The Suzuki Kizashi and Honda Accord have been rated above 11 other newly tested midsize sedans by the IIHS - read more in this Rumors post.

Mitsubishi will soldier on in the U.S. market, just as Suzuki borrows money to pay off dealers and leave the U.S. market.

The six Suzukis we wish would have been sold in the U.S.

American Suzuki has filed for bankruptcy -- get the details right here on Automobile magazine's Rumors blog.

Suzuki showed off the S-Cross Concept at this year's Paris Motor Show, previewing a new compact crossover.

GM is recalling 250,000 SUVs, Suzuki is recalling 100,000 Forenzas and Renos, and Valeo is recalling 585 BMW coupes and sedans.

In honor of Dr. Felix Wankel's 110th anniversary, we dug up the 11 coolest vehicles to be built with Wankel rotary engines.

Suzuki will unveil a new compact crossover called the S-Cross at the Paris Motor Show.

VW will complete its buyout of Porsche, and go to court to keep its shares in Suzuki.

Budget and Avis are now selling off-rental cars to consumers with options for extended test drives. Read about it here.

What cars are most unlucky? Check out Automobile Magazine's Top 13 Unlucky cars for Friday the 13th, only on Rumors.