New & Used Suzuki Cars, Parts & Reviews

Suzuki began as a weaving-loom manufacturer in the early 1900s. Eventually, the company recognized the need for reliable, inexpensive personal transportation in Japan and began making the 1952 Power Free, a motorized bicycle. The design of the bike was so innovative that the Japanese government gave the company a subsidy to do motorcycle engineering research, which marked the official beginning of the Suzuki Motor Corporation.

Suzuki sold vehicles in other countries for decades before creating the American Suzuki Motor Corporation in 1985. Suzuki sold more vehicles in its first year in the U.S. than any other Japanese automaker. Today, Suzuki cars are known for their excellent transferable warranties, reliability, and fuel economy.