SUZUKI
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Japanese mobility manufacturer from Hamamatsu that grew from weaving looms into motorcycles, cars and marine engines.
- Founded
- 1909, Hamamatsu
- Founder
- Michio Suzuki
- Headquarters
- Hamamatsu, Shizuoka, Japan
- Also makes
- Motorcycles, ATVs, outboard engines, wheelchairs
Suzuki began in 1909 as the Suzuki Loom Works, founded by Michio Suzuki in the coastal town of Hamamatsu. After the Second World War it turned to small motor vehicles, starting with the 1952 Power Free engine for bicycles.
The 1955 Suzulight was its first car. From 1981 Suzuki helped establish Maruti Suzuki in India, taking a majority stake in the subsidiary in 2007, and Volkswagen held a stake in the company between 2009 and 2015.
- 1909Suzuki Loom Works founded in Hamamatsu
- 1952Power Free engine for bicycles
- 1954Company renamed Suzuki Motor Co., Ltd.
- 1955The Suzulight, its first car
- 1981Maruti Suzuki set up in India
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SUZUKI Suzuki Swift (2017)
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SUZUKI Suzuki SX4 II (2017)
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SUZUKI Suzuki Vitara-S (2015-2016)
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SUZUKI Suzuki Baleno
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MARUTI Maruti Suzuki Ciaz
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SUZUKI Suzuki Vitara 2015
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SUZUKI Suzuki T500: the 500 two-stroke that proved the doubters wrong
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SUZUKI Suzuki GT250: the two-stroke twin that became the X7
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SUZUKI Suzuki TL1000S: the V-twin that earned a dangerous nickname
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SUZUKI Suzuki Suzulight: how Suzuki learned to build cars
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SUZUKI Suzuki RM: the Racing Machine motocross line
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SUZUKI Suzuki RE5: the rotary motorcycle that promised the future
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SUZUKI Suzuki Mighty Boy: the kei coupé utility
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SUZUKI Suzuki QuadRacer and QuadRunner: the four-wheelers that beat three-wheelers
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SUZUKI Suzuki Choinori: the scooter built to use as little as possible
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SUZUKI Suzuki Celerio: the city car that replaced the Alto in Europe
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SUZUKI Maruti Suzuki: the Indian partnership that motorised a country
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SUZUKI Suzuki Solio: the wider Wagon R that became a mini MPV
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SUZUKI Suzuki Ertiga: the three-row MPV for emerging markets
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SUZUKI Suzuki Cultus: the car General Motors gave away