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Words by Jose Carlo R. Sapera
 
swift alto800
It was only a month ago when the Alto 800 and Swift Dzire made a surprise appearance at the 2013 Manila International Auto Show (MIAS). Back then, we were told that these Indian-built subcompacts will be launched by the end of April. And true enough, just days before Labor day, Suzuki Philippines Incorporated (SPI) made both cars officially official.
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Words by Jose Carlo R. Sapera | Photos courtesy of Maruti-Suzuki
 
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For those who went to the 2013 Manila International Auto Show (MIAS), some of you may have noticed two new small Maruti-made cars from Suzuki. Their little booth isn’t as noticeable as some since it was not situated in the the main hall like all the other major manufacturers were. It was also a rather lackluster display from one of their dealers, instead of being a full-blown fiasco funded by Suzuki Philippines Inc. (SPI). Still, our peering eyes quickly saw the all-new Alto 800 and Dzire.
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Words by Christopher Kho
 
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Back in November 2012, Suzuki Philippines Inc. (SPH) moved its entire motorcycle assembly operations from its old plant in Pasig City to a new state-of-the-art P1 billion facility in Canlubang, Laguna. They hope to double their production capacity to over 16,000 units a month and keep up with rising demands. Though 300 employees had to be moved down south, we remember SPH telling us that the Sales and Marketing Department for both motorcycle and automobile divisions will remain to hold office in Pasig. They also had plans of using it as a Suzuki technical training center in the near future. Unfortunately, they're now telling us that this won't be so.
 
SPH announced in an official statement: “Suzuki Motor Corporation (SMC) Chariman Osamu Suzuki has visited both facilities, and after careful evaluation of the company's total operation, he decided that it would be more beneficial for the company that all departments are housed in the Canlubang head office.”
Published in Industry Update
 
suzuki auto makati
Here in the Philippines, Suzuki sells cars and motorcycles under one giant outfit called Suzuki Philippines Inc. (SPH). But in the company's recent history, never have they put four and two wheels together under one roof... until now. Located at 2929 Bautista St. cor. Finlandia St., San Isidro, Makati City, Suzuki Auto Makati is SPH's first integrated auto-moto dealership in the country, which carries both Suzuki's automobile and big bike lineup.
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suzuki isabela
Suzuki Philippines Inc. recently opened their 22nd auto dealership in the country. Located in Brgy. Mabini, Santiago City, Isabela, Suzuki Auto Isabela is poised to strengthen the Japanese automaker's presence in Northern Luzon even further. The dealership is a one-stop-shop that's fully-serviced with Suzuki's distinct 3S features that provides (1) units, (2) spare parts, and (3) auto service.
Published in Industry Update
Words by Charlie Cruz | Photos by Christopher Kho
 
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Some claim that the Mayan calendar predicts the world will end on December 21, 2012. Well, perhaps not yet the end for the human race, but for cheap motorcycle knock-offs. In an unprecedented move, the Philippines' top four motorcycle brands, who are usually competing against each other, united to achieve a common goal - an advocacy for motorcycle safety, quality, and originality.
 
Honda Philippines, Kawasaki Motors Philippines, Suzuki Philippines, and Yamaha Motor Philippines have joined hands for the first time ever in a campaign called “Original na Bida.” They hope to encourage Filipino motorcyclists to use only original Japanese-designed motorcycles and parts, as opposed to cheap clones.
Published in Industry Update
Words by Christopher Kho | Photos courtesy of Suzuki Philippines Inc.
 
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Suzuki's old motorcycle assembly plant in Pasig City was capable of pushing out 8,000 units per month. But until recently, it had a hard time keeping up with demand, as the country's 3rd biggest motorcycle brand was growing even bigger. So, with P1 billion in hand, Suzuki Philippines Inc. (SPH) built a new facility in Carmelray Industrial Park, Canlubang, Laguna that can now churn out 200,000 motorcycles a year (or roughly 16,667 a month).
Published in Industry Update
 
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Showing their support for the Philippine Azkals, Suzuki Philippines Inc. (SPI) recently held a special send-off party for the upcoming 2012 ASEAN Football Federation Suzuki Cup. The Azkals are hoping to best their semifinal finish from two years ago, starting with the first Group A match against Thailand scheduled on November 24 at the Rajamangala Stadium in Bangkok.
 
As an avid football fan, Suzuki Philippines President Satoshi Uchida is a big follower of the Azkals and commented: “I hope they reach the semifinals again so they will have a home game. I am looking forward to that.”
 
Sharing their love for football, Suzuki will also be giving away Suzuki Apparel, a Nike Football, and an Apple iPad 3 64GB for the best players of the Suzuki Penalty Strike game on Facebook.
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suzuki_zamboanga
Suzuki Philippines is taking on new territories as they open their newest auto dealership down south... way down south in Zamboanga. Located along Nuñez Extension, Zamboanga City, Suzuki Auto Zamboanga is the Japanese automaker's 3rd dealership in Mindanao, and 21st in the country.
 
This branch will be a one-stop shop for all Suzuki customers. Aside from the main display showroom, it also features a fully-equipped service center that complies with Suzuki's 3S qualities. That means that this dealership provides (1) units, (2) spare parts, and (3) auto service. 
Published in Industry Update
 
suzukiwork_shaw
Do you drive a Suzuki? Well, head on over to Suzuki Auto Shaw in Mandaluyong City on October 14, 2012 for Suzuki @ Work - Suzuki's free after-sales service camp.
 
The special one-day camp offers FREE 23-point check ups for all Suzuki customers, even those with expired warranties. Each vehicle goes through a three-step inspection process where the vehicle's general condition, under chassis, and engine are examined. After the extensive check up, vehicle owners will get an update on their vehicle's condition, and when needed, be encouraged to avail of discounted parts and services. 
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