Suzuki Equator

Suzuki Equator - a small front-drive subcompact car, first appeared in the model number of Japanese companies in 1983. In America, the model was known as the Chevrolet Metro. In English the word "swift" means "quick." The first models were produced in the body hatchback (3 - and 5-door) and equipped with 1,0 - and 1,3-liter engine capacity of 50 and 68 liters. a. respectively. Six years later, began production of the second generation. In general, the changes have affected the exterior design and interior design, but the undercarriage was left with virtually no upgrades. There was a version with a sedan. A further upgrade the company held in 1996. In 2000 appeared the 16-valve 1.3-liter engine capacity of 86 liters. a. with fuel injection.

        The next generation Suzuki Swift was represented by the general public in late 2004 at the Paris Motor Show. Standard equipment includes the following positions: adjustable steering column, radio, adjustable height driver's seat, central locking with remote control, immobilizer, front windows with electric, heated side mirrors and tinted glass. In the more expensive version of GLX in addition to this there is a system of access and keyless start, air conditioning, fog lamps and alloy wheels. There are also "charged" version of the hatchback - Swift Sport, which differs from the basic model, the presence of engine capacity of 125 liters. a., more productive braking system, "acute" steering and low suspension. Externally, Swift Sport is allocated a sports body kit, interior design, drive, and is decorated in a sporting spirit. In 2010 the model underwent a minor upgrade.