Unpredictable impact of bankruptcy for Suzuki. December sales also grew, unfortunately these advantages still can not cover the long-term losses for the Suzuki. This year, Suzuki sold about 22,000 units in the United States, whereas prior to 2008, sales of Suzuki could break the 120,000 per year.
Suzuki will sell all remaining stock of vehicles, including an additional 2,500 units. Dealers will still provide parts and service business. With all the negative news that hit the Japanese carmaker, is quite impressive to see the growing interest in Suzuki.
AFTER rumored that Suzuki stopped selling cars in America, the demand for Suzuki cars increases. Detroit News reported that American Suzuki Motor Corp. will import additional 2,500 vehicles to meet soaring demand from the Japanese car company declares bankruptcy.
The dealer recently informed the marketing personnel that no vehicles will be produced and this is the last boost. With incentives and seven-year warranty as an added value, Suzuki sales in November increased by approximately 22% or 2224 units.
