Suzuki Concept S in Geneva Motor Show

Here comes the real car photos of Suzuki Concept S in Geneva Motor Show.
From: World Car Fans

Suzuki is giving the 2011 Geneva Motor Show crowd a taste of what could be in store for a Sport model of their supermini car.  The Suzuki Swift S-Concept is painted in a special exterior color, Lightning Pearl Yellow, made specifically for the auto show.

The car has the company's M16A 1.6-liter engine mated to a six-speed manual transmission, which goes well with its "more sporty and exciting look".  At Paris, it was rumored that the next Swift Sport would get a 150-hp (112-kW / 152-PS), a 22 percent increase over the 2010 model.

Suzuki would not reveal specific details about the concept's engine output.
At 3,890mm (153.15 inches), the car is 177mm (6.97 inches) longer than the current MINI Cooper S.  It is similarly wider and taller, but its 2,430mm (95.67 inches) wheelbase is 36mm (1.41 inches) shorter than the Cooper.

Riding on 18-inch wheels, the car now features a large rear wing, new headlights and rear lighting clusters.  It has also been brought closer to the ground.  Inside, designers included bucket seats, a new steering wheel, different instrumentation and carbon fiber trim.

No details were revealed about the next Suzuki Swift Sport's release date, but the production ready look of this car makes us think a 2012 model year debut is possible.

HKS Coolstyle muffler for ZC72S (New Swift)

HKS Coolstyle muffler for ZC72S (New Swift)

New Swift ZC72S by Cartisan

Bodykit design by Cartisan for the new Swift ZC72S

Suzuki Swift named RJC 2011 Japanese Car Of The Year

From Paultan.org

The new third-generation Suzuki Swift has bagged the Automotive Researchers and Journalists Conference of Japan (RJC) 2011 Japanese Car Of The Year award. The car won in the domestic category with a score of 288 points, ahead of Nissan’s March at 258 and Honda’s Fit Hybrid, which scored 215 points, and in awarding it the title, judges praised the Swift’s excellent interior quality as well as its driving stability and comfort, among other things.

It’s the second RJC Japanese COTY achievement for the Swift, with the previous incarnation winning the prize in 2006. The RJC is a non-profit organisation established in 1990, and made up of Japan-based automotive critics and journalists. Each year, the organisation bestows Car of The Year awards for both Japanese and import models, as well as for the Technology of The Year.

Incidentally, the Volkswagen Polo won the Import COTY title with 294 points, finishing ahead of the Citroen C3, which managed 223 points, and the winner for the technology award was Subaru’s EyeSight driving assistance system as found in the Legacy.

New Suzuki Swift Bodykit from Concept S

This is the new Suzuki Swift bodykit that wanted to be develop by Concept S.
I would say it is a very nice design!!!