Suzuki Alto Works unveiled in Japan
To be exclusively sold in Japan, the Alto Works is powered by a turbocharged three- cylinder 660cc petrol engine.
1 min read•2 Jan '16
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Suzuki has unveiled a performance-focussed variant of the Alto, dubbed the Alto Works. The car will be sold exclusively in Japan.
The Alto Works is powered by a turbocharged three-cylinder 660cc petrol engine that develops 63.12bhp and 10.23kgm of torque. The engine has been tuned to further enhance the driving experience and now offers a better throttle response than before. Additionally, the car gets a modified steering, is equipped with shocks from KYB and gets 15-inch gloss black wheels.
The car weighs between 670-740kg, depending on the transmission – a five-speed manual or a five-speed automatic – and FWD or AWD configurations.
The Alto Works is available in four colours – silver, white, black, and red. All models include red front brake callipers. The interior of the car features genuine Recaro racing seats, a boost gauge, red stitching and steel pedals, available on all models.
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