The Suzuki Motor Corporation was first known in the industry of transportation for its classic motorcycles and bikes. And because of this, the company has targeted using these very popular means of transportation for the launch of the company?s cars and vehicles.
This week, the company would be launching commercials and advertisements that are actually marketing and selling Suzuki vehicles that have been scheduled to be launch this fall. The list of Suzuki cars and vehicles include the Suzuki XL7 crossover, the Grand Vitara sport utility vehicle, and the Suzuki SX4 crossover. And when you do get to view these four commercial ads on the new Suzuki autos in their entire Suzuki auto parts glamour, you would find that in between, there are also quick glimpses of the company?s motorcycle heritage. These ads last for thirty seconds.
It was Colby and Partners of Brea, California who is the brain behind such a campaign. And this organization does claim that they have much the Suzuki campaign as such as to be able to help the company gain more income by using the much popular, better trusted, and highly esteemed Suzuki motorcycle range as the base and foundation. They do believe that by doing such, customers would be able to familiarize themselves with the products and with the kind of quality that the Suzuki motorbikes held. The organization does further believe that their campaign tactic would make the customers believe that the motorcycles and the vehicles all are the best in the industry.
Four commercial campaigns have been produced by Colby and Partners and each last for thirty seconds. One campaign has been given to each new vehicle model and the fourth one is an advertisement that shows off all three. One of these is the one entitled ?Tunnel? wherein you will see a Suzuki GSX-R motorcycle zooming through a road on a mountain and enters a tunnel. What would catch your attention would be the voiceover that says, ?Are our cars as much fun as our bikes?? And after that long dark tunnel, the next thing you would see would be a Suzuki SX4 which then enters another tunnel which exits the tunnel as a Grand Vitara. The same thing happens and you would find a Suzuki XL7 in the end.
As a former news correspondent for an auto-related website, Stacey has gathered extensive knowledge and experience in the automotive industry. This 34 year old mother of two from Memphis is a genuine car lover. –
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When Kawasaki started mass-production of perimeter frame Dirt Bikes in 1990, the two-stroke, single-cylinder 249cc engine KAWASAKI KX250, along with KX125 became the first ones to be manufactured. A new KX250 can cost you around 6,000 dollars while you can get a used KAWASAKI KX250 for 1500 to 3000 dollars. A KX125 costs slightly lower.
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Suzuki has been manufacturing a series of Dirt Bikes called DR-Z and a recent addition to this family is the Suzuki DR-Z125, available in two versions – DR-Z125 and DR-Z125L. These 124cc, 4-stroke, single-cylinder models feature the traditional, five-speed transmission and the 2004 models cost 3,000 dollars.
The Yamaha YZ series is the most popular Yamaha Dirt Bike model. The 2006 models will cost you around 3,000 to 7,000 dollars or more than that. Of these, the 85cc, liquid-cooled, reed valve-inducted, 2-stroke YZ85 is the cheapest (3,099 dollars) while the 4-stroke, DOHC, 5-valve titanium, liquid-cooled engine YZ450F costs around 6,500 to 8,000 dollars.
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