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Mr Azam Mirza, GM Marketing, Pak Suzuki, Mr Kinji Saito, Managing Officer of Global Automobile Operations, Suzuki Motor Corporation, Mr Hirofumi Nagao, Managing Director, Pak Suzuki, and Mr Ghulam Farooq, GM Supply Chain, Pak Suzuki.

According to Pak Suzuki, the new model has been developed keeping in mind the Pakistani customers’ needs within the 1000cc segment, and is fully equipped to cater to modern day requirements. The new Cultus VXR is priced at PKR 12,50,000, while the Cultus VXL comes with a price tag of PKR 13,91,000.

Manufactured by Pak Suzuki Motor Company Limited at the Bin Qasim Plant, Karachi, some of the highlights of the new Cultus include:Modern and sleek hatchback, aerodynamic design.

Mr Kinji Saito, Managing Officer of Global Automobile Operations at Suzuki Motor Corporation, inaugurated the new Cultus and apprised that Pakistan has always been an exceptional market for Suzuki, leading with a market share of more than 50% for the last two decades.

He said that Suzuki Motor Corporation, Japan, sees Pakistan as a dynamic market with great potential for growth in the years to come and re-iterated that the company is committed towards technological advancement of the automobile sector. He also said that Suzuki Motor Corporation will make aggressive efforts to contribute to the development of the automobile industry in Pakistan.

The New Cultus will be on display at over 110 Pak Suzuki Dealerships nationwide, covering 48 cities where customers can witness the product and also avail test drives. With strong brand positioning and Pak Suzuki’s reliability, the New Cultus is all set to make a debut on Pakistani roads for a new beginning with a different attitude.

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The Holden Barina is a subcompact automobile sold between 1985 and 2018 by Holden in Australasia. Each of the six generations have been badge-engineered versions of various General Motors vehicles, namely Suzuki Cultus, Opel Corsa, and Daewoo Kalos. Barina is an Australian aboriginal word meaning "summit".

The first generation MB Barina was launched on 12 February 1985 as a badge-engineered Suzuki Cultus as a five-door hatchback.Roadrunner Pack" special model was offered complete with decals showing the Warner Bros. cartoon character.Beep beep Barina, a catchphrase that remains in the consciousness of many Australians in the present. The facelifted ML series was released in September 1986, this included a coil sprung rear end replacing the leaf springs of the MB, a revised dashboard, headlights, tailgate and lights, and front grille.

In New Zealand, the Barina (also sold as the "Suzuki Swift") was assembled by GMNZ from 1985 until 1989.Suzuki Cultus). This vehicle used the G13B engine. General Motors sold this car in other markets as well. In the United States, it was badged as the Chevrolet Sprint.

The second-generation MF Barina was a rebadged second generation Suzuki Cultus, co-developed with GM using the GM M platform and marketed worldwide under nearly a dozen nameplates, prominently as the Suzuki Swift, Pontiac Firefly (Canada) and Geo Metro (Chevrolet"s sub-model in the USA). A five-door hatchback was first released in January 1989, and was followed by the introduction of a three-door "GS" hatchback in September 1990.

An ordering mix-up meant that (right hand drive) NZ versions – now imported assembled from Japan – received the North American Geo tail lamp cluster with red flashing direction indicators rather than the Suzuki style cluster with amber flasher sent to Australia. Luckily for GM NZ, NZ law still allowed amber or red so the red lenses remained for the entire MH series run. The equivalent Suzuki had the amber lenses.

The sixth generation TM series Barina debuted at the 2011 Australian International Motor Show held in Melbourne.Barina Spark both sharing the same ice blue LCD gauge cluster and a similar centre stack design. The exterior looks much more like the Series II Holden Captiva with similar headlight and grille designs. The TM series is powered by a 1.6-litre petrol engine with a choice of a five-speed or 6-speed manual as well as a six-speed automatic transmission. The TM Barina is based on the second generation Chevrolet Aveo.

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The two cars (Bravo & Pearl) apparently have the same 30-year old Suzuki F8B replica engine as found in Mehran and have the same 4-speed manual transmission so it’s just the difference of skin and the presence of gadgetry on offer. So the Picanto will be something in another league and cannot be compared to the Bravo & Pearl for that matter.

In international markets Kia Picanto rivals a number of small cars including the Hyundai i10, VW Up, Toyota Wigo and off course, the Suzuki Celerio which is already available in our market with a Cultus moniker. You will be surprised to know how closely these two cars compete against each other in terms of dimensions, space, engine as well as features on offer.

The difference in terms of length and width is just 5 mm which is negligible; the two can be called almost exactly equal. And with a 1,600mm or less width, both Picanto & Celerio can seat 2 adults at the back seats with ease. The third will need to squeeze to fit however if you have shorter people or kids you might be able adjust 3 people or more. Secondly the Picanto is 50mm shorter in height which will perhaps translate in favor of Suzuki Cultus having slightly better headroom.

Despite having a shorter height, the Picanto offers a ground clearance that is 7mm better than the Cultus. This sort of difference goes in favor of Kia Picanto giving it the ability to go over the obnoxious speed breakers found on our roads with ease.

The two cars again compete extremely close against each other considering the above parameter, with Cultus having a marginal edge over its South Korean rival.

As far as the kerb weight is concerned the Picanto is 55kg heavier than the Cultus, giving the latter an advantage in fuel consumption due to lighter body weight.

Fuel consumption of 2nd gen Kia Picanto is rated at 22.7 km/liter for the manual and 21.7 km/liter for automatic. As for Suzuki Celerio the claimed fuel economy figures are 23.1 km/ liter however keep in mind these figures doesn’t really implement well for locally available units due to a number of factors including traffic, low quality fuel available in our country as well as poor environmental conditions. Better still, we can get the idea of their rated fuel economy figures elsewhere. Both vehicles have a fuel tank capacity of 35 liters.

Both the cars have a similar combination of front & rear suspension setup. Kia Picanto as well as the Suzuki Cultus have MacPherson Strut suspension at front while Torsion Beam suspension doing the job at rear.

One of the key advantages of having a small car is its easy maneuverability, thanks to a smaller turning radius. Surprisingly both Kia Picanto and Suzuki Cultus have an exactly same 4.7 m turning radius.

Still as per unofficial reports, the loaded version will offer airbags, power steering/ windows, multifunction steering wheel, air-condition, and will be offered in manual as well as automatic transmission option. All in all the Picanto locks its horns with the Cultus in almost every aspect, whats going to be a deciding factor will be its price and built quality, back by after sales support.

The Celerio was first launched by Japanese car manufacturer Suzuki in 2014. Also known in Asia as the Suzuki Cultus (models VXR, VXL and AGS), this guide covers the dashboard warning lights for the Suzuki Celerio and all model variants such as the SZ2 and SZ3.

Dashboard information displays and warning symbol location may vary depending on your model of Celerio / Cultus, but the warning lights all have the same meaning. Locate the warning light on the dashboard diagram above and read the fault description and what action to take below.

The Suzuki Celerio brake warning light should come on briefly when the ignition is switched to on and shortly go out. The brake light also comes on when:

If brake fluid levels are sufficient and the parking brake is properly released, there is a brake system fault. On a quiet road, test the brakes by carefully stopping and starting. If the brakes appear safe, drive immediately to your nearest Suzuki workshop.

If the ABS and brake warning light come on together, it indicates a fault with the rear brake force control (proportioning valve function) of the ABS system has failed. Immediately contact a Suzuki workshop.

The Suzuki Celerio ABS warning light comes on briefly as the ignition is switched to on and goes out shortly after. If the warning light stays on or comes on when you’re driving, there’s a fault with the ABS system. The Suzuki Celerio ABS (anti-lock braking system) is a safety system that prevent wheels from locking whilst under emergency braking. This helps the driver to steer.

Turn off the engine and switch the ignition to the ‘lock’ position and restart the engine. If the ABS warning light stays on, have it checked by a Suzuki workshop as soon as possible.

The Suzuki Celerio malfunction indicator light (MIL) or ‘check engine light’ comes on as part of the computer controlled emissions system and indicates that this system requires servicing. This malfunction light comes on for two possible reasons:

In either situation, a good Suzuki workshop is required to diagnose and read fault codes to establish where the fault is. It is however possible to obtain your own diagnostic equipment for fault code reading.

The oil light comes on when the ignition is switched on, but should go out shortly. The Suzuki Celerio red oil warning light is an indication of two issues:

Do not continue to drive. Severe engine damage will likely occur due to the engine lubrication system failing. Contact a Suzuki workshop and arrange for vehicle recovery.

The Suzuki Celerio battery warning light comes on with the ignition switched to on, but should go out shortly after. If the light stays on or comes on when driving, there is a battery charging system fault.

The Suzuki Celerio key warning light is the immobiliser active symbol. If the this warning light flashes when the ignition is set to on, you may not be able to start the engine.

The Suzuki Celerio airbag warning light should come on or flash for several seconds when the ignition is set to ‘on’. This is normal and indicates the system is working correctly. If there is a malfunction in the airbag or seat belt pretensioner system, the light will not come on at all, stays on for 10 seconds or more, or comes on when driving.

The driver seat belt reminder lights up and after 9 mph (15 km/h) will flash in red, an alarm may also sound for 95 seconds depending on the model of Suzuki Celerio. After the alarm has finished, the warning light will illuminate constantly.

ESP, or Electronic Stability Program is a combination of driving aid that help to keep the vehicle stable when instability has been detected. The Suzuki Celerio ESP warning light comes on for the following reasons:

This warning light illuminating is the Suzuki Celerio ENG A-STOP, or engine auto start / stop system. When the engine has been stopped by the ENG A-STOP system, this light illuminates on the dashboard. There are some instances where the engine start stop system doesn’t work.

The Suzuki Celerio ENG A-STOP OFF warning light indicates that the system has been manually deactivated and this warning light illuminates. The ENG A-STOP OFF warning light flashes indicating a fault with the system.

The steering wheel and exclamation mark is the Suzuki Celerio power steering warning light. The warning light can illuminate either as a permanent fault or temporary.

If the warning light comes on during normal driving and stays on, a fault has been detected. The steering wheel may feel much heavier and harder to steer at slow speeds. Have the system serviced by a Suzuki workshop when possible.

When the left or right turn signal / indicators has been applied, the corresponding green arrow on the dashboard panel will flash along with the respective turn signal light. When the hazard warning lights have been switched on, both arrow flash along with all turn signal lights.

Since founded in 1909 as a loom maker and incorporated in 1920, with its watchword "Providing value-packed products", Suzuki has been focusing on craftsmanship for the benefit of its customers.

Since then, a lot has changed at Suzuki-the company has branched out into motorcycles, automobiles, and outboard motors, manufacturing and selling its products around the world. One thing that hasn"t changed is the craftsmanship.

As you walk through Suzuki Plaza, you walk through the different stages in Suzuki"s history, represented by the many different products the company has made over the years, as well as an exhibit showing a modern production line for cars.