2009 Suzuki SX4 Adds Standard Nav for Under $16,000

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Suzuki’s compact SX4 was already a pretty value-oriented car. Now the company is upping the ante as it rolls out the new 2009s. Both the four-door SX4 Sport sedan and a newly available front-wheel-drive version of the hatchback will come with a touch-screen navigation unit as standard equipment. Final prices haven’t been announced, but the company says it will be under $16,000. The current Sport sedan starts at $14,770.

The navigation unit will come standard, but to get features like Bluetooth and real-time traffic, weather and gas prices, buyers will have to upgrade to a different trim package.

The other news we get from Suzuki is that the SX4 hatchback will now be available with front-wheel drive as an option, with all-wheel drive still considered standard. However, AWD almost always adds to the MSRP. For 2008, the AWD SX4 started at a low $15,270, making it the most affordable AWD car on the market. We’d guess the FWD crossover would be less.

2008 Suzuki SX4 Sport Expert Review (Cars.com)
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Comments 

Nav systems will gradually become standard equipment on most automobiles. I didn't expect it to happen this soon. Thanks Suzuki.

I think this is great. The SX4 is a pretty decent car too, especially in hatchback form. This should hopefully make it a little more popular.

I know if i were in the market for a car (which I'm not as I'm a full time cycle commuter), this would be up there ahead of the Yaris or Accent and alongside the Fit. There aren't enough good looking 5 door hatchbacks out there...

This is great!
I just hope Suzuki is able to improve its dealer network to start seriously competing with the likes of Toyota, Honda, etc.

I wish a sunroof was an option, at least with the AWD hatch. Suzuki, are you listening (hint...hint)? LOL!

Peace!<-AladdinSane--

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