A viral video shows a Maruti Suzuki Alto climbing the challenging Adi Kailash S-Bend, proving why enthusiasts call it the ...

Introduced in 1962, the JDM-only Carol was discontinued in 1970 in favor of the Chantez. Revived in 1989 in the guise of a rebadged Suzuki Alto, the Carol kei car has been redesigned for 2022 on the ...

Suzuki has just released a hot version of the Alto kei car in Japan, which we think looks really funky and cool. Called, the Alto Turbo RS, it offers all the benefits of a small car and a bit of ...

Even in a world obsessed with oversized SUVs and increasingly chaotic city streets, there’s still something charming about a small car that knows exactly what it is. One of Japan’s most endearing city ...

When I was a kid we used to play a game to while away the hours of long, boring road trips called Spotto. Think of it as a version of the better known I Spy. The aim was to be the first to spot number ...

Maruti Suzuki Alto K10 Price in Jorhat starts from ₹3.70 Lakh. Check 2026 Alto K10 on road car price (Ex-Showroom + RTO + Insurance), offers in Jorhat.

Maruti Suzuki entry-level hatchback, Alto 800 has received mechanical and cosmetic updates. It is powered by a BS6 compliant 796cc, a three-cylinder engine that generates 47hp of power and 69Nm torque ...

It may not have the celebrity status once enjoyed by the very successful Maruti 800, or the very unsuccessful Tata Nano, but the undisputable fact is that the Suzuki Alto, based on the sheer numbers ...

Following a brochure leak a couple of weeks ago, Suzuki has published the first images of the ninth-generation Alto kei car for the Japanese market. Despite their common name, the JDM-spec Alto is a ...

With a shrinking post-lockdown economy, reduced purchasing power, re-focused priorities and other restrictions a reality for many people, the Suzuki Alto and cars of its like, have perhaps never been ...

Unlike in Japan, micro city cars are a relatively rare sight on Australian roads. They populate the Japanese cities, where parking is impossible and insurance and taxes favour what they call ‘Kei’ ...