Mathews Suzuki

As we all know, many Suzuki models not available in the United States are popular around the rest of the world, mainly the Suzuki Swift. With the success of the compact car overseas, and the continued reliability and efficiency of new Suzuki vehicles here in the greater Clarksville area, the Japanese automaker might be developing another new model to add to is lineup.

The New York Auto Show is place where big announcements are expected to be made, as the world's automakers gather in the Big Apple to display new models, concepts, and groundbreaking technology. Suzuki was sure to get in on the action, as it announced a partnership with Garman for its brand-new infotainment system on 2013 models.

At Matthews Suzuki we make it no secret that we're pretty big fans of the Suzuki SX4. It is a sleek, stylish, and versatile vehicle that can take anything mother nature has to throw at it. That said, we thought we'd take a minute to go over the finer points of why we love this offering from Suzuki so much. Who knows? Maybe the Suzuki SX4 is the perfect vehicle for your automotive…

Here at Matthews Suzuki, we know that our favorite Japanese automaker offers some of the most versatile, stylish, and overall valuable vehicles on the road today. And, from the looks of it, more people are catching onto this notion every day. Specifically, we turn your attention to Suzuki's sales report for the month of August. It doesn't just prove everything we've known about Suzuki vehicles this whole time, but it also shows…

What was the two-millionth Suzuki model to roll off the assembly line at Suzuki's Esztergom, Hungary plant? It was none other than the beloved European Suzuki Swift. We here at Mathews Suzuki are incredibly proud of the Japanese automaker for their incredible milestone, and we know that this speaks highly of the quality that is imbued in every new Suzuki model.

Another milestone that the company is celebrating is found in the plant's…

In an on again/off again relationship that is like something out of a bad soap opera, Suzuki and Volkswagen seem to clash heads as much as they need each other. The two automakers formed a major alliance in 2010, when Volkswagen purchased a majority stake in the Japanese automaker for a total of $2.5-billion. Since then, the relationship has been a little rough to say the least, but we here at Mathews Suzuki…