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There is a car company that's had the #1 selling car in Japan for the last 6 years. It's a company that's won 17 international car of the year awards. In Japan, it outsold Nissan last year, and outsold Honda 2 out of the last 3 years. It might not be the brand you expect...

It's Suzuki!

Suzuki might not be the first name that comes to mind when you think about cars. Here in the United States, many people know Suzuki as a maker of some of the most powerful motorcycles, but you might not know that Suzuki produces a complete lineup of cars, trucks, and SUVs including the SX4 crossover, SX4 sport-back, SX4 sedan, the Equator, and the Grand Vitara.

Now, Suzuki in unveiling a new flagship sedan! Time.com called it "One of the most exciting cars of 2010". The all new Suzuki Kizashi. Built to compete with benchmarks from the Audi A4 and the Acura TSX, the Kizashi has a unique blend of power and craftsmanship.

Larry Bevington with Marie Grasch. Donation to Rally for a Cure Golf Scramble to benefit the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation of Lexington. The event was held at the Frankfort Country Club on June 8th, 2010. Contact the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation of Lexington at 859-368-7133 for more information.


This SUV has VERY RARE optional 2nd row captain's chairs so you can easily access the third row seat by walking between them. It has all the room of a van, but the style of a full size SUV! The same exact vehicle as a GMC Acadia, and it is very similar to a Chevrolet Traverse, or a Buick Enclave. Call 502-695-8900 or click on the picture below for more information.


UPDATE - TUESDAY JUNE 24th-
THE FIND THE KIZASHI CONTEST IS OVER...

We have a lot of winners, but 2 people won the Grand Prize. The 50" Samsung Plasma TV. Congratulations to Sue Brown and Debbie Colston who work at Kentucky Teacher's Retirement.




Congratulations also go to Nat Reynolds who won a YMCA membership, Matt Metzger who won a Johnny Carino's Gift Card, Alicia Edwards who won a Afterglow Salon Gift Card. Everyone else that found all three cars and unlocked the lock this morning won a Visa Gift Card and a Select Suzuki hat. Thanks to everyone who participated!!!

More fun contests coming soon. Check our Blog for details!


Kizashi #1 Clues

Clue #1 - Monday, June 7th
You can't fit a circle into a square, but the Suzuki Kizashi is somewhere in there.


Clue #2 - Tuesday, June 8th
The weather's too warm to search for rocks, find 1303 to unlock the box.


Clue #3 - Wednesday, June 9th
On 127 Just off the road, is the first location to find the first code.

Clue #4 - Thursday, June 10th
Here comes clue #4. Are you ready?
Go eat some tasty SPAGHETTI

Clue #5 - Friday, June 11th
Here's Johnny!


Kizashi #2 Clues

Clue #1 - Monday, June 14th
The Suzuki Kizashi is sure to inspire, to find the car, find the twin spires!


Clue #2 - Tuesday, June 15th
Find all three cars then you'll have a shot, near the second car a red X marks the spot.

Clue #3 - Wednesday, June 16th
If other cars make you yawn, the second Kizashi is a short walk from the Capital Lawn.

Clue #4 - Thursday, June 17th
The Kizashi is just out of sight, and the summer concert is family fun night!

Clue #5 - Friday , June 18th
The Village, People!



Kizashi #3 Clues

Clue #1 - Monday, June 21st
The Suzuki Kizashi is brand new, start your search near where one becomes two.

Clue #2 - Tuesday, June 22nd
These clues are hard but stay the course, look for tracks, a person, and a horse.
 
Clue #3 - Wednesday, June 23rd
If the third Kizashi you hope to find, search for a quilt pattern design.
 
Clue #4 - Thursday, June 24th
Walk, or run, but proceed with care. Win the TV and have others saying, it's not fair!

Clue #5 - Friday, June 25th
For a great view, check the corner of 3rd and 6th, just off Park Avenue.



If
you loved the jingle bell rock, you're gonna love this!



To introduce the new Suzuki Kizashi, Select Suzuki and Star 103.7 are teaming up for a new contest to win a 50" Samsung Plasma TV!

Select Suzuki is placing 3 of Suzuki's all new midsize sedan, the Kizashi, around Frankfort. Clues to the location of the 3 cars will be given daily on air and online starting Monday, June 7th.

Each vehicle will bear a code number. Be the first person to find all three numbers, and you'll win the TV!

Select Suzuki / Select Auto Service donated $100 to Franklin County CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates for Children) for their upcoming golf scramble at Juniper Hills!



Our shuttle is now a moving billboard!

Select Suzuki / Select Auto Service offers FREE shuttle service within Franklin County. We will pick you up and/or take you wherever your heart desires.

If you see this van driving around Frankfort, please honk (nicely) or waive!

Select Suzuki / Select Auto Service donated $100 to the Frankfort Civitan Club for their upcoming golf scramble!


Select Suzuki / Select Auto Service Voted Best Car Dealer in Frankfort in the Frankfort Area Chamber of Commerce People's Choice Awards.

This is the second time Select has won the award. Select Suzuki is also the only business to win an award in the Car Dealer Category. Thank you to the Frankfort Area Chamber of Commerce, their staff, and the many customers who have supported us over the years!

The first 2010 Suzuki Kizashi is now on display in front of the showroom at Select Suzuki. It's similar in size to a Camry or Accord with more options and more warranty for less money.


Click here for more pictures!

First Look: 2010 Suzuki Kizashi
Something Good Coming? Suzuki Says Performance, Quality Will Help Kizashi Win Over Midsize Buyers
From the August, 2009 issue of Motor Trend
By Scott Evans, Motor Trend

In Japanese, "kizashi" means "something good is coming." For Suzuki's sake, its all-new 2010 Suzuki Kizashi -- which took a long time to finally get here -- had better be good if the Japanese automaker thinks it is going to make a dent in the cutthroat midsize sedan segment.

Despite being the 11th-largest automaker in the world and one of the few companies that has remained profitable worldwide during these hard times, Suzuki remains a fringe player in the U.S., with American consumers more readily associating the name with its popular motorcycles. The niche status doesn't have Suzuki discouraged, though. The automaker sees it as a challenge, and to that end have upped the ante in recent years with the compact, sporty SX4 and the good-looking and capable (albeit Nissan-based) Equator pickup. Now, Suzuki is making its boldest move yet with the new Kizashi.

A ground-up design from Suzuki, the Kizashi is an impressive player on paper. Suzuki is promising a car with standard AWD, the most powerful four-cylinder engine in its class, and a premium interior. Suzuki bills the car as a premium vehicle without the premium price tag, a world-class sports sedan that anyone can afford. In planning the car, the sights were set not on entry-level midsize cars, but premium midsizers including the Alfa Romeo 159, Acura TSX, and Volkswagen Passat, and, at first glance at least, it shows.

In order to stand out in the crowded midsize market, Suzuki is boasting that it's upped the content for the Kizashi without upping the price. Under the hood is an all-new 2.4L four-cylinder engine with variable valve timing that Suzuki promises will out-gun any other four-banger in its class, though it's not ready to reveal actual numbers yet. To live up to that claim, the engine will have to make more than 200 hp, which is impressive for a naturally aspirated four-cylinder. Suzuki likewise does not have official fuel economy numbers yet, but expects the car to easily crest 30 mpg with help from underbody trays that smooth out airflow under the car. For those who want more, the company is already developing a hybrid model and may add a more powerful engine in the future if there's a demand for one.

Review from MotorTrend.com

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  • Businesses unlock their free business listing with Google Places, allowing them to enhance the content of their listings with photos, correct hours, coupons and more. This also tells Google that the business' location is correct, so we can send a window decal if the business is popular enough.
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