Suzuki Baleno
The Suzuki Baleno is a small city hatchback that has been sold in Australia since 2014. The Baleno badge has been used around the world by Suzuki for various models, with the current WB generation replacing the Suzuki SX4 that was previously sold locally
The Suzuki Baleno is pitched as an affordable hatchback, with all variants in Australia using the same 1.4-litre petrol engine. A range of transmissions are available, with both manual and automatic versions sending power to the front wheels. Although there is no hybrid or electric version available, the Suzuki Baleno still offers impressively frugal petrol consumption.
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