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Caterham Project V: The Electric Sports Car That Breaks Every Expectation

A new generation 2011 Suzuki Swift came across without camouflage

2011 Suzuki Swift
2011 Suzuki Swift
On one road neighboring Hungary road paparazzi managed to take pictures hatchback Suzuki Swift a new generation.

And at the auto were several identical cars Suzuki Swift without any protective camouflage.

Judging from photographs, design the new Swift is a logical continuation of the evolutionary ideas predecessor. The official premiere will take place car at the Paris Motor Show in September this year, and detailed information about the new product (including detailed technical specifications) will be published by the Japanese as early as Thursday 10 June.

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