Suzuki's 2012 off-road model line-up will make its UK show debut at the International Dirt Bike Show, held at Stoneleigh Park near Coventry later this week, featuring models for every dirt fan, from the DR-Z70 kids bike right through to the mighty RM-Z450. Highlights on the Suzuki stand this year will include a Rockstar Energy Suzuki World MX1 RM-Z450, Mel Pocock's Relentless Suzuki by TAS RM-Z250, that took the team young-gun to a runner-up finish in the Red Bull Pro National series and third in the British Championship, as well as Stephen Sword's RM-Z250 fresh from its first outing at the Sheffield Supercross.

Suzuki revealed today details of its 2012 flagship Superbike – the GSX-R1000, offering enhanced capability thanks to technical innovations that provide heightened engine and chassis performance as well as weight-loss for the new model. Announced in unison across the world today, the 2012 Suzuki GSX-R1000 retains its original styling but with a host of revisions all implemented to make this the very best GSX-R1000 ever produced. Shaving two kilograms from its kerb weight, the new 2012 Suzuki GSX-R features a plethora of updates, incorporating Brembo’s highly acclaimed Monoblock calipers for incredible braking and engine revisions that provide even more mid-range power.

With a new front grille, silver roof rails and side fins, 18" alloys and Bombora Aqua seat fabric, Suzuki Grand Vitara Sport can be buyed at a price of just 31.990$. To add more "off-road' capabilities, Suzuki has added the Standard Hill Hold Control and Hill Descent Control. Suzuki Grand Vitara Sport is equipped with a 2.4 L 4-cylinder engine on petrol, generating nearly 164 horse power and 225 Nm of torque. In terms of fuel consumption, the 5-speed manual Suzuki Grand Vitara Sport needs 8.9 L of fuel per 100 km, while the 4-speed auto 9.9 L of fuel per 100 km.

At the 64th International Edition Motor Show held in Frankfurt from 13 to 25 September 2011, Suzuki will debut their Swift Sport edition, with a more aggressive exterior and big front grille. Higher power and lower fuel consumption are delivered by the 1.6-litre M16A engine, which Suzuki developed exclusively for the Swift Sport. The engine is mated to a specially developed six-speed manual transmission, resulting in performance that is both exciting and environmentally responsible.  The new Swift Sport offers superior cornering stability and brisker, more responsive handling thanks to struts with internal rebound springs and an exclusive rear-suspension design.