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front end was reworked (October for the Van), with the headlights now incorporated into the grille (FE2/FEA2). From February 1966, these versions also received an engine with Suzuki's improved CCI lubrication system. While the Fronte was discontinued in 1967, the Van received another minor facelift in March 1968, becoming the FE3 (beginning with chassis number FE69001). This incorporated some minor engine modifications (now with
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destroyed Suzuki's assembly plant. Suzuki made the best of it and quickly built a new, more modern assembly line factory (finished only four months later) and were thus able to build many more TLs than the original goal of 200 per month. Sales in 1960 were 6075, of which 5824 were TLs, against nearly
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In January 1958, after sluggish sales and to take advantage of economies of scale, the range was whittled down to a single model. A fifteen percent sales tax on passenger cars had recently been introduced, making the SS a hard sell, and the pickup's limited payload and sales conspired against it. The
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Soon thereafter the rear end was redesigned, becoming very square and van-like. This kept the appearance of the Suzulight Van quite modern, and sliding open rear windows made the rear a more comfortable place to be. For November 1964, the rear wheel housings became larger. In April 1965 the Fronte's
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was presented. A new pressed steel grille in place of the TL's simple mesh and chrome rubbing strips on the bumpers enhanced its look, and there was also a second windshield wiper. The engine received some improvements such as larger bearings and the gear linkage was change from a cable operated one
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The interior was spartan. One publicity blurb of the era mentions such luxuries as "synchronized wipers", "a lever-operated winker switch", a fuel gauge, and "self-starter activated by turning the ignition key". There was only one, central taillight. The 1959-1960 TLs were not even available with a
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was introduced, replacing the SF. Only available with a split folding rear seat and a large tailgate opening to the side, its layout was far ahead of its time. With rear seats folded, the TL could take 1 cubic metre (1.3 cu yd) or 300 kg (661 lb), fifty per cent more than the SL
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system. This eliminated the need for pre-mixed gasoline, improving convenience, economy, and reliability. It was offered as a Standard (FEB, ¥345,000 - although this did not receive the SELMIX system) or DeLuxe (FE, ¥360,000), with yet another new grille design. The Fronte FEA cost ¥380,000. Vans
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The introduction of the Suzulight SF series also dovetailed nicely with the "People's Car Program" recently announced by Japan's Ministry of International Trade and Industry (MITI), which established a goal for the Japanese auto industry of producing "a four-seater with a top speed of 100 km/h,
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introduced one month later (see size comparison on right). The design, by Tadaaki Mizuki, was the result of trying to save space while using a minimum number of compound curve pressings. The 360 cc engine, tubular chassis, and column mounted three-speed transmission were lightly modified
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development, as well as alluding to its FF layout. The Fronte received a different grille from its working sister as well as a reworked rear end, with a top-hinged trunk lid (later bottom-hinged) and roll-down rear windows. Softer springs and a more plush interior made it more comfortable.
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had been able to accommodate and with higher comfort for the occupants. Suzuki took full advantage of 12-inch wheels having recently become commercially available in Japan and produced a modern glassy design with one wheel at every corner, very reminiscent of the
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in late 1961. With a 61.0 x 61.5 mm bore and stroke, for a total 359 cc (21.9 cu in) displacement, power and torque remained the same as for the TL. The biggest improvement was the introduction of Suzuki's patented "SELMIX" inlet
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The TL Van was exported in small numbers, with English-language brochures printed. A single car was sent to New York City in 1960, with the intent of putting the TL on sale in the United States for $ 1,300. In 1962, 238 examples were assembled in
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Fronte, Suzuki Motor Company chose to market this too under the "Suzuki" brand, even though it was a light (kei) car. This also made marketing easier, with Suzuki no longer having to split their resources on two different brand names.
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all around, was 2,990 mm (117.7 in) long, 1,295 mm (51.0 in) wide and 1,400 mm (55.1 in) tall, with a 2,000 mm (78.7 in) wheelbase and a 1,050 mm (41.3 in) front and rear
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Introduced in October 1955, "SF" stood for "Suzuki Four-wheel car". Work had begun in January 1954, with a front-engine, rear-wheel-drive and rear-engined design also considered. The first Suzuki was closely based on the
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Coupés. Nonetheless, this equalled about five times the total number built of the preceding SF series. By the end of 1960, monthly production had reached 1000, while it was up to 1500 per month by March 1962.
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Small-scale series production began in October 1955, with 3-4 cars being built per month. By February 1956, however, monthly production had jumped to about 30 cars.
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passenger side windshield wiper. Nonetheless, the mostly handbuilt Suzulight TL Van was the most expensive car in its class, at ¥398,000. Meanwhile, the
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from 1955 to 1969. They were Suzuki's first entry into automotive manufacturing, having previously only produced
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The first four-wheeled Suzuki sold under the company's own name rather than as a Suzulight was the
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When it first went on sale, in October 1955, three body styles were listed as being on offer:
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have a five-digit chassis number (FE*****) while Frontes have a six-digit one (FEA1*****).
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passenger car appeared. The name was meant to symbolize Suzuki's position at the front of
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to a more precise mechanical linkage. The price dropped to ¥360,000. Next year's
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Delivery Van, was added in November 1955. The pickup was the first ever bonneted
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In January 1969, the Suzulight Van was replaced by the conventionally laid out
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SS/SL/SD: 520 kg or 1,146 lb (SP: 500 kg or 1,102 lb)
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In March 1963 the Suzulight series received an all new engine. Still an
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priced at ¥150,000," in order to speed up motorization of the country.
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85 km/h or 53 mph (commercials: 80 km/h or 50 mph)
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Developments generally mirrored those of the Van versions, until the
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carryovers from the SF, but power was up to 21 PS (15 kW).
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59.0 mm × 66.0 mm (2.32 in × 2.60 in)
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360cc: Light Commercial Truck 1950-1975 (360cc 軽商用貨物自動車 1950-1975)
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3.2 kg⋅m (31 N⋅m; 23 lb⋅ft) at 3,200 rpm
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Results indicate: the superiority of the Suzuki Carry!
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was based on the FB which had been introduced in the
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Index

Suzulight

Suzuki
Takatsuka Assembly
Hamamatsu, Shizuoka
Kosai Assembly Plant
Hamana-gun, Shizuoka
Layout
FF layout
Lloyd 400
kei cars
Suzuki Motor Corporation
motorcycles
Carry
Lloyd 400
Citroën 2CV
Renault 4CV
Keijidosha
legislation
drum brakes
wheel track
Michio Suzuki
double wishbone
rack-and-pinion steering


Kei truck
In-line 2 cylinder
two-stroke
FF layout

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