Suzuki*sx4 Review
Locks power to the front wheels only to maximize fuel economy during normal dry conditions .
Unlike many compact cars that are strictly front-wheel drive, the SX4 allows you to toggle between three modes using an in-console switch : suzuki*sx4
Automatically sends up to 50% of torque to the rear wheels if the front wheels begin to slip, providing stability on fly-on-the-fly . Locks power to the front wheels only to
Forces a 30% to 50% torque split to the rear wheels for maximum traction in deep snow or mud . This mode stays active until roughly 36 mph (60 km/h), at which point it automatically switches back to "Auto" for safety and efficiency . Other Noteworthy Practical Features 2011 Suzuki SX4! AWD! This mode stays active until roughly 36 mph
The Suzuki SX4 is best known for its system , a feature rarely found in subcompact cars of its era . This system makes it a highly capable all-weather commuter, particularly for drivers in snow-prone regions . Core Feature: 3-Mode i-AWD