The exclusive new Suzuki Alto Cruz will cruise the streets next week…

The new Suzuki Alto Cruz is the special edition model available next week at local Suzuki Dealerships in the UK, but blink and you’ll miss it. This exclusive little number is only available to 500 lucky owners making it extremely covetable for celebrity wannabes everywhere.

Extremely stylish throughout, the new Suzuki Alto Cruz is available in a range of colours and trim levels including Superior White and a Bright Red non-metallic colour scheme both guaranteed to command the attention of passers-by wherever you travel. With ‘Cruz’ badging on the model as well as black ‘B’ pillar trims and freshly designed wheel caps, the new Suzuki Alto Cruz is the business.

With extreme comfort key features including air conditioning, pollen filters and the opportunity to personalise the drive even further with the addition of extra features you really get to make the car your own.

With lowered fuel emissions of 103g/km as well as a particularly impressive fuel economy of 64.2mpg, you can rest assured that you are doing your bit for the environment as well as your wallet, with extremely low insurance and ownership charges annually. Bingo.

The Met rely on Vegetable oil to chase the criminals?

The Metropolitan Police Service is taking to the streets in their new greener powered motors to deliver their groceries!

In an attempt to be pro-environmental, the police are recycling their waste to vegetable oil that will power the cars that deliver their food supplies in a bid to reduce harmful emissions and lower their C02 footprint. In collaboration with energy experts Convert2Green and catering suppliers 3663 First for Foodservice, the new scheme will deliver food from food!

There are 93 Met Canteens across the London boroughs that will recycle their left over cooking oil and this will be placed into the police vehicles as fuel. As part of a mixture of 30% bio fuel with 70% diesel, the new energy will mean massive carbon savings for the planet.

At the same time as trying to save the planet from the nasty’s of powerful diesel cars, the new scheme will also hope to reduce the amount of oils used in the canteens across the boroughs and promote healthier lifestyles in the form of healthier food and what better than to use some of the cooking oil for cars and not tummy’s!

From its introduction in March 2010, the scheme has currently saved 18.23 tonnes of C02 and nearly 9000 litres of oil that was wasted has been used productively. According to a recent survey, the following cars have been voted as chiefly ‘green’;

VW Polo 1.2 TDI 75PS BlueMotion
Skoda Fabia Estate 1.2 TDI 3 cylinder
Volvo C30 1.8F Flexifuel
Toyota iQ 3dr Hatch Manual 5
Suzuki Alto 1.0 Hatch 5dr Manual 5-

The campaign is hoped to influence other principal companies to follow their lead and what better platform than the Police to pilot the scheme and use their authority for the greater good. If it not only helps the planet but also reduces waistlines, everyone is a winner!

Is the Suzuki Alto Britain’s next top model?

The dinky Suzuki Alto has received a makeover for the British market in the form of a new trim. The new SZ-L trim is loosely based on that of the SZ3 but with a twist.

Cited as one of the best value cars around, the Suzuki Alto is not only great value for money but it also does its bit for the environment and has fantastic green credentials. With the lighter carbon footprint brings lower tax costing, it gets better and better.

The new style Suzuki Alto comes in a variety of slick colours and designs, including Superior White and Bright Red, with SZ-L embossing inside the cabin. With a silver trimmed gearshift knob, body coloured heater control and air conditioning the Suzuki Alto really has stepped it up a notch.