And I thought all the bad drivers were in Sydney! Glad to hear nobody was hurt though. Any idea what you'll buy if the Kizzie is written off?

I've used this website for a number of years and have posted a few reviews myself. Only one negative review out of twenty so not bad.
http://www.productreview.com.au/p/suzuk ... 011/2.html

I haven't seen it anywhere before but base on the above picture I think there are better looking wheels around.

Fitted two Michelin pilot Sport 3 235/45/18 to my Kizashi Prestige yesterday. 36k from my original Yoko's which I'm a bit disappointed with. Was hoping to get at least 40k out of them but despite having a wheel alignment done it seems my wheels aren't aligned. $269 each from Jax. Too early to say wh...

Works fine with both my Iphone 4 and 5.

I read another review which was a long distance trip review of the PHEV and it used a bit over 7l/100klm, almost the same as the Kizashi. The biggest gains are in the city consumption however for me the last thing I want is a tank to drive around the city. The other problem highlighted on a long tri...

Anything in particular cause the crack or just a manufacturing fault? The only problem I've had is a blown HID transformer which was also replaced under warranty. No problem with it since so seems to be a one off.

I'm a bit surprised to hear that about your Skoda, I was under the impression they were more reliable then other VW group cars like Golf, Polo etc.

Your getting a lot of car for the money so enjoy. If you haven't owned a car with a cvt before it may take a bit of getting used to but don't be put off I'm used to mine now and mostly enjoy it. Not sure if your versions got the paddle shifts but if it does they'll get a bit of use.

Welcome and enjoy both your Kizashi and this forum. This is a very international forum however there are a number of us from the land of Oz. The Kizashi has not sold well so we're a reasonably rare buch however the Kizashi itself is a great car especially if you appreciated sporty dynamics.