The Suzuki Fronte Coupe is a economy coupe featured in the Choro-Q series; it appeared in Choro-Q Park.
Real life info[]
The Fronte Coupe was introduced in 1971. It was originally a two-seat coupe, powered by a rear-mounted, water-cooled LC10W inline-3 producing 36 hp. Trim lines included GE and GX (models with radial tires used GER or GXR designations).
In 1972, a four-seat GXF model was added to the lineup (models ending in "F" have four-seats), as well as the GXPF model, which had 34 hp and was less equipped. Mid-year, the base GAF trim was introduced, which produced 31 hp, lacked a center console and several gauges, had painted bumpers (instead of chrome bumpers) without front spotlights, chrome hubcaps instead of wheels, and a two-spoke steering wheel (instead of three-spoke). In addition to the GAF, the top-of-the-line GXCF trim was also introduced, adding front disc brakes to the GXR trim. Two-seat models were discontinued at the end of the year.
In 1974, the 35 hp LC10W engine was the only engine available, due to emissions regulations. Most trim lines were discontinued, except for the GXF and GXCF.
The Fronte Coupe was produced until 1976, when it was replaced by the larger Suzuki Cervo.
Choro-Q Park[]
The Suzuki Fronte Coupe is a Safety type vehicle and is body 42 in Choro-Q Park.
