Suzuki to stop selling cars in US after three decades
Suzuki Motor Corp. said it would stop selling cars in the US, ending nearly three decades of sales in the world's second-biggest auto market after China as the yen's strength and a limited, compact-car-focused lineup have made it difficult to profit with such low sales.
Automobile major Maruti Suzuki registered a 14.74 percent rise in its sales at 109,743 units in January as against 95,649 units during the like period of 2010.