Wednesday, March 25, 2009

Live the Swift Life

Maruti Suzuki on March 22, 2009 organised a unique rally to bring its Swift owners to an official Maruti Suzuki Platform - SWIFT LIFE NIGHT RALLY. The 40 kilometer rally started from Pragati Maidan and ended at Tivolo garden, Mehrauli, with five pit stops in between at variable intervals. More than 86 enthusiasts participated in the rally competing each other according to time, distance and speed.

The event was organised by Maruti Suzuki to celebrate the launch of 'SWIFT LIFE', an online community for all Swift owners, when Suzuki Swift became the fastest car model to reach the 3 - Lakh milestone.

Kartik Batra in his Swift was the proud winner at Delhi’s first night car rally. He, as the winner bagged a LCD TV, while first runners-up Mukesh Kaushik won a home theatre system.

Swift owners can visit www.swift-life.com, join the online community, interact with like-minded people, and share their experience.

www.swift-life.com has highly interactive sections like:
  • Freewheeling (discussion forum through user generated content moderated by site administrator)
  • Rearview (sharing travel experience on a Swift)
  • Opinion Please (opinion poll)
  • Tune-Up (users can seek expert advice on issues with their cars)
  • Freeway (free downloads)
  • Joystick (gaming zone)
At the event we could also witness the participation of women riders who displayed their courage and presence with their performance on the tarmac.


The rally flagged off by Mr Shashank Srivastava Maruti Suzuki Chief General Manager

2 comments:

  1. Please note:
    Swift Life is a registered trademark.
    This article is infringing on the trademark.
    Please remove immediately.
    Site will be checked back in one (1) week.

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  2. @Trademark enforcement: Please Note, The Swift Life website is different from the website you are mentioning. Would request you to kindly read carefully the hyperlinks. Also the links are provided courtesy Maruti Suzuki.

    Regards Wheels Guru

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