Suzuki Cappuccino Cars

Exclusive Motoring Experiences With a Suzuki Cappuccino

A Suzuki Cappuccino is a two-door, two-seater detachable hardtop classic car. It's small, light, and has a classic sports car layout. eBay offers several Suzuki Cappuccino car options.

Production of the Suzuki Cappuccino started in October 1991. What makes this car impressive is that it can manage to achieve an even weight distribution when both the motorist and passenger are in place The car achieves this by pushing the engine far from the axle. You can partially dismantle the hardtop roof for a T-bar style configuration. Alternatively, you can remove the hardtop roof for a full cabriolet experience.

All classic cars need regular check-ups and maintenance. You should clean and wax your Suzuki Cappuccino regularly. Wash your Cappuccino car to remove grime, salt, and other impurities that can cause damage to the exterior part. Keep the brakes in good condition and take your car for regular rides to keep the engine running properly. Keep your Suzuki Cappuccino covered as excessive exposure to the sun, snow, wind, or rain can damage your Cappuccino car. Wind can blow objects to your Suzuki Cappuccino and cause scratches or dents. Prolonged contact with water can result in the development of rust.

The Suzuki Cappuccino car weighs 725 kilograms and has a front positioned turbocharged engine. The three-cylinder, double overhead camshaft engine has a capacity of 0.7 litres. It can achieve a maximum speed of 150 kilometres per hour. See the manufacturer's website for details of exact weights, speeds, and engine displacement.

It's important to prepare your Cappuccino car for long-term storage as fluids sitting for months will wreak havoc on your car. The following steps are recommended when storing your Suzuki Cappuccino through its winter hibernation:

• Select a dry location with limited access for storage. Concrete flooring keeps moisture away. If you will be storing your vehicle on a dirt floor, put a plastic barrier underneath the car. Additionally, place plywood or carpet pieces under the tyres.
• Fill the fuel tank and add fuel stabiliser. Don't forget to run the car to make sure fuel stabiliser moves into the injectors, fuel rails, and carburettor.
• Water or contaminants can get into used oil, so change the oil in your Cappuccino car.
• Add air to the tyres and place your car on jack stands to add longevity to the suspension and to avoid tire flat spots.