Suzuki Websites. Finding lots of them? Here are some we really like, let them know we sent you, and have Fun!
ZUK sites abound around the World
We continue to be amazed just what an incredible following these vehicles have. Keen ZUK owners and fans have Websites on all the Continents, and what seems like most of the Countrys in them too. Don't forget the Maruti name is used in some Countries too.
From England to America, Canada to India, Australia to Holland, The Middle and Far East; tough little ZUKS are having fun and earning their keep.
We have put here a few sites that we like, and perhaps help to give some insight about the massive following ZUKS have everywhere. Don't forget to mark this page by right clicking here, then left click on "Add to Favourites", it saves typing http://www.Zuks-Un-Ltd-Uk.freeservers.com every time you want to check the updates on the site.
Enjoy your trip,and Bon Voyage!

Clicking on one of the Links below will let you visit other related ZUK sites. Please let other sites know where you found them if you sign Guest Books or order products. If you fancy joining in with us in Trialing Events you will need to visit www.AWDC.co.uk for further info, Thanks!

Looking for more ZUKS information? Other ways of Searching
Google - Simply the Best! Over Two Thirds of the Worlds' Internet Search Traffic goes through Google apparently!
Find 1001 - Automotive Search Engine

 www.freewebs.com/theswampmonster

Check out Habibs interesting site and his excellent Grand Vitara, tell him Club ZULU says hi!

Zuks Un Ltd Uk Favorite Sites
LJ10.com Superb Canadian based site for fans of the Suzuki LJ series and more! A time tested favourite of ours, please have a look, and tell them where you found the link...
Difflock On line Four Wheel Drive Magazine with loads of useful information, articles etc. for Suzuki lovers and other Four Wheel Drive vehicle enthusiasts.
Superb New Site with Off Road Photo Gallery - is your ZUK featured?

Off Road Photos Online, an excellent site run by West Country Photographer Neil Bird has a huge variety of pictorial essays relating to AWDC events we attend, and he likes Club ZULU too, what more can I say?