Drivers who cover long distances do not necessarily need big cars, it has been claimed.
According to Suzuki, small autos are not only suitable for urban motoring.
It made this statement after two of its Alto models completed a 2,122-mile trip in six days.
One motor with a manual transmission and one with an automatic completed the marathon through the north and south islands of New Zealand and back again.
The journey was organised to test fuel consumption and comfort levels.
Motoring journalists Donn Anderson and Allan Dick drove the cars and revealed they had been impressed on both counts.
Commenting on the trip, Mr Anderson stated: "The Altos took the journey in their stride."
Meanwhile, Mr Dick said: "We have just proved that any prejudices about small cars can be put aside."
In related news, the Suzuki Alto that recently completed the UK’s 2009 MPG Marathon achieved average fuel economy of 75.94 mpg.
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