Suzuki was unable to keep up with demand the first few years, particularly in the home market.[8] The Alto helped Suzuki move into seventh place in Japanese production for cars and trucks.[9] In the last full year of production for this generation, it was still by far the best selling Kei car, with the Alto outselling the Fronte at a rate of about five to two.[10]
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