[Translation] 2 June 2009 To whom it may concern: Company name: SUZUKI MOTOR CORPORATION Representative: Osamu Suzuki Chairman, President, CEO and COO (Code No. :7269, the First Section of Tokyo Stock Exchange) Contact person: Seiji Kobayashi General Manager, Corporate Planning Dept. TEL: (053) 440-2030 Notice Regarding Possible Uncollectibility or Delayed Collection of Receivables On 1 June 2009 (local time in the USA), General Motors Corporation ("GM"), a trading partner of Suzuki Motor Corporation ("Suzuki"), filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy-court protection of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code. As a result, the possibility has arisen that receivables owed by GM and its affiliated companies may become uncollectible or their collection may be delayed. Details are as follows. 1. Outline of GM (1) Trade name: General Motors Corp. (2) Headquarters: 300 Renaissance Center P.O. Box 300, Detroit, MI 48265-3000 (3) Representative: President and Chief Executive Officer Frederick A. Henderson (4) Capital: US$1,017 million (as of 31 December 2008) (5) Main business: Development, manufacture and sale of automobiles 2. Type and Amount of Receivables owed by GM and its affiliated companies (as of 27 May 2009) and Percentage to Consolidated Net Assets (1) Receivables owed by GM and its affiliated companies in the United States Suzuki and its affiliated companies' receivables owed by GM and its affiliated companies in the United States: None (2) Receivables owed by CAMI Automotive Inc. *1 (i) Suzuki’s accounts receivables owed by CAMI Automotive Inc. ¥0.2 billion (ii) Suzuki's investment in capital (book value) ¥4.1 billion (iii) Suzuki's guaranty of liabilities ¥38.1 billion (US$400 million) (3) Receivables (relating to OPEL brand OEM vehicles) owed by General Motors Espana, S.L. (GM’s subsidiary company) Suzuki's subsidiary companies' receivables ¥5.8 billion (EUR43 million) (4) Receivables owed by other GM affiliated companies (i) Suzuki's accounts receivables ¥4.0 billion （Mortgaged receivables included） (¥3.8 billion) (ii) Suzuki’s mortgage loan receivable ¥19.0 billion (US$200 million) (iii) Suzuki's subsidiary companies' accounts receivables ¥0.4 billion [Notes] ＊1: CAMI Automotive Inc. is a subsidiary company of General Motors of Canada Ltd. (GM’s subsidiary company), and a joint venture of Suzuki with 49.99% share. The said company has ¥6.7 billion (CAN$78 million as of 30 April 2009) of receivables owed by General Motors of Canada Ltd. [Notes] ＊2: Yen amount is calculated at the foreign exchange rates ¥95.14 (TTM) to US$ etc as of 27 May 2009. (5) Percentage to Suzuki's consolidated net assets at end of the previous fiscal year (31 March 2009) Suzuki's consolidated net assets ¥742.9 billion Suzuki and its subsidiaries’ receivables 3.96% Suzuki's investment in capital 0.55% Suzuki's guaranty of liabilities 5.13% 3. Outlook The aforementioned matter is resulting from the fact that GM filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy-court protection of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code. Suzuki strives to take appropriate actions to deal with the situation of GM through its reorganization. Suzuki will make provisions to the abovementioned receivables etc if necessary. And if Suzuki needs to revise the financial forecasts, Suzuki will announce the revised forecast when it become possible to be disclosed. .