Alex Samples Some Forbidden Suzuki Hybrid Fruit 2021 Suzuki Vitara Hybrid Review
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Date: 2022-07-10
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Comments and reviews: 10
Joe
My parents bought this car (S-Cross - basically the same car with different details) and I must say even through I do not like SUVs, I am impressed by what you get for your money and really good fuel consumption.
Sure, there are a lot of cheaper materials, abysmal, unreliable infotainment (with Android/Apple auto connectivity, but other than that consumption is great, 4x4 version was dirt cheap, there is a ton of room.
Not a car for me - SUV with manual transition, but IMHO it gets pretty much everything right and when you are looking for budget 4x4, you will hardly find a better alternative.
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My parents bought this car (S-Cross - basically the same car with different details) and I must say even through I do not like SUVs, I am impressed by what you get for your money and really good fuel consumption.
Sure, there are a lot of cheaper materials, abysmal, unreliable infotainment (with Android/Apple auto connectivity, but other than that consumption is great, 4x4 version was dirt cheap, there is a ton of room.
Not a car for me - SUV with manual transition, but IMHO it gets pretty much everything right and when you are looking for budget 4x4, you will hardly find a better alternative.
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damieg82
Loved this review! We get the Vitara in my country, and they're quite popular. Size and price-wise, they compete with stuff like the Chevy Trax, Honda HR-V, Kia Sonet, Hyundai Creta, Toyota Rush, Mazda CX3, Nissan Juke, and Ford Ecosport (all of these are still sold here) The one shown here is the base trim, at least in my market, and the fully loaded model has diamond cut wheels, half leather/microfiber upholstery, and pano roof among other small differences, one of which pertains to 8: 25. that blank isn't for a vent, it is an analog clock in higher spec models.
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Loved this review! We get the Vitara in my country, and they're quite popular. Size and price-wise, they compete with stuff like the Chevy Trax, Honda HR-V, Kia Sonet, Hyundai Creta, Toyota Rush, Mazda CX3, Nissan Juke, and Ford Ecosport (all of these are still sold here) The one shown here is the base trim, at least in my market, and the fully loaded model has diamond cut wheels, half leather/microfiber upholstery, and pano roof among other small differences, one of which pertains to 8: 25. that blank isn't for a vent, it is an analog clock in higher spec models.
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SCREENPLAYHOUSE
When Suzuki dipped into a America over a decade ago, I gave the Suzuki Vitara a shot. Back then the Kia Sportage could fit in your pocket and the RAV wasn't much bigger. We got it in a crazy but fun dark purple. We got lots of looks but we had a SubCompact SUV yeeeaaaaarrrss before the rest of America. I really wish they'd offer one of their MrWagons or SmileWagons over here somehow. With gas being so pricey a lot of soccer Moms would finally realize the obnoxious buses they're driving.
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When Suzuki dipped into a America over a decade ago, I gave the Suzuki Vitara a shot. Back then the Kia Sportage could fit in your pocket and the RAV wasn't much bigger. We got it in a crazy but fun dark purple. We got lots of looks but we had a SubCompact SUV yeeeaaaaarrrss before the rest of America. I really wish they'd offer one of their MrWagons or SmileWagons over here somehow. With gas being so pricey a lot of soccer Moms would finally realize the obnoxious buses they're driving.
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rjbiker66
We get vitara in Australia. The standout about the vitara is its weight
Ours is made in japan. It's been on the market for a number of years. The middle blank vent is for a clock (analog)
I rented one in The Cook Islands with the base 1. 6L and 6 speed auto. Because of its low weight it was quite peppy. Nice to drive.
The Australian 1. 4l turbo version has 140hp without mild hybrid and a 6 speed auto. With or without awd.
BTW. Iceland is a fantastic place to visit.
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We get vitara in Australia. The standout about the vitara is its weight
Ours is made in japan. It's been on the market for a number of years. The middle blank vent is for a clock (analog)
I rented one in The Cook Islands with the base 1. 6L and 6 speed auto. Because of its low weight it was quite peppy. Nice to drive.
The Australian 1. 4l turbo version has 140hp without mild hybrid and a 6 speed auto. With or without awd.
BTW. Iceland is a fantastic place to visit.
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Antoine
Attention all automakers building cars in North America,
If you want to save the internal combustion engine and save the manuals both at the same time and still want to use mild hybrid technology, this is exactly how to do it even with enthusiast-based high-performance vehicles.
Thanks.
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Attention all automakers building cars in North America,
If you want to save the internal combustion engine and save the manuals both at the same time and still want to use mild hybrid technology, this is exactly how to do it even with enthusiast-based high-performance vehicles.
Thanks.
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MGJMiller1995
19: 26 I see some of the closing shots of this Vitara and think it is a lighter, cheaper, European equivalent of the new redesigned Kia Niro. Yes, the Niro is conventional hybrid, or PHEV, or EV vs 48 volt mild hybrid, but the niche both are in is quite similar!
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19: 26 I see some of the closing shots of this Vitara and think it is a lighter, cheaper, European equivalent of the new redesigned Kia Niro. Yes, the Niro is conventional hybrid, or PHEV, or EV vs 48 volt mild hybrid, but the niche both are in is quite similar!
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Goostrey
Great review! I'd love to see you reviewing some of those Renaults and Citroens they have over there. Perhaps you can take some more vacations as business expenses?
On another nite, you go somewhere for a summer vacation that has snow on the ground!
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Great review! I'd love to see you reviewing some of those Renaults and Citroens they have over there. Perhaps you can take some more vacations as business expenses?
On another nite, you go somewhere for a summer vacation that has snow on the ground!
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Pacific
I enjoyed this review, so much more interesting than another North American CUV entry. This vehicle interior is almost right out of the 90 s, very practical. I would buy this for 16k if it was available in the US because new car prices are ridiculous.
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I enjoyed this review, so much more interesting than another North American CUV entry. This vehicle interior is almost right out of the 90 s, very practical. I would buy this for 16k if it was available in the US because new car prices are ridiculous.
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John
The six speed is a show stopper for me. Over the years I've spent much more on transmission repair/replacement than engine repair. I'm so glad to have an electric car with one speed I won't even consider a car with a multi-speed transmission again.
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The six speed is a show stopper for me. Over the years I've spent much more on transmission repair/replacement than engine repair. I'm so glad to have an electric car with one speed I won't even consider a car with a multi-speed transmission again.
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Evan
Alex, I Have Been watching you since Day 1, another solid video production as always love the scenery Iceland s high on my places to go in the future. I wounder how my 22 Santa Cruz with the 2. 5=Turbo would handle on those narrow roads.
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Alex, I Have Been watching you since Day 1, another solid video production as always love the scenery Iceland s high on my places to go in the future. I wounder how my 22 Santa Cruz with the 2. 5=Turbo would handle on those narrow roads.
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