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which was published in Paris Motor Show 2010 for the next generation announced a new

way. Pride and premium sports compact, which includes the lower part of the body

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and second Swift, which is two million units this year proved to come in January.

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tools to add custom fuel management, road race, blow off valve, air speed and volume of

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The Grand V for 2009 can withstand significantly more abuse than many of the “soft-roaders” out on the market like the Honda CR-V, Ford Escape, Toyota RAV4 and the Nissan Rouge to name a few. The main difference is that all of those vehicles are built with a front-wheel-drive platform and are not really meant to ever tackle any rougher terrain than a graded dirt road.

The Grand Vitara features a rear-wheel-driven platform and can actually get down and dirty if it needs to. It is able to crash through mountain streams, ascend and descend steep hills and step over rocky terrain without causing a boil over in its drive train. The underbody has been fitted with powerful steel suspension arms that make the Suzuki fairly impervious to jar, jerk, rumble and roar. And the fully independent frontal suspension system allows all occupants to remain unscathed as the Grand Vitara does the dirty work on the outside.

With 11 different trims available, along with loads of optional feature packages, the 2009 Grand Vitara offers a model to please everyone. From a boiled-down version for basic transportation needs up to the fully loaded trim with every imaginable bell and whistle, these crossovers deliver solid value and long-lasting owner satisfaction. Suzuki knows that it is an underdog in the class and acts diligently to establish itself as a very worthy competitor.

So, make no mistake: the 2009 Suzuki Grand Vitara is definitely worth your short list consideration if you are in the market for a car-style, family crossover that delivers value, fuel efficiency, rugged durability and a comfortable, pleasing driving experience. Get to know Suzuki better today!

Suzuki sold in United States that was powered by a 6 cylinder engine, giving it a lot more punch than others on the market at the time. With ample seating for 5 adults, 4 wheel drive and relatively good gas mileage, this was one Suzuki offering that almost seamlessly combines powerful performance with a roomy, functional and flexibly designed interior. The most significant changes to the Grand Vitara occurred just in time for the 2006 model year. The completely redesigned little SUV debuted with a more athletic looking exterior and the unibody car like chassis seems to be the perfect foundation for a more rigid ride and improves the overall safety and handling. This chassis is combined with a ladder frame design that works to make the most of off road driving and towing capabilities. The Grand Vitara is available in Base, Luxury, and Premium or XSport styles.

A sporty and somewhat top-heavy compact 4-door sedan, the 2007 Suzuki Aerio comes in one trim level which is outfitted with a 2.3 liter 4-cylinder engine that develops 155 hp and 152 lb-ft torque to provide adequate acceleration and pickup. The Aerio uses a 5-speed manual transmission with a 4-speed automatic with AWD optional. Everything about the 2007 Aerio is engineered for safety and low maintenance.

The interior of the Aerio is thoughtfully organized with plenty of head and leg room, minimal wasted space, and excellent visibility. The steering wheel is augmented with audio controls. Standard on the Aerio are AM/FM 6-CD with 6 speakers, air conditioning, power amenities, and remote keyless entry. An optional Premium package gets you all-wheel drive and an automatic transmission.

The safety package on the Aerio is noteworthy in that it includes ABS, driver and front passenger airbags, side-impact airbags, anchors for child seats, and daytime lights. The car handles with a minimum of fuss, taking corners surprisingly well, and coming to a stop with swiftness and authority. Acceleration from a standing stop was a little disappointing, with its 2.3 liter engine struggling at the task. The seats in the 2007 Suzuki Aerio were comfortable and will make trips around town a pleasure.
The exterior of the 2007 Suzuki Aerio reveals a well-assembled vehicle with tight seams and aerodynamic outline. The small wheels and high roofline make the Aerio is a bit reminiscent of a caricature of itself. No complaints to be heard about the fuel economy of the 2007 Aerio, at 25 mpg city and 31 mpg highway with the 5-speed manual and 24 mpg city and 28 mpg for the automatic.

Suzuki Aerio comes in one trim level which is outfitted with a 2.3 liter 4-cylinder engine that develops 155 hp and 152 lb-ft torque to provide adequate acceleration and pickup. The Aerio uses a 5-speed manual transmission with a 4-speed automatic with AWD optional. Everything about the 2007 Aerio is engineered for safety and low maintenance.

The interior of the Aerio is thoughtfully organized with plenty of head and leg room, minimal wasted space, and excellent visibility. The steering wheel is augmented with audio controls. Standard on the Aerio are AM/FM 6-CD with 6 speakers, air conditioning, power amenities, and remote keyless entry. An optional Premium package gets you all-wheel drive and an automatic transmission.

This fuel efficient car was available as either a 5 door hatchback in an SX trim or a 4 door sedan in either an S or GS trim and both models came standard with a manual transmission, though an automatic transmission and all wheel drive were both optional for either model. The snub nosed and agile Aerio was powered by a 2.0 liter engine that delivered 145 horsepower throughout the 2003 model year.

Both the sedan and hatchback models were quick, agile and fuel efficient, yet lacked any truly distinctive features to help it stand out in the crowded compact car category. The hatchback model proved to be more versatile due to the impressive 64 cubic feet of cargo space that became available when the rear seat was folded down.

Though few hugely significant changes have been made since its debut, for the 2004 model year the engine size was increased to a 2.3 liter that was capable of 155 horsepower. In 2005, the Aerio was redesigned and featured a brand new interior design and a modified exterior. The previous digital instrument panel was replaced with more user friendly and readable red glowing gauges and more convenient storage compartments added to the functional utility of the car. The exterior was enhanced with a standard rear spoiler that added to the sporty look and feel.

Chevrolet Colorado, the Ford Ranger, the Honda Ridgeline and the Toyota Tacoma. In fact, the 2009 Equator is Suzuki’s version of the Nissan Frontier. The major differentiation between the two in appearance is the innovative and bold front styling of the Equator.

One of the most popular selling points of the Suzuki Equator is that it comes stock with a 7-year, 100,000-mile, zero-deductible standard warranty that remains completely transferable. It is also notable that the Suzuki Company had over 3 million sales of motorcycles and ATVs in 2007 alone. These vehicles require a truck to haul - and the Equator is set up perfectly to do so. Sports enthusiasts are lovin’ the Equator big time. It is one of just a few midsized pickups that come with a possible Crew Cab/Extended bed length configuration.

Overall, the 2009 Suzuki Equator offers a high degree of practicality, value and functionality, especially to outdoor sports enthusiasts. It’s designed from the tires up with that type of usage in mind. Its bold design standards set it apart from other midsized pickup trucks that are more geared for traditional usage. It’s a hit for Suzuki - and it delivers more than expected.

Suzuki has a way of always coming in with very affordable price ranges while simultaneously offering solid products. In fact, the MSRPs for the Equator ($17,220 - $28,500) fall below all of the competition’s. The closest competitor in price being the Ford Ranger ($17,890). The 23/19 mpg fuel efficiency rating falls in the middle of the class ratings.

With a standard towing capacity of 3500 pounds and a payload rating of 986 pounds, the Suzuki Equator is a solid truck that can perform most non-heavy-duty chores. It’s available in a diverse variety of possible configurations. 2WD, 4WD, short bed, long bed, regular cab, crew cab, you name it - it’s available. Likewise, there are many different optional feature packages to choose from as well.

You have your choice between 2 available engines: the stock 2.5L 152hp 172 lb-ft DOHC I4 or the 4.0L 261hp 281 lb-ft V6. Both are mated to a 5-speed manual transmission. The V6 engine is great for powerful cruising and also ensures you of a smooth, quiet ride in almost every driving situation. Steering is responsive and firm, braking is effective and the quality of the ride is at least adequately comfortable. In fact, the Equator offers you a more pleasant-feeling ride than several of its competitors.

Its low-ranging gear ratios make the 2009 Equator a serious player in the off-road realm. The rear locking differential is accompanied by 3 separate skid plates and spacious ground clearance as well. You can take on rough terrain with confidence whenever the need arises. It’s a fact that most pickups are driven with no bed cargo most of the time. That being said, either the I4 or V6 engine Equator is an intelligent choice for most drivers. Unless you regularly have the need for heavy hauling or towing, a midsized truck like these Suzuki’s is a great choice - especially with today’s fuel prices.

Distinctive bodily lines make the SX4 stand out in a crowd. The look between the 2 types of SX4 are similar, but feature unique front fascias. Both versions also feature an eye-catching and very practical 1/4-sized vent window that flips down from front to back on each of the frontal side windows.

There’s no doubt about it: the 2009 Suzuki SX4s are making a big scene in the compact car market. With standard features that others just do not offer and a fun, sporty look, these capable and responsive compacts are far more than just cute. It’s a wise choice to consider the possibilities offered to you in terms of dependability, fuel efficiency and downright fun by the Suzuki SX4.

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