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Suzuki XL7

Price $36,995
Fuel consumption 8.6 – 13.5 L/100km
The Car Guide rating 75%(view ratings)
The XL7 utility vehicle is derived from GM's Equinox and Torrent models. However, Suzuki has lengthened its platform to accommodate third row seating. Equipped with a 3.6-litre V6 engine, it comes with a new six-speed automatic transmission, which improves both its power output and fuel-efficiency. And because of poor sales, Suzuki has chose to reduce the series to only one version for 2009, the all-wheel drive JLX.

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RecallsSuzuki Recalls Grand Vitara, XL-7
Typically, Suzuki typifies the Japanese automaker’s mindset: better reliability through engineering. Anyone that has had the pleasure of owning, operating, or working on one of the small Japanese firm’s automobiles can attest to that. Be it the result of their famous motorcycle division’s attention to detail or a longstanding tradition …
NewsSuzuki Halts XL7 Production
Suzuki’s XL7 crossover is quite simply a terribly unsuccessful vehicle. A joint venture shared with General Motors, the XL7 is essentially a slightly modified variant of the Chevrolet Equinox. Itself a slow seller, the uglier XL7 has been nearly a complete failure for a company now known for their excellent …

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2001
Motoring TV 2001 Episode 22
MotoringTV's first drive in the Mini 2002 Chevy Trailblazer reflector light most ignored light on vehicle 1934 Ford 2001 Suzuki XL7 cause of throttle surge Jim Kenzie on new Mini.
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Motoring TV 2002 Episode 8
Saturn launches Vue 2002 Toyota Camry 2002 Suzuki XL7 Cold temperatures and tire pressure Toyota Matrix Topping up coolant Squeaky brakes Return of kinder, gentler Jim Kenzie.