| Ranking | Details |
|---|---|
| #1 |
Awesome: Value For Money Is Very Attractive!Source: CarGurus
...Full-time 4WD, Japan-made, automatic transmission, ESP, 170 horse-powered engine, high capacity, spare tyre on the back, modern exterior. |
| #2 |
Stay Away From The AutomaticSource: Cars.com..."06 Grand Vitara Leather Loaded... |
| #3 |
I would never buy another one!Source: Cars.com
..."Nothing but problems; terrible gas mileage: 10-17 mpg. |
| #4 |
Love The Car...hate The ProblemsSource: CarGurus
...Love the vehicle itself but has some major problems. |
| #5 |
Driver womanSource: Cars.com
..."This is a fun car to drive. The remote ignition is really a sweet addition. |
| #6 |
Just Like A ToyotaSource: CarGurus
...It has great quality but not so when riding in the back on long trips. |
| #7 |
suv of the yearSource: Cars.com..."I love my Grand vitara. This car rides great and the gas on it is good. Since I got the car, I got acouple of people from my job where planing on going there"... |
| #8 |
performance wise and really durable carSource: Cars.com
..."Grand Vitara's ride was really very good. the design is classy and it really looks very handsome. |
| #9 |
Great Mid Size SUVSource: Edmunds...!" . I never thought I would ever own a Suzuki, but this mid sized SUV has it all. Now if you are looking for V8 power, buy a V8 but the 2.7L V6 has enough power to get ya' down the road. The GV is loaded with extras that most others charge for! We are getting 17/19mpg in the city and we have not taken a road trip yet. I'll report on that later. Can't complain about the handeling or size I am 6' and I have no trouble getting in or outof the GV. Heck, Just go test drive one and see for yourself. The car sold itself!... |
| #10 |
2nd Suzuki,, and not my lastSource: Cars.com
..."Great little car. Excellent room inside and has plenty of extra little zings.. |
Value for money is a real selling point for the 2008 Suzuki Grand Vitara.
For the price of a similarly equipped four-cylinder compact SUV, the Grand Vitara offers a V-6.
Unfortunately, performance just isn’t on par with that of the V-6 Ford Escape, Jeep Liberty, or Toyota RAV4.
The Jeep Liberty has more torque and is the better choice for demanding off-roading or if you plan to tow a boat, while the RAV4, with its especially useful third row seat, is a top choice for those who plan to go mostly on road.
The Liberty’s interior is quite cramped, though.
The Sportage, RAV4, and Escape all benefit from carlike handling to bring more security to curvy roads.
Then there’s the Grand Vitara’s cumbersome spare tire on the back hatch, which handicaps cargo loading (and visibility, slightly); the RAV4 also follows this silly arrangement.