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Suzuki Vitara 2015 review - pictures

By:Auto Express team
15 May 2015
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  • Suzuki Vitara - front tracking

    The petrol version of the Suzuki Vitara is cheaper than the diesel.

  • Suzuki Vitara - static

    It offers the same rugged charm as the diesel version and&nbsp;<span class="s1">ALLGRIP 4x4 can be specified.</span>

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  • Suzuki Vitara - rear static

    The petrol engine is a 1.6 4-cylinder.

  • Suzuki Vitara - interior

    The interior is solid but not flashy.

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  • Suzuki Vitara - side on

    0-62mph takes 12s and the top speed is 112mph.

  • Suzuki Vitara - panning

    Fuel economy of 50.4mpg is good for a petrol crossover.

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  • Suzuki Vitara - boot seats down
  • Suzuki Vitara - boot
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  • Suzuki Vitara - boot under floor
  • Suzuki Vitara - headlights
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  • Suzuki Vitara - rear seats
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