The Suzuki Vitara is all the car most SUV buyers need! | ReDriven used car review
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This week, we get behind the wheel of the Suzuki Vitara. We reckon it’s all the car most people need! Watch to find out why!
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00:00 - Intro
01:30 - What is it?
04:05 - How's the exterior?
06:15 - How's the interior?
07:52 - How's the tech?
08:38 - Is it practical?
09:38 - What goes wrong?
11:53 - Is it safe?
12:54 - What's it like to drive?
14:59 - How much is it?
15:33 - Fuel use, warranty & servicing
16:20 - Should you buy it?
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As a Hungarian I can confirm that we are the manufacturers of the Suzuki cars, the Vitara is the best selling car in my country, the technology behind the turbo engine is Japanise, Suzuki is one of the most reliable brands here along with the other Japanise brands. The country is full of 15-30 (yes, 30) year old Suzukis and they are still rolling. I just bought a new Vitara, it's a very nice car.
And what about the Suzuki S-Cross? I think that the S-Cross is a very underrated car. Yes it costs a bit more, but i can't decide if it is worth the money?
@@adnanmujkic we bought a 2021 S Cross SX4 in Türkiye and drive with pleasure. At the last moment, we switched from Vitara to this and we are very happy with our choice. It really is strong, durable, economic and performance car. It really worths the money and I definitely recommend it.
Scross has better built..
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Is it better to buy a 1.4 older version or 1.0 boosterjet ?
My wife had a first gen Vitara in the early 2000s, not only was it a a family car but she used it daily as a local parcel courier. It never missed a beat in 11 years, it sailed through every annual MOT test, parts replaced in 11 years : 4 new tyres, 1 battery, set of front brake pads. Oil filter, air filter, gallon of oil. That's it, total cost in 11 years. We also ran a 1st gen Swift at the same time, super reliable. I lost my wife in 2015 and now run a Suzuki Celerio , again after 5 years cheap as chips to run.
My friends have had Suzuki Forsas, Swifts, Samurais and I have a 2013 Grand Vitara and they've all been solid reliable vehicles. Those little Samurais could really go places offroad. My GV was made in Japan and feels very well put together. It's rock solid without any squeaks, rattles or flex, the simple controls have a nice quality tactile feel, climate control works well, the doors close with a very nice "thunk" and It drives nice too.
I have mine for 6 years, zero problems even with a little bit of off-road driving, it really is everything you need.
How is your fuel consumption?
I bought one of these in 2020, great little SUV. I got the All Grip 1.4 turbo, it does mud snow and sand with no effort or chains required but avoid rocky roads, not enough clearance. Zero mechanical issues and I flog it. Get 8.2 per 100 around city and 6.2 driving down to Victoria with the active cruise control which works amazingly.
Just put a deposit on a 2017 AWD turbo. It was this review that tipped us over the edge. Thanks ReDriven!
My 2017 1.4 turbo is averaging 6.1 litres per 100km, 96000km still drives like new, only replaced tyres and battery, servicing done on or before time and only use full synthetic oil.
I picked up a 2.4 litre 2010 Suzuki Grand Vitara 2 door recently just as a run around . Great little car which now gets driven everywhere and is a doddle to park because of its size . The one i got had a full service history and in a lot of ways looks similar to the later models .
Your reviews are so good. Your the 🐐 bro. Keep up the great work. 💪🏼
I have been watching your reviews for a couple of weeks and love the way you go through the key points that buyers like myself want to know. Booked my first SUV yesterday after watching your review for Vitara. I always leaned towards Suzuki but never had full trust in its reliability in the UK but your review cleared a lot of my doubts. Keep doing what you're doing. 👍😀👍👍😀😀
Thank you!
If you have doubts about suzuki reliability, pls check uk's What car ? Reliability surveys and be surprised that it is a top rated brand.
I picked up my 2016 1.6 petrol Vitara today and excited to hear your review. The front reminds me of a small but much more expensive Land Rover Discovery. Can't wait to get out and enjoy it!
One of the most underrated compact SUV typical Japanese with Toyota like longevity.The one to get is 1.4 boostajet eng variant go like rockets
Very good show!! From the U.K. and been looking at this car, nothing to love but it looks like good value. Your 360 degree analysis is excellent.
Had a few different Suzie's over the decades and they've always surprised me with how well screwed together mine have been for the price.
Loved this review! Suzuki fan here. I have a 2010 3 Door Grand Vitara as well as a 2016 S Turbo Vitara. Love them both! And yes, I have said the exact same thing, a 5 Door Jimny would be epic!
Love your reviews as always, just wanted to add that the 1.4 turbo engine is really good, it feels more powerful than pretty much every competitor. Cheers!
The European version is a rational choice, the car looks good, it's basically bulletproof and foolproof, and the maintenance is cheap. My mother (71 years old) has one (naturally aspirated, manual, 1.6 four cyl) and that car takes a beating. When I first drove that car I was surprised how good the manual transmission was.
Your reviews are great thanks for the video.
I got one they’re very comfortable to drive easy to maintain had it now for 4 years it’s on a 65 plate 1.6l petrol automatic it’s a little underpowered when fully loaded when going up hill, the wife loves driving it too and it’s stylish they don’t hold there value though so buying second hand is best I was lucky as the previous owner only did 1,600 miles
I own a 2016 allgrip diesel, so satisfied with car performance, it's amazing on dirt road as well with proper tyres of course.
We bought one yesterday we are happy with it 🎉
Hi from the UK. I have the 1.4 turbo Vitara and love it. It is economical and really quiet on the motorway. Thanks for the review.
We own a 2017 FWD Vitara S Turbo. There are so far very minor issues like turbo lag mid corner during normal driving, and apple car play connectivity difficulties. The car is surprisingly practical for the size, we’ve managed to squeeze in 3 child seats in the back for a 5 and 4 year old + a rearward facing 10 month old! The vertical storage after removing the flooring in the boot has been great for bringing luggage, beach trolley and esky for a beach holiday.
this man is good at this!
bought one of these when they came out. Punches well above its weight for what it is..Only sold it because i bought a BIG boat and needed a suitable tow vehicle Great car
Good review. Thank you for that.
I Agree 100% this should have been a 'bigger Jimny' like the Grand Vitara. They would have sold heaps if they stuck to the true 4x4 heritage. Great review as always Team.
I've got a 2005 3 Door one and it is just a Jimny Deluxe, though with a few extra inches in length, 5 more cup holders, comfortable back seat passengers and a couple of coolers can fit in the back but IFS. It's fantastic though :)
Great review of an often overlooked car. It’s a shame you didn’t drive the Turbo S as they do have a lot more punch and are actually relatively brisk for this class of car (pretty much way more than competitors). The extra oomph makes them more engaging and starts to fall into warm hatch territory with SUV benefits. The 1.4T might not seem that powerful, but these are LIGHT. Like actually really light. This is while getting full safety rating and being a decent size. So the engine makes the move along at a decent clip. The 1.6 NA is basically a detuned older Swift Sport engine. The 1.4T is the same engine as the current Swift Sport. Every reviewer of the Turbo ever has been very surprised about how good they actually are. They’re a real underrated gem. I had one from 20k kms to 100k kms and it was absolutely brilliant. Nothing stopped working, or broke, or squeaked. The hard plastics are really the only thing you can ping them on, but hard plastics last way better than soft touch. Oh and the Turbo S (especially the earlier ones) looked much better than this big standard one, with better headlights, a different grill, the black alloys etc. Plus you could option them with lots of stuff to make them look at but ‘tougher’. They’re just a super well engineered car that does literally everything well. Like because they are super light, they handle really well etc. Lastly, ok I get the Jimny is the jewel in the brand ATM, but the Vitara came first and they didn’t know the Jimny would be so so popular. So it’s unreasonable to think the Vitara should look like a Jimny. It is likely that they will bring a 5 door Jimny with the Turbo S motor (and hopefully with a manual) in the very near future. Now THAT will be a cracker of a car.
Totally agree. I have a 2017 S-Turbo, Atlantic Turquoise. It's so reliable and economic to run even with 95 RON. Love the DCT as it's so responsive. Keyless entry and the speed limiter are so handy. Great comfy seats for long distance driving. The entertainment system is certainly adequate especially with the tweeters in the front door frames. Apple CarPlay works adequately but would prefer not to use a Data cable to connect. Bluetooth connectivity delivers low volume phone calls. Servicing at my dealer is thorough although the margins on the 'capped' serving seem a little high for the scheduled work covered. I added a few options to enhance the style. Turquoise panelling along the dash, A black nudge bar to give a little more protection when parking in the street and mud flaps all around. The mark up on the mud flaps was disappointingly 'savage' for simple pieces of rubber though. I think most reviewers should leave the 'scratchy plastic' comment out of their assessments as most cars have this type of plastic and not many people are that concerned. The only two minor annoyances is when a passenger leaves the front left seat the seatbelt buckle rattles against the 'C' pillar requiring a quick twist to reset it. The left and right bin dividers never lock so I made them permanent. Otherwise an incredibly decent and reliable, fun to drive car. Highly recommended.
Sold!
Imagine buying a 1.4T because you like a bit of spirited driving only to find out you can’t get the manual transmission
@@indeepeterhopwood8106 yep, sadly here we don’t. Other markets, yes. But it does have a proper auto (not CVT) and is nicely responsive. Still wish there was a manual.
@@indeepeterhopwood8106Don't need with 220nm from 1500rpm, even towing 1200kg. If you want manual for sporty drive then you are looking at wrong vehicle class, try swift sport.
GREAT video mate.
What? 0-60 and 60-100 times? ReDriven doing real world numbers for real world people. Always impressed by the sentiment and care for used car buyers. Cheers
It's almost verging on being professional mate! - AK
Great review
After researching a lot of cars, I am leaning to the suzuki for one main reason, it does not come with CVT. I think that in itself is a winner.
Love my 2015 1.6 petrol Vitara 4WD. A bit sluggish, but I’m happy without the turbo! easy to step inside, cheap and it takes me where I need to go 😊
brilliant content.
Great review, I appreciate the humorous delivery! I’ve only just started my search for a decent secondhand car because my 2016 VW Polo (not surprisingly called Polly) just cost me $3,500 to get back on the road after a pretty traumatic breakdown. Apparently the gearbox had ‘completely emulsified’, according to my mechanic. He’s told me I absolutely have to get rid of Polly within 12-18 months, which is devastating because Polly has been my best mate ever since I got her 8 years ago and I’ve always vehemently defended her to my mechanic who’s been trying to get me to move on from VWs altogether. That leaves out the VW T-Cross unfortunately (apparently the pretty aqua colour is not a good enough reason to give VW another chance) and that’s why I started researching the range of small SUVs around at the moment. I find the thought of buying a secondhand car to be absolutely terrifying, so your videos have been very helpful, and surprisingly entertaining. I never even considered a Vitara until I came across this video, which is strange because I briefly owned a Sierra in my youth and it’s still one of my favourite cars (alongside Gemma the Gemini and Polly, of course). Based purely on aesthetics I would have picked the Jimny, but your review convinced me that the Vitara is a much more sensible option. Now to watch your videos for every other small SUV on the market, and decide if the Vitara is the one for me. 😬
Best thing about Suzuki's is that they have long model runs so they hold on to their value longer. Look at the Jimny or the Swift. Have had the same basic look for the last 20 years.
The Suzuki Carry and its many derivatives also is following Suzuki's long model runs tradition. Nearly same basic look and silhouette for ever and ever, just more modernised styling each time and improved family of engines rather than making a new one every few year like others. Suzuki still really use the G series engines from way back then until present and possibly still will be to the future for example.
Oh and turning circle is fantastic, front wheels got lots of room so you can really turn them and the wheelbase is short. ABS does its job and is not a total killjoy, you can still lightly touch the brake while hitting the gas to go harder in turns. On some roads with no luggage, the rear axle can bounce just a bit, slightly deflating the rear wheels or having a passenger in the back fixes that. When driving alone, I found 2.6 Bar in the front and 2.5 in the back to be just right.
I really appreciate your videos, mate. I know that after I buy the car, I won't have to study cheat sheets or watch and read endless reviews for a long time - hopefully. You have to give buying a car your full attention, right? And I don't have my Dad to bring with me. Your content is great. Oh, and I had ths Vitara in mind - no raised centre console. Ba-Bow
Love my 4wd 1.4 petrol turbo one! Id buy another one tomorrow!
Too funny. 'Im not good at maths but the last time I checked Hungary is in Europe'
This made me laugh so much!
The company I work for Ian about 6 of these as fleet cars, they rev their guts out constantly. Ours have 200,000kms plus and they’re all good. Nothings gone wrong.
Good stuff! You havent done one for 2018-2019 Honda CRV? This model has been popular and does check a lot of boxes for a medium sized family SUV. Will wait to see one from your team.. Cheers
Excellent as always.
Cheers Michael!
Awesome video, 👍
I bought the previous model thou V6 2.7 vitara, i cant complain.
I bought my second hand used 2018 model All grip diesel Vitara in 2022 and couldn't be more happy with any other car! Suzuki diesel?? yes!! Actually it is upgraded FIAT JTD engine, which explains it's low consumption(only 4.5 l/100kms).Though geared with CVT automatic it turns out to work like a charm. Also the adaptive cruise control is a real blessing, at least on the highways! it works only when moving higher than 50 km/h, so not usable in city traffic for automatic stop start on traffic lights.
Great review ate. I think you should put up a review without any editing, just for a laugh ;-) BTW I have a 2008 V6 Grand Vitara that I've taken to Frazer, Rainbow Beach, Noosa North shore. All it's had done to it in the last 7 years (70,000km ish) is petrol, oil changes, belts and rear brake shoes. It's a bloody good car, even if it is a bit boring.
Not gonna lie, that Italian sounded pretty epic 👍👌 I know it's not directly comparable but for the money I'd get a slightly older Skoda Octavia Scout personally.
I have one of these and it is a joy to drive. And I say that whilst also having a BMW M3 in the garage. Suzuki in the UK at least seems to be that brand that people in general don't really know what to make of it even though they have been here for ages and obviously (perhaps) do have a reputation in the motorbike world. Can't say I've ever met an owner who said the cars were unreliable and posted big bills though.
Good review and adding overseas pricing is a bonus. (just as a comparison)
What would Jim recommend for carbon build up with direct injection engines?
Would love a review on an older Vitara
The Suzuki Sierra is a fabulous vehicle, often wondered about Vitara. I have seen one off road going alright.
Hey AK! Could you likewise do a video on the previous gen Grand Vitara (05-18). I have one myself but wouldn’t say that it’s in good enough condition to be KZhead worthy but there’s plenty on Facebook forums with cleaner examples. They’re great small SUV’s for off-roading and have dual range (as you’ve noted in other videos). I’d specifically recommend one with 2” lift and A/T (245/70(or 75)/16) tyres which gives the car an overall 3” lift and given current (inflated) prices still gives great value with a good example for well under 15k (closer for 90% of good examples). Beats plenty of bigger 4wd’s/utes and is small and nimble enough to city driving. A perfect 4wd for people starting to explore off-roading (like me)
Does it come with a full size spare, or at least a space saver? How big is the fuel tank, and what grade of fuel is specified?
Was gonna buy this before settled on a new Cerato Sport in early 2020
“I’m not good at maths, but the last time I checked Hungary is in Europe.” The best line in a review ever! 🤣😂🤣 always a great review. I also agree, they should make them look like a larger Jimny.
Cheers Jay!
i think i saw an ad somewhere that a 5 door jimny is coming
I thought he said maps, not maths, which makes more sense.
Thank You‼️👍🏼
Please do review for Rav4 2017 and below
I own one, the 2019 version GLX. no complains so far (3 years on) maybe after 5-6 yearssell it off to get the Jimny
I just traded my Subaru Forester, for the Vitara 2 days ago. It's much more comfortable to drive, with its elevated driving position. It uses so little petrol, that I though the gauge was broken, which didn't move 150km, into my 200km trip home. At 150km from the dealer, I filled it up, and it still says full, after I drove it a few times now. My Forester used a half a tank, to get to the dealer. The fuel efficiency, and lower yearly taxes in Sweden, is why I bought it. I just realized I can't fit my dogs cage in there, which is the only drawback so far.
Best occasion youtube show!
I just bought one brand new literally done 100km. I'm very happy with it thus far.
Been driving mine for 3yrs now...on and off road. Awesome fuel consumption
@@vvr881 may I ask which engine ? my fuel consumption is quite high atm but I'm assuming this may be down to being a brand new engine
A front wheel drive Vitara, is like a pizza without cheese. A dance without music. A wee without a fart.
Hi Adam. Can you do suzuki swift review, preferably 2017 onwards with manual transmission. Thanks
This Suzuki Vitara comes in the best colour scheme the metalic blue with the black roof very nice we own the Beleno we have no need for an SUV because both our children have left home so we bought the Beleno l do really like the Vitara they look pretty good also l didn't realise they were built in Hungary
Hi...love your videos...could you please do a suzuki baleno...1.4 naturally aspirated engine
Thanks mate! We'll track down a Baleno and get it on the channel!
I own a 2019 turbo since new and it's just clocked over 221 000kms with no issues at all all, only thing that's been replaced is the rear brake pads. Really underated car.
You mean under appreciated I think
adoro il montaggio di sicurezza
I can change the H11 bulbs quicker than the pump refills the tank. The regular Philips H11 last forever and are brighter than the stock ones. The Osram Night Breaker are significantly brighter but last me half a year so I only put them in for trips at night.
Does the 2017 have a digital speedometer?
You are right , they could have design different from other Cross overs. Maybe they could have design more boxy or similar to the Jimny
With your advise, yes I would.
Are there any options to boost the power on the 1.6?
Yup. I would absolutely buy a Vitara!
I live in the Netherlands and this is full of people and cars. I owe a 2019 1400 Turbo allgrip 6 speed automatic. Great midsize car that does everthing i like to do with it. Very fast, comfortable, very good economy, 5.5-6.5 l/100 km. when in sport mode it goes like a cart. There rarely go wrong. Just use additive to the fuel to prevent carbon issues. The 6 speed auto is brilliant as long as you have the hydraulic one and not the later automated gearbox. My Vitara is packed with extra's. So all in all a very practical smaller 4x4 that will last. I drove 120000 km in a Grand Vitara 2400 petrol, great off-road but it ate fuel. And now at 2.45 euro's a litre of here i am happy with my new Vitara.
Why would adding shit to the fuel prevent carbon build up in the inlet manifold/valve stems? That is the fundamental problem with petrol direct injection.
I'm on my 3rd vitara and I have had no trouble with any of them, a good solid car, and 1 thing you didn't mention was the 12 year anti corrosion warranty which carries over to second hand buyers, or at least that's what we get in the UK.
Had a 2018 1.6 reliable but underpowered had a 1.9ddis before which was a true 4x4 and reliable too but poor mpg 28mpg avg now got a kia sportage turbo 1.6 .
Do Skoda Yeti next! 1.8 petrol 134hp 4x4 is a ripper! Fun, great offroad, loads of space and especially, NOT a boring looking car!
Fantastico!!
I have this car in red but and until now I still love it. I have the best variant available in my country. And with the price I paid I think I will never find another car with this kind of value and features. I like the look of this car. I am tired of looking futuristic looking cars which are the designs these days for both Japanese and Korean cars.
I own a 2016 no issues just standard servicing
You should also mention that the clock the time clock was change in the fourth generation that was a big issue with the Third
Does all models have cruise control?
The AWD has Sports mode which holds gears in the auto, shifts more traction to rear and gives better throttle response. With 1.4T its brilliant on wind roads, waste of time on 1.6.
The 4wd is actually rather capable. The 1.4 turbo engine is punchy, have it both in my swift and in my vitara. The 6 speed auto is really good.
My missus wants to get a new hybrid one, my concern is its now nearly a ten year old model, the infotainment and other tech is a bit outdated. We've 3 big dogs so we need something that they can go in the back of, so wondering if the seats go completely flat in the back? They are good value here in Ireland, cheaper than nearly all their rivals.
Jim mentioned the timing chain issues on the old Grand Vitara V6. Is that an issue on the 2.7 litre V6 or the 3.2 litre V6? I have the 3.2 litre with 192,000 km's and haven't (yet) experienced that problem. Is this something I can look forward to in the future?
I believe it's the 3.2
Can you do a video on the grand vitara?
And this is my new car next year
Great cars
absolutely
My uncle has a 2012 model diesel Vitara (though it could be a Grand Vitara but can't ask him as its a sore spot at the moment) and he's had it in the workshop more than it's been on the road in the last 3ish years with it being undriveable for the last 7 months due to electrical gremlins they local guys can't diagnose or fix (granted it has over 200k kms on the clock) . Though it was a brilliant car to be in when it was working to be completely fair to it. Good too see the Vitara getting the love it deserves with this review and due to the aforementioned statement it doesn't surprise me that you guys don't recommend the diesel engines. Be funny to see you do the safety features overview in pig latin or like a price check at somewhere like Woolies lol 😆. If you guys want I can ask our local tyre guy if he'd give you his top 5 best and worst tyre brands as he's been in the game 50+ years now. Any chance that you guys will be able to review MU-X in a future video as a few people we know are interested in buy them. Good work guys as always hope you all have a good weekend and look forward to next week's videos as well and keep up the good work too👍.
Yes thats the grand vitara with the infamous renault f9q motor. if not looked after and serviced in time can be a real issue. Turbo's start to die at 150,000kms. The DPF is a pile of turd, and if you only city drive them look out. The EGR's have a plastic cog that the teeth deteriate and no longer engage. Timing belt must be changed on time, which is 75,000kms or it could be catastrophic. I like mine, good economy I have eliminated some of the above issue's. get good economy even towing a work trailer daily and use it offroad.
Yes!
I have a 2015 one diesel pretty good on fuel economy a full tank 65euros can get you 800km the only negative is if it's loaded ot doesn't feel fast
They used to make the fantastic Kizashi sedan too.
Fun fact: The 3.2 Litre Suzuki Grand Vitara had an engine which was sourced from GM and made by Holden right here in Australia and so was the Alfa Romeo 3.2 litre V6 You're right, these cars are very underrated and I forget Suzuki even exists sometimes 🤣🤣🤣 Great video 👍
Oh no, I don't want a GM engine in my Japanese car, nooooooo I want a Japanese engine!
This comment does not in-still any confidence whatsoever🤣, especially when you mention Alfa! Then you have to think what happened to Saab after GM got their hands on it… death is imminent!!!
@@lukeclifton4392 GM only had a stake in Suzuki and they don't use this V6 anymore since Holden and Australian manufacturing is dead...
@@williamstewart3469 Well Jim also said that there was a Renault engine offered as well... The 3.0 and the 3.6 (A variation of this engine) in the Commodores are decent if maintained and I assume that apart from the timing chain, these engines are okay...
@@MartinJones123 Did someone say Renault engine? Have had to replace quite a few Reno engines under warranty, cracked pistons. And this on near new cars. Now just imagine if Suzuki applied themselves, maybe they could build good engines? They should ask somebody at Suzuki to help show Suzuki how to make quality engines. As for Fiat/Alfa/Jeep, as reliable as a politicians promise. Re the GM 3.6L V6, oil consumption issues, oil sludge problems, and all are plagued with cam chain malfunctions. Someone at Suzuki just needs to pick up the phone and call someone at Suzuki for engine advise, not GM, Renault or FCA. Like did they have a board meeting and go, let's buy in some of the cheapest engines available on planet earth to put under the bonnet of our Suzuki badged cars? Or was it simply too much sake one night at a Suzuki board meeting?
Lots of spots for the extra burner phone if you're a drug dealer 😂🤣😂 Great review. I've got a 93 1.6ltr and it's served me well for more than a decade. I've thrashed it. Put it through more than they say they're capable of. Lots of 4wd. It's primo. About to buy a 2.4 petrol 2012 suzuki escudo x-adventure salomon with just over 100k on it.
Every workshop needs a 'Use ya brain" poster with big Al watching in the background.
Grand Vitara review please. Needs high/low range to qualify as an Off road Suzuki. 12.8L per hundred, I'd be pissed about those numbers.
I have a 2016 S turbo, two annoying things I’ve noticed are the fuel range is complete bullshit and sometimes my phone won’t be recognised/won’t charge meaning I can’t use carplay and I have to wait 5 or so minutes for the infotainment to crash and restart itself before I can connect to it.
Do you have fuel economy numbers, eg, litres per 100 kms ?