The Vitara nameplate has been around for several decades now, first used in 1988 for Suzuki's compact SUV offering. This model also went under several other names, including Grand Vitara at one stage and Sidekick in certain markets.
It remains a strong value proposition and is a stalwart of the Suzuki lineup. Now in its fourth generation, the Suzuki Vitara continues to offer amazing value for money with a package that is stylish, well-equipped and super reliable.
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See what we've had to say about it with this selection of our top articles.
1. 2019 Suzuki Vitara 1.6 GLX Review: Everything you need, with extra frosting
Martin Pretorius (who admittedly has a soft spot for the Vitara) climbs into the 1.6-litre GLX version of the Suzuki Vitara to see what it's about. He walked away suitably impressed by the number of safety features and the frugal nature of the compact SUV.
2. Suzuki Vitara 1.4T GLX (2020) Review
It's Martin again that slides into the driver's seat to see what improvements can be made by adding a turbocharger into the mix. The Vitara turbo is the latest offering in the model range and Martin found it to be exactly what the Vitara needed. A turbo has, indeed, awoken the beast within.
3. New Suzuki Vitara vs Mazda CX-3 vs Renault Duster: which one has the lowest running costs?
It's Justus' turn to bring you the low-down on what it will cost to run a Suzuki Vitara. It gets compared here to the trendy and popular Mazda CX-3 as well as the formidable Renault Duster - a vehicle known for getting the recipe right. Despite the Duster's diesel advantage, the Vitara does extremely well with its petrol engine.
4. Suzuki Vitara vs Hyundai Creta vs Mazda CX-3: Which car has the best infotainment system?
Comparing running costs is one thing, but what will it be like living with your chosen vehicle? We look into the facts and features of the infotainment systems found in the Suzuki Vitara and compare it against the systems found in the Mazda CX-3 and the Hyundai Creta. Be warned though; it's a tight race!
5. Which Suzuki Vitara retains its value best?
We're not going to pretend that a Suzuki Vitara is going to appreciate in value as the years draw by, in fact, very few cars do. What we can help you with is the prediction as to which trim level will lose the least amount in the coming years. This will help you make a decision that you are less likely to regret.
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