The 2013 Suzuki Grand Vitara comes with a mild redesign to the front fascia, which includes a new grille, new turn signals and chrome detailing on several trims. New wheels and new colors complete the external updates. Inside the seat fabrics are updated and the optional navigation system is improved. A rear view camera is now available.
SelectBrowse ListingsThe 2012 Grand Vitara gets a trim reshuffle and a mild restyling. A new Ultimate Adventure trim debuts, which features 18-inch alloy wheels, fog lamps, water-resistant seat fabric and a leather-wrapped steering wheel. It's available in 2-wheel and 4-wheel drive.
SelectBrowse ListingsSuzuki dropped the V6 from the Grand Vitara. The XSport and Special Edition trims are no longer available. The Premium Grand Vitaras add Suzuki's new NuLink system which uses Google to find local points of interest, fuel prices, weather forecast and traffic information wirelessly. The Limited gets 18-inch aluminum wheels for 2011.
SelectBrowse ListingsThe Suzuki Grand Vitara enters 2010 with minimal changes. Among them is the addition of standard navigation. More soundproofing has been added to the body, and the car now features a remote fuel-door release and automatic climate-control. Trim levels have been shifted and the Luxury has been renamed Limited, and the 5-speed manual transmission is now only available on the two-wheel-drive base model.
SelectBrowse ListingsThe Suzuki Grand Vitara enters its third model year with more engine choices for 2009. It is now available with an inline 4-cylinder twin-cam 2.4L engine that makes 166 horsepower and 162 pound-feet of torque mated to either a 4-speed manual or 5-speed automatic transmission. Also available is a 3.2L V6 engine with 230 horsepower and 213 pound-feet of torque. In addition to rear-wheel drive available on all Vitaras, two 4-wheel drive systems are also available: a single-mode system and the Four-Mode by Suzuki, which is a full-time 4-wheel drive system with a 2-speed transfer case. The 185-horsepower, 2.7L V6 engine of 2008 is no longer available. Four trims are newly available for 2009. Base and Premium are the basics, featuring a 4-cylinder engine and 2-wheel drive, while Xsport and Luxury offer more options. Single mode all-wheel drive is also offered on Premium. Xsport and Luxury trims can have either an inline 4-cylinder or V6 engine, and either 2-wheel or Four-Mode all-wheel drive. A manual transmission is available only on the Base and Premium trims. Also for 2009, the body frame is strengthened for increased rigidity, and the front bumper and grille have been updated. Electronic Stability Control is standard on all Grand Vitaras while Hill Hold and Hill Descent Control are standard on all models with V6 and all-wheel drive. Electro-luminescent instrumentation is standard on all models.
SelectBrowse ListingsThe Suzuki Grand Vitara enters its second model year after a major redesign, with only a few feature changes for 2008. Sound-deadening materials have been upgraded for a quieter interior, the climate controls have been redesigned, and a remote fuel-door release has been added. A sunroof is now included on the XSport model.
SelectBrowse ListingsSuzuki's Grand Vitara was redesigned in 2006, and it enters 2007 with virtually no changes.
SelectBrowse ListingsIntroduced in 1999, the Grand Vitara was an all-new SUV model from Suzuki offering plenty of features and a punchy V6 engine. The big news for 2000 was the release of a Limited Edition Grand Vitara which was loaded with options and signature luxury features. New front and rear bumpers and a redesigned grille debuted for 2001, alongside new front seat armrest and headrests. 2002 saw major updates to all upper trim levels. In 2003, a new dashboard debuted as well as new aluminum wheels, a seven-speaker audio system with CD player, new overhead storage compartments with reading lights and updates to all trim levels.
The Grand Vitara would cruise through 2004 and 2005 with only minor updates. In 2006, Suzuki completely overhauled the Grand Vitara, introducing higher quality interior parts. A tire-pressure monitoring system was added as a standard feature in 2007. Updates for 2008 included better soundproofing in the cabin, updated climate control, a new sunroof and fuel door release. In 2009, a new four-cylinder model debuted and the V6 model was updated to add more power. A new grill also was added alongside updated interior controls and a new front bumper. The Grand Vitara would pass through 2010 relatively unchanged, with only subtle updates to the GPS system for 2011 and the addition of Bluetooth integration as a standard feature. The V6 engine was discontinued for this model year, too. No major changes were in store for 2012. An updated front fascia with new grill were added for 2013.
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