Overview & Reviews

The Suzuki Grand Vitara was fully redesigned last year. For 2007, it remains unchanged other than the addition of a trip computer and a tire-pressure monitor.

• Refined cabin, competent all-around performance, well-equipped, long drivetrain warranty.

User Reviews:

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  2007 Suzuki Grand Vitara - 2007 Suzuki Grand Vitara
  By markjoe64 - March 21 - 2:23 am

  This my third Suzuki in 4 years. I had the Aerio SX and the Chevy Tracker. My new Grand Vitara is like riding in a Lincoln. Fit and finish were first rate. This vehicle can "fly". I normally drive 64 mph on the interstate, but had to "kick it in" when a semi was on my tail. Before I knew it I was doing 97 mph. Sign me as "Happy in Huntsville".

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  The best in its class - 2007 Suzuki Grand Vitara
  By Win Aung - January 5 - 12:06 pm

  Let me just say, if you own a TrailBlazer, you will definitely appreciate the Grand Vitara in every way. The stuff that Suzuki offers are real and useable. especially the brakes and the safety features. Everytime I drive this vehicle, I feel much safer than I am in TrailBlazer.

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  Good looking, strong little SUV - 2007 Suzuki Grand Vitara
  By Ken - July 25 - 10:00 am

  I like this car. I live in Costa Rica and it is particularly well suited to local driving conditions, i.e. less high speed highway and more challenging rough country roads. I have driven this vehicle through dozens of rivers and through some very rough country and have found it inspires confidence in these conditions. It is a very solid machine with both frame and unibody construction.

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  Excellent Vehicle - 2007 Suzuki Grand Vitara
  By Mani - April 22 - 9:06 pm

  The Grand Vitara is an excellent Vehicle. I had to buy one after the test drive. It has lots of cool features, like keyless entry, a 6 CD player with 7 speakers, ESP etc..

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  In a Class of it own - 2007 Suzuki Grand Vitara
  By Luxury & Performance - November 1 - 3:53 am

  After searching and testing driving so many SUV, I turned into my local Suzuki dealer and took the GV out for a test drive. With in 24 hours I purchased the GV. Everything about the GV is luxury, both the exterior and interior has been well designed, the leather heated seats a major bonus. Have the 4 Mode for off road is excellent. Amazing in snow, took it out in 20" of snow and the GV handle it like a pro. ESP feature is another excellent feature. I have no regrets on this purchase.

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  Some Good, Some Bad - 2007 Suzuki Grand Vitara
  By Scott - September 7 - 5:10 pm

  I love the features like Smart Key that you dont find on vehicles in this class. I have one serious gripe. The mechanical valve lifters need to be serviced ever other year. Ive heard it costs anywhere from $500 to $2400 out of our pockets! Thats unacceptable for a modern engine. The rest of the car makers ALL use hydraulic, maintenance-free lifters. My 67 Ford even had them. Suzuki saved $100 and we will be paying for it for years to come. My valves are already ticking with only 7,000 miles. Also, the MIL came on and the fuel gauge went to "E" so thats my first trip to the dealer for repair. The valve train ruins it for me. Cannot recommend this SUV for this reason. Try again, Suzuki.

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  2 years and still loving it - 2007 Suzuki Grand Vitara
  By zuki owner - August 9 - 10:33 am

  Only complaint is that the leather seats seem to be a downgrade from the cloth seats. Yes, they are leather, but not as substantial as the cloth. Drives well in all climate conditions. Live in snow and ice prone north east, its a little bear in the winter. I upgraded tires off the lot, I always do. Need snow and mud tires where I live not the all season radials. replaced the floor mats this winter, they should come with Mud mats in North East versus the thin carpet mats. 3 rd winter and still loving it.

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  WOW, this car is a keeper - 2007 Suzuki Grand Vitara
  By Laurie M Ryan - May 7 - 8:07 am

  I am from Detroit and I have bought, leased, rented and driven MANY different vehicles in my 40+ years of driving. The Grand Vitara is the only one I will KEEP until it dies, if it dies. It 10+ years old, has about 150K miles and I cannot wait tell you how wonderful the performance has been. This SUV has never had a tune up, not even spark plug change, never replaced the brakes and still its running and braking for me, I love it. I always get oil changes on time (synthetic), I drive responsibly and clean it regularly inside and out. For a while I had to replace the tires often, then I found tires that would last from Discount Tires. It seems like the bulbs on the headlamps blow too often, but hey, theyre easy to replace. I hope this car is my last one ever. I am so sorry that Suzuki removed their dealerships in the USA. If I ever need another car, I hope to find another Suzuki I can love for years and years.

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  One Fun Ride - 2007 Suzuki Grand Vitara
  By Mizuki - March 8 - 2:43 am

  I just got this rascal. I originally was looking for an Acura MDX, Honda Pilot or CR-V. My salesman suggested I check out the Grand Vitara since it would be a secondary vehicle. I did and bought it before even driving it. Ive owned Hondas since 1982 and this is my first venture to another brand. The warranty was the major factor but the "coolness" of the SUV sealed the deal.

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  Dont buy a grand vitara (WARNING) - 2007 Suzuki Grand Vitara
  By theresaarn - March 8 - 12:13 am

  WARNING This car is a piece of junk, dont dare buy one. Anyone who tries to convince you to buy this junker is pulling your leg. I bought a brand new 2007 grand vitara and I must say it is the worst car EVER! I have only had it for a little of a year and the back tires are bald with only 20,000 miles on it. You feel like you are in a tin can that is bouncing around on the road. If you really want to find out how this car rides, get in the back seat and let someone else drive it. You will be so uncomfortable. The leather is the very cheap stuff and you can tell just by looking at it. When you have the heat or the air on you feel like you are in a wind tunnel ( no kidding).