Overview & Reviews

The XL-7 gets a tire-pressure monitoring system and a chrome "S" badge on the spare tire cover.

• Affordable base price, competent on- and off-road handling, available seven-passenger seating.

• Cramped second- and third-row seating, dated design, low-grade interior plastics, side airbags not available.

User Reviews:

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  Good SUV But Needs Some Refinement - 2005 Suzuki XL-7
  By Samuel B - May 4 - 11:10 pm

  As one previous reviewer noted, the Suzuki XL7 is one of the best kept secrets in SUVs. I purchased mine fully loaded for almost $5K less than the sticker price. It is a very comfortable car to drive and hasnt given me any problems yet, but the engine is only adequate and gas mileage is poor. Some of the features on the XL7 leave a lot to be desired as well. You need an engineering degree to figure out how to fold down the center seat, and the steering wheel mounted auio controls are so inconvenient that its easier to reach over to the radio.

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  Overhaul experience - 2005 Suzuki XL-7
  By philip - May 24 - 9:43 am

  Vehicle is comfortable for driving. Need better gas mileage. While driving the vehicle is bit too noisy. Tire sensors malfunction especially on cold days. Passenger door light is not working after several attempts to repair it. Security screen in rear is constantly breaking. Braking system needs much improvement.