Suzuki Grand Vitara 2.4 4WD Review: Grand entry?
The flagship 2.7-litre V6 model was phased out, and in its place now is the 2.4-litre VVT version. Seems like a timely move considering the current economic situation, but besides its affordable pricing, what else does it have in its trump card?
Suzuki knew all along what their customers need and want in an SUV, and always churns out something that’s unpretentious and honest. The same goes to this Vitara – it’s highly packed with so many goodies to give it a touch of luxury, and remains one of the most easy-to-live-with SUV in the market. On top of that, it can handle the occasional run off the beaten path all thanks to the four wheel-drive.
This 2.4-litre variant will be an excellent choice if you find 2,000cc SUVs a tad small and gutless, and want something bigger without having to pay too much to maintain in the long run. With a yearly road tax of $1,674, it should be something that’s pretty easy to swallow if you’ve always wanted the practicality of a wagon, but something macho at the same time.
It has its forgiveable flaws, but think of the current price tag and that Suzuki badge - you won’t go wrong getting one. Especially now…
Credits: Story & pictures by Azfar Hashim
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