2012 Suzuki Grand Vitara Limited | POV Test Drive (Binaural Audio)

[@Fele221]

I love Suzuki. My whole family always had Suzuki. It is a durable vehicle and it is economical but it is quality. I have a 2010 Suzuki sx4 hatchback and next week I will buy a 2012 Suzuki Grand Vitara of the same kind. For me they are the best vehicles. Sadly they left, I hope they come back one day!

[@solfernandogomez3116]

my favorite Suzuki grand Vitara 2008 silver 🥈 my uncle uesd too work for Suzuki in years my grandma had 2011 Suzuki grand Vitara the base model 2.7 black and white with tan interior I'm a Big fan of Suzuki my favorite color Silver 🥈🥈🥈 with the swing tail gate door

[@ryanberkhous9460]

Very honest review. I thought the same.

[@PureDrivingExperience]

The problem in that version is lack of v6 engine, or at least diesel (here in Europe very popular engine in Grand Vitaras)

[@Milthiadus]

But it has a 2.7 v6 form 2005 till 2008, and it has a 3.2 v6 from 2008. Also, they have a renault diesel 1.9.

[@veganpotterthevegan]

It's only a problem if you need the power. Most people don't.

[@ghp0518]

I am confused by something. I see you use your car with N driving mode, from what i know for manual Grand Vitara in this mode no power is sent to either front or back axle and is recommended only for when the car is being towed. Is this different for automatic?

[@DailyDrivers]

Camera must not have had good quality and can't see the letters haha. The car is 100% in Drive no Neutral

[@ghp0518]

@@DailyDrivers 13:07 - I'm not talking about the gearbox mode, I'm talking about the transfer box drive mode which is the dial below temperature The drive mode is turned to N, not 4H which is the default 4x4 high range without lock, you also have 4H- lock which locks front back to 50/50 or 4L-lock which also gives low range mode in addition to 50/50 lock - normally you shouldn't be able to drive in N mode, But it seems that you have to hold the dial to the left for 5 seconds to actually go in N mode - The car was actually still in 4H even if it was turned to N - IMHO it's better to put it back in the normal 4H

[@ethianhuynh4901]

N transfer mode is for flat towing (The car is being towed behind a caravan). 4H is the normal driving mode. On the switch, Modes that say ‘PUSH’ you are also required to put the gearbox into Neutral before switching it. The driver probably did not switch to Neutral when changing the transfer to N. It is best to switch it back to 4H either way. I own a 06 Grand Vitara from Australia so it might be different.

[@veganpotterthevegan]

Low miles doesn't equal good or bad care. And high mileage vehicles can only have been treated so poorly to get there.