Suzuki Vitara Review | 10 reasons to buy a Suzuki Vitara - The most reliable SUV

[@eikhansen]

Just bought one myself. The value for money is amazing. I tried a Toyota and a Ford, before trying the Vitara. None of them can compare to the drivability this car offers. It’s a cheap car, but it feels and looks expensive. Measured against the competition, the quality is just unmatched in this price range. Get behind the wheel of one yourself and test drive it. The salesman doesn’t need a fancy sales pitch, he/she just needs to give you a set of keys and the car will sell itself.

[@dominadorjramoroso7300]

This is my 2nd SUZUKI Vitara SZT Mild Hybrid. I've got my 2nd last year June 2023 . Never complain of any engine issues. So fast and reliable car for a small SUV, very stable car at the speed of 140 km/hour, Very strong engine with the boosterjet engine installed on it. Beautiful car design, so cool. I luv to drive it in Ireland.

[@PhilipBeavan-mu7xn]

I've just bought a Vitara SZ5 2018 / 38000 miles - fantastic car , panoramic sunroof, 1.4 petrol - energetic and sprightly - all the obvious tech - smart and comfortable - proper 4 wheel drive - ultra reliable - love driving it

[@volt8684]

My neighbour has had a renault Ariana, an mg suv(ev) and he’s just bought a new 1.4 vitara and says it the best car he’s ever owned. The sz5 has so many goodies

[@bondjamesbond9041]

These are very good cars. I have the earlier 1.4 boosterjet engine and it is VERY nippy and economical. Love my Vitara and would not consider any other brand at the price. Good review.

[@iconicshrubbery]

8:15 When I bought mine I raised the seat right up as I'm 5' 6". Perfect! The presenter here seems to not have noticed the raising lever🙉

[@ottiecastro9668]

Durability and Reliability felt during my 6months of use 1,6 all grip.

[@aurigacap8584]

I'm buying a new 1.4 hybrid 4x4 downsizing from my 16 year old Subaru Forester, having tried most of the alternatives. Frankly, along with the Dacia Duster, it's the only serious multi purpose, smaller SUV for those of us who have to cope regularly with bad roads in bad weather, the odd muddy track, towing something etc , as well as the usual stuff. The rest (Kamiq/Tcross, Yaris Cross/LexusLBX, Honda HRV) are essentially pricier versions of ordinary compact saloons with a bit more ground clearance, but not designed for anything other than urban use and motorways. Some, eg the HRV, can't even tow anything. The Vitara beat the latest Duster because of the smoothness of it's engine and sharper road handling, though the Duster wins off road. The Vitara also has far better all round visibility than any - more important than the size of it's touch screen and soft touch plastics if you are my age. And even the cheapest model has all the latest safety kit - no extras. Buy one discounted, before it is replaced, with something less capable and more fashionable next year (?)

[@mikethemech]

Amazing SUV.

[@user-pd1ww3nk1g]

I had the 2022 Vitara in a manual and couldn't fault it one bit. City and urban driving got 610km with a full tank, if I drove on the highway everyday then even more. Such a great car. Not over priced and great engines. Suzuki's are the best in my opinion, I live in Australia here. 😊

[@Lufe6301]

Had a Grand Vitara for ten years followed by (now) a VItara for the last 8 no problems with either. Pretty basic cars but reliable economical and reasonable price, What's not to like about that.

[@pauld7827]

I've had Vitara's since 1997 (when they still had proper ladder frame chassis!) and changing them every 3 years, so quite a few. The only problem I ever had was the radio not connecting to Apple car play, the radio was German! Sadly, I fell for the EV con and bought a car that was nearly twice as expensive and I deeply regret it. Public charging is now more expensive than petrol! That car goes back towards the end of the year and I'll probably get either another Vitara, or have a look at the new Dacia Duster.

[@Raja-Irfan]

Vitara is a great car

[@MuhammadAli-hr1bj]

I'm convinced, well presented.

[@AmurTiger-vm5dy]

Wonderful car ( i have it with the same colour) and Wonderful woman

[@Heer1ify]

I gota decide between this and the yaris cross. Edging towards vitara tho because of the equipment level in SZ5

[@nks80]

Just purchased a 2021 Vitara in black, mid spec SZ-T. Looking forward to collecting it on Monday coming

[@johnbanksreviews]

Amazing, you’re going to love it!

[@sadiqhussain3833]

ur review is awesome.. ❤❤

[@nicholasnickson7254]

You really need to show medium suitcases in the back to give a reasonable idea what you can carry. I like three medium suitcases packed on their side and a large soft bag on top of the three. That's what I want to see .

[@AmurTiger-vm5dy]

The best b-suv of the world

[@stefanlageambecker6077]

Yep never brake down fun to drive to.

[@AmurTiger-vm5dy]

@@stefanlageambecker6077 vitara forever❤️👍

[@iconicshrubbery]

Mine brakes fine. Light so fun 2 drive too

[@tricia-dawnchaitram3918]

I love my 2019 model Vitara.

[@colinhall8998]

What happened to your jeans?

[@TRPGpilot]

Thats the style, dont you know? LOL (it's a generation thing I suppose but not for me).

[@Heer1ify]

Leg room in the back seems pretty generous for a small SUV

[@robertjames3860]

I had the top spec all grip diesel. In three years and 40k miles, it had.......new rear axle as it had been built misaligned, new undertrays as they came off hitting standing water, rear brakes under warranty twice, two clutches and two dual mass flywheels all under warranty (note 20 hours workshop time to change a clutch on the diesel, engine has to come out !), engine remap because there was emissions cheat software and suzuki were forced to fix the cars (done under the guise of "emissions improvement") , oh and the seat squab split. The garage also were concerned over the gearchange being overly notchy but by then it was time for it to go. Such a shame as i really liked the car and it was a much more involving car to drive and own than my current cupra formentor which whilst it hasnt gone wrong, is just the most horrid and frustrating car to own.

[@ObsLevelCrossings]

economy spelt wrong at 7:23

[@sadiqhussain3833]

impressive

[@ErkOYAL]

Vitara ❤

[@jamesdoran6017]

Hands down Suzuki cars are definitely the most reliable and I should know because I've owned a mark 2 Suzuki ignis for 10 years which covered 130 miles on original timing chain and never used a drop of oil while similar European timing chain cars engine would just fall apart and are rubbish in comparison.

[@smallstationni]

Love my 2017 model only have it 2 months

[@shivamgaba22]

this engine should be released in India

[@ygwu1928]

i bought a vitara-s one month ago. It is really a good car to drive. But, there is one issue that I worry about. the capacity of the battery. Sometimes, it just has a level-1 battery, so I worry that the battery capacity will be consumed completely.

[@disciplinedwarrior]

No need to worry mate, change it to a better battery after the warranty expires.

[@m4st3rm1nd9]

Did she leave auto social UK? Who is John Banks?

[@ozzyhono2077]

Same lady we're complaining about Suzuki in another video lol 😂

[@AbandonEarth911]

Has anybody given the Vitara 1.4 Boosterjet mild hybrid a Remap?

[@jonesy66691]

CTC performance have done it with the hybrid swift sport. The Vitara is the same engine and hybrid system so it is probably possible.

[@AbandonEarth911]

@@jonesy66691 Thank you for the information.

[@michellesalt3101]

Echonomy

[@arielban1]

This is a sales job for vitara

[@macraghnaill3553]

I am thinking of buying a Vitara as my next car, Don't want electric and hybrid is not suitable for low mileage. A good review but presenter could do with new jeans, looks really scruffy

[@OzgunDoganbaloglu]

Fuel echonomy!😁😆😂

[@Palsrible]

I have the number of a good seamstress to repair your torn pants.

[@TRPGpilot]

ROFL 🙂

[@john-fl2qu]

NO CLOCK ?

[@AbandonEarth911]

The 1.4 mild hybrid SZ5 does have a clock.

[@TRPGpilot]

@@AbandonEarth911Probabaly a digital one in the instrument cluster. The clock space blank just looks cheap. I prefer the GV models up to 2015.

[@miklosdruskoczi7687]

kia niro is another level

[@johnbanksreviews]

Do you think so?

[@stephenhall3515]

A very superficial review and the torn jeans 'image' is a passé cliché limiting the lifespan of the review. Fortunately, the car is far better than the advertising and showroom staff are generally up to the job. Advertising is very important for perceived smaller brands of consistent excellent, as in the case of Suzuki. Unfortunately, this very lame review is an example of how NOT to do it.

[@johnbanksreviews]

We love that Tish chooses to keep her review casual Stephen, along with her clothes. Many of our customers like her reviews but that’s ok, we do not have to all like the same things. Have a nice day and we’re glad you like the Vitara.

[@bondjamesbond9041]

@@johnbanksreviews Agree she is a very good car reviewer. Well done Tish.

[@harry-james-books]

Those jeans are hardly worth wearing 😄

[@Tjcars100]

Hhhh

[@noneofurbizness5155]

Easily the best value wagon. Suzuki is quite overlooked currently but the reliability and quality probably mean it is only a matter of time before people start looking at them more and the prices will go ^^^

[@J2I3H]

Your outfit looks horrible, i normally don't care, but this is next level😂

[@mikegriffiths9322]

The accent of the presenter nearly turned me off the car.. Must be from Essex.