Suzuki Vitara vs Honda HR-V vs Peugeot 2008 review | Head2Head

[@borkbirk3272]

Bought the Suzuki Vitara S AllGrip. Been driving it for about three weeks and I love it. Such a fun car to drive. And it works really well in bad weather conditions.

[@boypazaway5833]

Vitara for the win for me! Practicality: 👍👍👍👍 Style: 👍👍👍👍 Fuel Consumption: 👍👍👍👍👍 Driving and Maneuvering: 👍👍👍👍👍 Safety: 👍👍👍👍👍 Wind Noise: 👍👍👍 (Play some nice music this will be resolve).

[@infiltr80r]

4WD benefit comes in when driving in heavy snow. Vitara is perfect for that and you don't have to spend Land Cruiser money.

[@fernandocabezas6777]

I owned a Suzuki before, and yes indeed it's always a fun car to drive. Thanks Mat for giving me the right car options to buy.

[@danuk2005]

I have the vitara and while I agree it is a bit plasticy how often do you rub your hand on the dash. other than that I agree it's fun to drive, cheap to buy and looks good which were the main selling points for myself.

[@sbomorse]

Dan Brown My point exactly. I do not understand the obsession with soft touch plastics!

[@rui518]

its just me that the first time i enter a car i need to scratch/touch every painel to see the quality?

[@thebadmanreturns]

wrap it with leather bro

[@annuvynarawn392]

good point, there are plenty of interior custom shops that can do a great job on simple door and dash trims. much cheaper than manufacturer styling options.... in any case, the Vitara S is a total bargain, you wont get a Golf with all that kit for anything like the price.

[@43854586]

Soft touch materials absorb road noise bouncing around the cabin.

[@ProductofNZ]

I have driven the 1.6L and the 1.4L Vitara. Definitely take the 1.4L turbo. Might be a little more expensive but the pick-up is so much better with something like 20% more torque. For everyday usability, the 1.4L turbo is awesome.

[@stevethea5250]

I have the vitara and while I agree it is a bit plasticy how often do you rub your hand on the dash. other than that I agree it's fun to drive, cheap to buy and looks good which were the main selling points for myself.

[@caviar_lounge]

In what sense it's more expensive?

[@ProductofNZ]

@@caviar_lounge in my country the 1.4 turbo is more expensive to buy than the 1.6

[@Jasontvnd9]

@@ProductofNZ obviously it's a turbo charged lightweight unit with 20% more power and 60% more torque.

[@ProductofNZ]

@@Jasontvnd9 obviously

[@jonathananderson1342]

I’ve had a Vitara S for 6 months now. I average 48mpg over mixed driving. Suzuki have under played the performance, up to 60 its as quick as my 2012 C class coupe. A lot of journalists have recorded around 8.5 seconds 0-62. In Hungary, where it’s built, they reckon the engine output is closer to 165bhp rather than the advertised 138bhp. Drives like a warm hatch and you can forgive the dash materials and lightweight doors for that.

[@Jasontvnd9]

165 no but 153 yes. Suzuki like to understate 0-60 times , this engine in the 975kg swift sport is doing 0-60 in the 7-7.4 second range.

[@Theintruder100]

I font know about the 0-60 but it dont arf go

[@ArnoGoldfinger]

I love my 2006 1.9 petrol Suzuki, but too many cup holders and not enough storage bins for stuff like 2 stroke oil and a can of petrol. The back seats are difficult to fully remove. Reliability has been excellent so far (6 MOTs and no repairs needed yet). I wouldn't describe it as fun but nearly every passenger has commented on how safe and comfortable they feel. Bought it because it felt so solid compared to Toyotas and Hondas I tested.

[@lightsaberlordp373]

I love Japanese cars because they're one of my favourites I always love both the Suzuki and Honda they're very reliable

[@blase1856]

@Yule Calma They would be more expensive, countries in Europe prefer mini SUV-s like the Vitara

[@pavolkucera3153]

I have a Suzuki Vitara S all grip! I'm very satisfied with it!!! I've had a Peugeot for 6 years now and never a French car!!!!!!!!

[@Theintruder100]

Just bought a vitara 2018 model I was looking at the Peugeot 2008 but the vitaras cabin just seemed bigger and more spacious and the Vitara zips along really well.

[@dejankuzmanovic7059]

Me too, I also decided between those and ultimately the vitara is the best Also the comment section here is full of vitara enjoyers 😀

[@anon9169]

Good choice Japanese is the best

[@RohanGNair]

EXTERIOR:Suzuki INTERIOR: Honda TECH: Peugeot PRACTICALITY: Honda SPACE AND COMFORT: Suzuki PERFORMANCE: Suzuki HANDLING: Suzuki OVERALL: Suzuki Vitara

[@mikeli5725]

Exterior /interior/tech Peugeot Comfort :same Performance Peugeot

[@danielmelendez3546]

Mike Li Vitara’s exterior ain’t that bad... till you see that beautifully designed Peugeot.

[@QnA22]

Don't forget yearly maintenance cost. My Grand Vitara in it's yearly service costs 110 Euro on average, That's real good as far as I am aware.

[@mihaiambrosa3591]

I allready ordered a Suzuki...simply the best. cheers

[@qaisermehmood225]

Mihai Ambrosa that's good, can u pls share ur vitara experiance with me, how is comfort, quality, fuel consumption etc etc

[@dado-7775]

Mihai Ambrosa Has it been already delivered to you?

[@notagamer706]

Vitara or Sx4 S-cross ?

[@rafaelfischel7899]

Brroooooo how was the vitara??

[@warthunder8624]

Your opinion?

[@persyMG]

I have Peugeot 2008... and I don't really know HOW can you not set driving wheel in a proper position. I had absolutely no problem with that - nothing obscures the dials! And I find dial position being much better than the classic one.

[@mugomurugi659]

How is it fuel consumption

[@funto70]

My thoughts, exactly... I just bought 2008 and I must say,i was little bit worried about all that "i can't see anything bcs steering wheel" hype. But when I sat into the car, there were no problems whatsoever.

[@teammillcourtclimbing9675]

Ok so I’m biased I have a Vitara but I have tried all 3 and others. It was a replacement for my Jeep Cherokee, a proper off road vehicle. Only the Suzuki was any comparison and gets me everywhere off road I have to go.

[@casteli1]

To me of these 3 the Vitara wins hands down it's the best compact crossover 👍

[@SagaAcademica]

I believe ppl buy awd cars mostly for uphill driving in winter time. I am surprised how carmakers can do stupid things like only touch climate controls, screens. Speaking on mobile while driving is illegal but messing with touch climate controls and looking down is ok.

[@Hamachingo]

With modern winter tires traction in the snow is not really an issue on front wheel drive. People are not getting stuck driving up and down the alps to get to their Ski hut. FWD rally cars are doing just fine in the snow as well. Keep tire socks in the car just in case it's really going uphill and the road is all iced up. I agree on the touch screens though. I miss the old radios with numbered buttons for the favorite stations. Instand access without looking instead of scrolling through a list. I wanted a C4 cactus but even the heater is controlled through the touch screen and it sometimes takes forever to start up or freezes up in the winter so you can't turn the heat up.

[@reallifehunter]

@@Hamachingo Exactly! I almost purchase the C4 but when i see the horror touch climate controls i run out from the store instantly:)

[@sumendranpillay]

Try testing the speakers in your car reviews

[@cutiecake3424]

YES

[@tommillard92]

"I'm having loads of fun in this 1.4 turbo Vitara but you don't want it because the shit 1.6 is good enough..." Nah mate.

[@santouchesantouche2873]

​@mipmipmipmipmipnailed it

[@JULIAN71102]

I just love watching reviews from this guy, just like this review i dont give a shit about these cars but i watched it

[@theflyingstonemason6867]

It allways winds me up when the presenter says "What a great little car". The Suzuki Vitara is like a Japanese version of the Range Rover sport. A little car is the Swift or a Smart Car.

[@chapsy4396]

Dimension wise the Swift is actually very similar to the Vitara, about 30cm shorter but of the same width. Smart car is over a metre shorter than the Swift!

[@Ghost32567]

You would see the advantages of 4x4 on snowy or slippery road, also on gravel or on some harder off-road, it makes very big difference, but great review by the way :)

[@AlainLesage]

I think that people who buy this kind of car are looking for style more than bargain, it's a less sensible buy than for a supermini for example. So the Vitara with it's "not posh at all" look, both inside and out is the best bet for Suzuki. Peugeot, Honda or Mazda, Renault or event Jeep seem to have better proposition for these customers.

[@notagamer706]

I love Suzuki , I bought myself an sx4 s-cross in november 18 and is great !

[@alukardFE]

The vitara is a lot cheaper than these two in my country

[@JA-rn5qv]

Which country m8?

[@tamasbakai2026]

@@JA-rn5qv I guess he is Hungarian, (I am too) because vitara is manufactured here and thus it is cheaper, and a great bargain here.

[@JA-rn5qv]

@@tamasbakai2026 Vitara is cheaper than those other 2 in most countries. But yes it is a good choice for those looking for value. Some other brands focus mainly on looks or latest technology but Suzuki focuses in value and reliability

[@jessek9985]

The Vitara is by far the best, The plastics in the Vitara are also scratch resistant and easy to clean or replace is damaged.

[@Coordinator61]

I drove my 1400 turbo allgrip in 40 cm of snow in Denmark. No match for other small Suv's. Although the Honda is great too.

[@TiagoRuivo]

Advice, you should start to make some serious criticism regarding the seat of the cars. No one does it and in my opinion it's the most important thing, due to the time we spent on them. Personally I would like to see that instead of the plastics. If you really wnat a car it's not hte plastic quality that is going to sell it, or detur you frm buying it... My thoughts!!!

[@hulkcanada]

Tiago Ruivo Agree, comfortable seats is a huge factor in a buying decision.

[@TiagoRuivo]

at least to me... Way more important than many things normaly reviewed...

[@coldfeet1337]

agree with you but they shy away from it because seat comfort is very subjective since everyone's shapes and sizes are different. if a reviewer says it's super comfy then someone buys a car based on their advice (without test driving the many other alternatives) and finds out the seats are actually uncomfortable for them (relative to how comfortable it could've been in another car), it's bad rep for the journalist. they try to keep it to objective factors.

[@TiagoRuivo]

Yes you are right, however the relevance compared with the plastic quality or if you a sun roof or any of these non fundamental things in a car, is bigerr... Just saying!

[@damiansantos2764]

I own a 2006 grand vitara manual with only 70k miles smooth ride no wind noise no problems. 😁

[@alexmobil7463]

I really wonder if VW is offering a completely different Golf in the UK!!! Are the plastics in the console much more durable and better looking than these are offered hier in Germany!!!??? I find the plastics in my Golf not better than these in the Vitara and they're very sensitive against sunlight in 2 years they're looking like they had a chlore bath. It would be much more realistic to use another threshold to measure the plastic quality. Besides have you ever made a long term test of a VW product?

[@jdmguy44]

Honda is the classiest car here, but the Vitara is cool and well priced. Least appealing car is the 2008 IMO but it is still nice though.

[@welshman64]

Three words, tyres, tyres, tyres. Then you would see a huge difference in these cars. Most have summer tres as Standeds.🚗🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿👍

[@kaushlendrasingh4960]

Perfect review with an unbiased view great job Matt.

[@ahmedmahay]

I drive a 97 Swift and I can vouch that Suzuki cars are fun to drive.

[@remananarun9079]

When vitara was released in India it won the car of the year award

[@nathanpaul8558]

Peugeot is the better one But overall if you consider things carefully it would be the Suzuki that wins but not by far

[@baylessnow]

If you want "magic seats" you should look at the old Toyota Yaris Verso. I've just traded my 1.3 2000 model in (due to a serious, rear rusty floor issue, I had ignored it for too long!) for a 2008 and boy do I wish I still had my Toyota. 2 cars in 1 as the back seats (except for the small removable centre piece) fold away into the void beneath the front seats. Refit the floor boards behind the front seats and you have a small van. 2 glove boxes. A small one above and a large one below. Storage spaces ABOVE the sunvisors and a small cupboard with a fold down door in front of the rear view mirror. Small storage spaces doubling up as door arm rests with larger door pockets below. 2 cup holders by the gear lever and another one behind the handbrake between the front seat backrests. Storage spaces below the dash below the steering column and one next to the glove box. The middle rear seat back folds down for a tray area and two more cup holders. large pockets in the backs of the front seat for old school atlas or maps. When I cleaned it out before I went to the dealers, I managed to fill 4 platic carrier bags with stuff me and my wife had collected over the last nine years! Why they never continued this car is beyond me! The 1.3 VVTi engine was nippy, responsive and never, ever let me down.

[@Roddis]

Great straightforward no bullshit quick and conscise review.... Thank you

[@redlineraphael]

The honda HR-V has AWD here in the states

[@monish919]

OMG.... I find this channel videos to be super fun to watch and pretty helpful.

[@maartendemuynck3653]

The rear bench in the 2008 is actually fixed, it doesn't slide.

[@Rqoiz]

Believe me, the awd matters when there's snow and ice!

[@disco.lemonade]

$20K-$30 cars... wants $60k infotainment system in them

[@obibrenbenobi]

AWD is awesome in snow!

[@sic22l]

Winter tires are better.

[@obibrenbenobi]

Ehm, it's illegal to drive without winter tires from a certain date here...(Here being Germany)

[@sic22l]

Benjamin Brender It's not a rule in most countries.

[@obibrenbenobi]

Hm, depends on how much snow and cold you have I guess. I just think it goes without saying if you even plan on going anywhere in the snow with a car you should have winter tires, and in that instance a car with AWD will be awesome :)

[@cebedeuz]

AWD with winter tyres in snow is awesome!

[@jesusiscoollike]

I would think mazda would be better than these three, they use high quality plastic and have a decent infotainment system. I wonder what matt doesn't like about them

[@lapamful]

He didn't say Mazda, just the CX-3 (at least that's what I think he meant). I am surprised thou, Mazda are usually great to drive, as are Suzuki.

[@rui518]

the 2008 has a very nice interior, soft plastics in big chunk of the car, is probably one of the class leaders in that regard...

[@lapamful]

Rui are you a Peugeot dealer? Why are you commenting in every stream about how great the 2008 is when it's a shitbox.

[@rui518]

lapamful just a fan of the brand and own a Peugeot myself...

[@StephenButlerOne]

Rui u personally think the majority of the current Peugeot line is crap. Thought the ingress into the 3edcrow of the 5008 (i think) is probably the best implemented of all that style of motor. That about the best I have to say I actually hate the faux spoetyness of their interior design language. It's actually mostly nice, but out of place in all but their small hatch back. Whatever it's name the 205 of today. It's like they built that car and liked the inside, and said, that's the interior for all our cars . Shame it's out of place on all there cars except one.

[@peterrozin7602]

Can you provide your thoughts on the Vitara 1.0 vs 1.4? Also between manual and automatic? Thank you. Love your reviews and would appreciate your comments.

[@zkratzz]

Not Matt (doh!), but I've tested the two with the same equipment levels. The 1.4 definitely feels faster than the 1.0. The 1.0 is not that slow, but you just feel it less powerful than the 1.4 (as it's expected). Both I've tested were manuals. Fuel consumption was about the same. I've went for the 1.4 in the end.

[@nicholasnickson7254]

Just what i really need to see - medium suitcases and carry-ons stacked into the boot !

[@colinhall8998]

I’d rather have the 1.4L Suzuki engine than the 1.2L PureTech wet belt engine if the Peugeot has it fitted. Suzuki gives you ‘smiles per gallon’

[@abinlukasabraham]

A Smart car can follow those cars in that offroad test...

[@mickn9]

The peugeot 2008 looks good

[@kalibuwa]

well in Japan vitara is called Escudo and Honda HR-V is called Vezel

[@alijahtak8822]

Vitara looks like a geniune SUV. All others are just jacked up hatchbacks. In my opinion they shouldnt be compared especially the likes of Mazda Cx3 which looks too feminine. "bitch mobile"

[@Retrofordguy]

I can't justify this comparison each one is in a league of their own

[@miraclealigner]

That impression of contemptuous french was spot on

[@jvntnrj]

Waited for this vid for a while now. Thanks Mat !

[@ΣτεφανοςΣτεφανουδακης-φ3ψ]

I was a owner of Susuki Vitara 1.6 Diesel all greep....it was a pleasure driving this car....unfortunatelly lost it (stolen) in month ago...

[@Aad19783]

Thinking of purchasing the vitara can i ask how was it stolen was it keyless etc thanks

[@StephenButlerOne]

The vitara in with two tone split paint, in mid spec is a great all round cheap car. That and the seat Ateca are probably the best buys in the class.

[@loskoner1]

please when you say mph and mpg just edit the video and write how much kph and l/100km it is... otherwise great show :)

[@naveedsheikh4502]

i also like suzuki bcz of its practicality

[@onesandzeroes]

The problem with the steering wheel obstructing the dials is the problem with probably all the new Peugeots. That's because they place them on top of the dashboard. It's ridiculous.

[@danielsomont1048]

*VITARA ❤️❤️❤️*

[@thinsmoke7679]

You do not want the 1.6 litre Suzuki vitara if you don't want to rev the nuts off it all the time (speaking from experience). It peaks torque at 5600 rpm. The 1.4 turbo keeps it smooth with punchy power delivery at low rpms.

[@giuliozucchi]

Why do they call this a 4x4 comparison? The peugeot only has 2 wheel drive... This review is a waste of time

[@GabrielSantos-xg7ur]

Citroen c4 cactus, Nissan Juke, Peugeot 2008, Renault captur, suzuki vitara, Honda hrv, etc

[@GabrielSantos-xg7ur]

Audi q2 as well

[@timmytam1710]

Supergabri 12 The Q2 is not in the same class

[@Sherukka]

What do you mean? It is smaller than the new 3008 but just a tad bigger than the 2008.

[@timmytam1710]

The Q2 is in a class with the Mercedes GLA as a premium small suv.

[@timmytam1710]

Also, the Q2 and GLA costs about £10000 more than the ones in this test.

[@RP-kr2mg]

Peugeot should bring their range to Asia. It will sell like hotcakes here! 80% cars here are from the price range that they are expert in.

[@johns3822]

I had an 2002 vitara which was much more rugged then today’s cars but it really got under my skin did that suzuki 😀 Always admired suzuki after that incredibly reliable car Would buy another Vitara no problems but will stick with my porsche for now 😜

[@viswanathannair4596]

Grand vitara.....from the heritance ....vitara its a fantastic and fun to drive....one of the vehicle i loved to brought and loved from Suzuki manufactures and designers

[@SnakeyUk08]

Matt channelling his inner Paul Daniel's ..."Now that's magic!" ;p

[@yesyesnono6969]

I'd rather choose the HR-V

[@blase1856]

Peugeot lost because it's not just unreliable, but it is also a 2008 model aginst 2018 models

[@Butcheren0]

It's in snow/ice the 4wd comes into it's rights, Matt.. Only a percentile drives these cars in heavy mud :)

[@rui518]

yes, but in this segment is not really that important, by the way the Model S rwd is better in snow ice than most AWD SUVs...

[@Butcheren0]

Rui why is it not important in this segment? If you live in a country with cold winters it is important with 4wd. It is not necessary all the time, but it makes a big difference at least

[@sic22l]

For most people a set of winter tires is more than enough.

[@Butcheren0]

sic22l depends on where you live.

[@sic22l]

Butcheren0 No. From best to the worst: - AWD with winter tires - FWD with winter tires gap - AWD with summer/all season tires - FWD with summer/all season tires

[@wszystkozajetejuz2]

I'd like to see how Fiat 500X compares to them

[@d0718]

Oh the butthurt of Mazda/Nissan/Renault fans is coming

[@Scitch87]

I'm driving a renault myself but the captur is nowhere near the cars shown in the video. So why bother comparing it?

[@kamata93]

I think the Mazda has the best design of them all. And everywhere I read, they only praise it as a car..minus the obvious things as it is not for tall people and etc

[@fridaybestroblox1679]

yes ikr

[@fridaybestroblox1679]

kamata93 nope

[@hiiiofficial8306]

Juke the best still since 2010

[@d0718]

I'd rather pay extra and get a Seat Ateca

[@BillPairaktaridis]

Matt, what's your favorite SUV you've ever reviewed?

[@zaidtareen3982]

WHAAAAT!!! you bluming kidding me. Suzuki won.😯

[@tube-dude77]

Just checking, what is the model levels of the Honda and Peugeot?? Are they top of the range like the Suzuki?? Entry level, or mid-range??

[@gigsmaniac1075]

@3:03 Mat, before you start complaining about Peugeot, learn the correct position behind the wheel first. In Peugeot, the prompts of the speedometer etc. are viewed above the rim of the steering wheel, not through its center. We simply do not give the steering wheel to the maximum level, the central point of the steering wheel is in the same place as in any other steering wheel, but due to the fact that it is smaller, we do not look at the indicators (speedometer, tachometer) through the steering wheel, but above it.

[@yourtulpa]

Vitara! You've gotta be mine one day! Also, Matt, are you sure that 1.6 engine will let this Suzuki be as fun to drive as with the 1.4 boosterjet?

[@coperniciaalba180]

nice question! No turbo choice where I live

[@shortzz4561]

The Suzuki is so good I had one for 3 years but I’ve upgraded to a Peugeot 2008 gt line that I prefer to the vitara but this is the regular non gt line vs vitara, and the vitara is better than the non gt line Peugeot because I’ve tried a standard p 2008 aswell

[@ninod3724]

Great review! Any chance you guys at CARWOW can review the Ssangyong Tivoli or Korando?

[@coperniciaalba180]

yes!

[@guildarius]

Makes no sense to advertise the lower price of the lower specs model of the vitara and make comments on the more powerfull and higher priced top model with the turbo engine.

[@ponli7532]

Picking up my Peugeot 2008 GT line today! I decided between that and the Mazda CX-3. Problem with mazda is that it's entry lvl auto costs similiar to the so much more luxorious feeling of the 2008 GT.

[@coperniciaalba180]

how has reliability gotten better with peugeot?

[@blaquerayneskai6603]

Please do a review of the kia cerato/kia forte sedan. Im not sure if I should purchase it and your opinion would really help

[@wakandaforever5732]

Yet I think the peugeot is the best looking!

[@stephen25uk]

If there were car reviewer reviews, Mat would win hands down.

[@GSXone]

My old Mazda Demio does that with the rear seats as well. Granted they flip the other direction but similar results.

[@doctormac123]

I'd much rather have a Mazda cx3 than any of these.

[@LemtemPoktui]

Same here. Not as good as these 3 cars? BLEH. CVT automatically goes to the shit list for me :P

[@sic22l]

You'd have to spend around 30% more on Mazda.

[@kamata93]

Tbh, I would be glad to spend 30% for the Mazda. I think they won 2 years in a row for the most reliable brand, if I am not mistaken. Also the engines are bigger and it has proper automatic gearbox. The design is miles ahead of the competition. That is worth 30%!

[@coperniciaalba180]

What would you choose if you didn´t have cx3 and cx5 at your country? I am considering honda wr-v, vitara or s-cross IF it´s the same thing as the vitara with differ aspect of course.

[@GabrielSantos-xg7ur]

Where's the captur and the Juke?

[@Knightlore10]

Whats the Vitara build quality like? I've has Suzuki bikes before and they were much 'thinner' on build quality than any other bike I've owned. Does that trickle through to cars?

[@rolan2dr]

This is a great comparison. love your coverage carwow keep up the great work.

[@andytofu6098]

Honda HRV all the way base on the specifications of those cars available in my country.

[@brunochampz2373]

vitara wins...

[@kenned5224]

no review with Suzuki S-Cross 2017?

[@zarchi4192]

Honda HRV is incredible!

[@MrWilliam.Stewart]

The harder the "scratchy plastics" on the interior, the more reliable the mechanical (and electrical) package. Who knew? Can easily purchase an unreliable car, with your own money, if you value a plush interior. Easy.

[@waterbetterthangold1169]

Cx 5 is better then all three. Off roads better for sure. Vitra is best of these three. Honda / rave 4 don’t compare to vitra cx 5 in handling.

[@stutzedward]

Nice review. Looks wise, Suzuki looks sporty and muscular. But I'll take the Honda due to the practicality and well known reliability.

[@JA-rn5qv]

The honda CR-V has had some serious issues with motor oil dilution due to petrol backflow. Honda has been evading the issue by failing to recognize how much petrol is actually making it in to the motor oil even though it's been documented many times over. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jGSTi3V_rtN3hqc Read here www.consumerreports.org/car-repair-maintenance/honda-cr-v-affected-by-engine-trouble/

[@sencih2378]

suzuki is best

[@Akhil007PP]

you call that country road as off-road and compare an all wheel drive vehicle there?? man come to India, even old highways may be off-road for yoy

[@carwow]

+Akhil P P I've driven in India! Totally insane!

[@xeniosaias]

Im 1.95 cm. No headspace for HRV and 2008. I havent tried Vitara yet!