The Suzuki Vitara has some noteworthy strengths: you get a good amount of standard kit and running costs are impressively low. However, it’s hard to forgive the Vitara’s shortcomings when it’s priced similarly to or above some better, more upmarket-feeling small SUVs. If you do go for the Vitara, we recommend entry-level Motion trim and the mild-hybrid engine for the best value.
The top trim adds some desirable features – including keyless entry and electrically folding door mirrors, suede trim and front parking sensors – but we don’t think it's worth the extra cost.
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