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Suzuki XL-7 was designed to appeal to people who liked the idea of having seven-passenger sethe first XL-7 was neat in theory but flawed in execution..

The first XL-7 was neat in theory but flawed in execution. Its third-row seat was too small to be of any real use and its aging truck-based design, claustrophobic cabin and poor-quality interior pieces relegated it to bit-player status among a growing and increasingly refined field of midsize  contenders.

The new Suzuki XL7 is the largest, most comfortable Suzuki SUV ever built, with a spacious, functional and refined interior. With deep footwells, the XL7 provides lots of room to stretch out. The second-row 60/40-split seats tumble forward for easy access to the third row, or fold completely flat. The optional 50/50-split-folding third-row seat can be folded flat as well for additional cargo-carrying room.

The new XL7’s unibody chassis features full-length underbody rails for added strength, and it provides carlike ride and reflexes on the pavement where it counts. In reviews, we’ve found that this SUV is easy to drive on a daily basis. The engine is powerful, handling is secure and maneuverability is good enough to ply the crowded streets for weekend errands. The model’s main weakness is that it doesn’t feel as refined in terms of ride quality and engine smoothness as some other midsize crossover SUVs.

The suzuki XL7 is the new produce which are made by Suzuki company in Japan,the horsepower is wonderful.

The new Suzuki XL7 is the largest, most comfortable Suzuki SUV ever built, with a spacious, functional and refined interior.

Review: 2008 Suzuki XL-7

 

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