Motor Trend (1999)
The real benefits of the small-displacement V-6 can be seen off-road, where its low-rpm torque combine with the four-wheel-drive system to give this sport/cute impressive capabilities.

The Car Connection (1999)
In spite of its heavier body-on-frame construction, the Grand Vitara feels quite a bit faster than the competition. The quiet V-6 also makes it a comfortable highway cruiser, whereas the CR-V and RAV4 seem to strain in order to keep up with traffic.

New Car Test Drive (1999)
Totally new for 1999, the Grand Vitara is one of the few SUVs in this class that's built on truck-based principles -- live axles and two-speed transfer cases. It's also the only mini-utility to offer a V6 engine -- and it's a slick powerplant at that.

Truckworld (1999)
Suzuki's sturdy platform of traditional 4x4 capabilities has now been augmented with substantial power and attractive aerodynamic styling, plus, an occupant focused interior, and first rate safety features on the Grand Vitara.

Woman Motorist (1999)
Now, Suzuki has responded to the American demand for power, and introduces a well-balanced and compact V6 to highlight the complete redesign, and gives it a new name, Grand Vitara.

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