Suzuki Vitara 1.6
£9,995
- Make
- Suzuki
- Model
- VITARA 1.6
- Year
- 2017
- Mileage
- 42,000 mi
- Fuel
- Petrol
- Transmission
- Manual
- Body
- SUV
- Engine
- 1586CC
- Colour
- Turquoise
Overview
This 2017 Suzuki Vitara 1.6 petrol manual offers practical SUV versatility with genuine low mileage of just 42,000 miles. The turquoise finish gives it distinctive character, while the manual transmission provides engaging driving dynamics. With a 1586cc petrol engine, it delivers a balance of efficiency and performance for everyday driving and weekend adventures. Well-maintained and ready for its next owner, this Vitara represents genuine value in the compact SUV segment.
Key Features
- ✓Insurance Group: Group 14E
- ✓CO2: 123
- ✓Model Series: SUV (2015 - 2018)
- ✓Gross Weight KG: 1730
- ✓Acceleration 0-60mph: 11.5
- ✓Aspiration: Injection
- ✓Fuel Consumption Combined MPG: 53.3
- ✓Fuel Consumption Extra Urban MPG: 58.8
- ✓Fuel Consumption Urban Cold MPG: 44.8
- ✓Forward Gears: 5
About the Suzuki VITARA 1.6
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The Suzuki Vitara 1.6 is a compact SUV that sits in the affordable end of the crossover market. It appeals to buyers seeking practical, no-nonsense urban and light off-road capability without premium pricing. The Vitara has been produced across multiple generations; the modern iteration (fourth generation from 2015 onwards) marked a significant step up in design sophistication and interior quality compared to earlier versions. The 1.6-litre petrol engine is the primary offering in many European markets, balancing reasonable fuel economy with adequate performance for everyday driving. The car is characterized by a boxy, upright stance, good ground clearance, and Suzuki's reputation for mechanical simplicity and affordability.
Pros
- +Low purchase price and running costs
- +Practical interior space for size
- +Good ground clearance and visibility
- +Straightforward, reliable engines
- +Available all-wheel drive option
Watch out for
- −1.6 petrol engine feels underpowered when loaded
- −Interior materials feel basic compared to rivals
- −Limited refinement at motorway speeds
- −Modest fuel economy for modern standards
Common issues
- !Occasional reports of CVT transmission hesitation on affected models
