Suzuki vitara 2019 SZ-T- MUST watch guide
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- Looking for a compact 5 seater SUV then the new face lifted Suzuki vitara SZ-T could be the perfect car for you. I show you around the outside of the car and talk about the new design, look at the practicality of the boot and passenger room and then take it on the road. See what this car is like on the open road as i put it through its paces on duel carriage ways and A and B roads, how does it handle and drive and how much does the new Suzuki vitara SZ-T cost.
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What are your thoughts on this car
MotorSport & Dream Cars bought this car 2 months ago and I’m very happy with her.
I had never driven a Suzuki and was pleasantly surprised how good it was and considering I had recently review an X7 and X5 as well
Great review! Best I have seen. Keep up the good work.
I own this car (1.4lt engine GL Plus ALL GRIP) since Dec. 2018. I think it's a good fast car overall , with very high value for money and very rich equipment. It may haven't the "heavy" doors of it's german competitors but the quality is not so bad as some reviewers claim.
I think judging a car by its weighty solid feel is a bit of a thing of the past with modern safety systems and high strength steel, Suzuki have done the right thing keeping the weight low. It provides better performance, economy and emissions. I own one too but have to say I think the interior is an area for improvement with trim.
In Japan, most (~50%) of the drinks in convenient stores are in square paper bottles ;) I just got a 2020 Hybrid version and I absolutely love it!
I cannot thank you enough with that fact lol , bothered me with every Suzuki I have reviewed lol. I’m glad you are enjoying your new car. reviewing the new A Cross soon so can mention the reason for square cup holders 👏
Great review. You treated every detail, which I like very much.
I like this car. for 3 months now I am thinking and rethinking to purchase it.
I’m really pleased you enjoyed it and found it useful. I try and cover a lot of facts in all of my videos and make my videos a bit different 😊
just purchased that very model , must say im more than happy with it . I at first thought being a one litre 3 cylinder it would be a bit under powered pleasantly but surprised with the amount of grunt under the bonnet. cracking car & surprisingly cracking engine
Glad you are enjoying the car and it’s 1 of those “don’t judge a book by its cover” which luckily you did not do 😊
I've got the 1.4s Boosterjet. Really comfortable and enjoyable to drive, I particularly like the performance and the adaptive cruise control.
You really do get a lot for your money. Looking forward to review the brand new Vitara (actually trying for most of the Suzuki range) when it comes out which i think is going to be hybrid. Is yours the new model
@@DamoDrives I don't have the newer model, but it was only a minor face lift, basically it's the same car, I will keep this until they introduce a hybrid version. Very happy with Suzuki cars, not a premium brand but very capable and well engineered cars. I also run a 2006 Ignis 4grip. Very reliable, no rust. Still fun to drive.😀
I am thinking of acquiring one 1.4 allgrip. I was wondering if you get have the option to add some extra options on the selected model. In my country, I can't find a configurator for the car. Only the listed options. I wanted to inform myself before going to a showroom. Let's say you select passion MT, can you add KEYLESS PUSH START ?
What is the ride like over roads that are not great, such as small potholes.
Thanks great upload review
I’m really pleased you enjoyed the video, I should have the brand new Hybrid Vitaria in the next 2-3 weeks, new swift sport and s-cross
A good review and I will certainly consider one in the next year, although I do wish that you had mentioned the ride quality, the road noise refinement and the steering feel, compared to other vehicles in the class, as these factors are most important to me.
Thank you for the feedback, really helps with future videos.
Why are most UK car reviewers on TH-cam in the south of England ? As for him talking about the previous dash being very very scratchy, what the hell is wrong with people ? Ive never scratched a dashboard yet in 30 fecking years ! Im sick to the back teeth of reviewers moaning about interior materials. People are being brainwashed into thinking soft touch means better. No it doesnt. We sadly live in a molly coddled society where everyone wants everything perfect. They get sucked in by cleverly marketed bullshit. Give me strength.
cannot answer about the south of england other than i like living here lol. I dont think it matters as much if the materials are a bit scratchy but some people do so giving that information.
Well said that man.
Owned one for 14 months and it has been superb,averages 48 mpg totally reliable.
I knew very little about Suzuki until I got this car but was really impressed with it, seems really good value for money and well put together. Reviewed the new hybrid swift recently and that also surprised me, New car is supposed to be out this year (although due to the situation at the minute not sure when) and that is basically a Toyota RAV4. Which model have you got
Hi, im looking to get the 1lt boosterjet, are your miles per gallon done on motorways, reason for asking is I will only be doing town and country driving/
Is there a way of getting OEM of the CV joint of this Vitara 2019 SZ T 1lr model pls? I need to replace them and local agent cant locate the part without this number.
Nice vid Bud 👌👏
Thank you, was pleased with the overall edit 😊 and also surprised by the car considering the price
I seen the vitara in and around London and they do look fantastic. Havent been inside one yet as my local suzuki garage has closed.
Hopefully the video has given you an idea of what it’s like 😊. The 1st Suzuki I have reviewed and I was presently surprised especially by the engine. What do you think of the colour choice on this model
I really like the colour combinations and I think Suzuki could certainly do some other two tone colour combinations that would look very bold red and black for example.
@@blakejarrettegibbons9119 They have the red body with black roof with the latest models.
Just reviewed the 2021 model hybrid very few changes mind you and it was in white
I have an sz5 it’s a great car. (Good show)
Looking forward to reviewing the brand new models coming end of this year with the hybrids and brand new platform for some of them. Exciting times ahead for Suzuki
I’ve just brought one too 1.4 booster jet all grip great,car love it. Another beast from the east is coming so they say Jan, Feb 2020, brig it on 🚗🏴👍❄️🌧🌊
Great litte cars we have the s cross and find it very good with the 1 ltr very good mph and very quick of the lights can beat a lot bigger motors
I was very impressed and looking forward to driving the 2020 model and a number of other Suzuki cars
My family and I have had a couple of Suzuki's and found them to be extremely reliable and capable of high mileages. They don't come with all the bells and whistles but I like that - less to go wrong. I'll be looking for a reasonably priced suv as my next vehicle and the Vitara looks good to me as long as it's big enough for our two staffies. I'll be checking it out. ;-)
Not sure if you are in the worthing area but go and have a chat with them 😊. Pretty sure you could fit your 2 dogs in there but go along and see what you think 😊
Back seats down we can get three border collies in easy.
Qewsfwrw😀🤔
@@allanmabaet4713 WTF
@@Retromansite sorry bro. my six year old son replied on your comment.
ive got the 1 ltr SZT Allgrip (got Allgrip due to where I live), cracking engine, far superior to the old 1.6. comfy, economical and practical. infotainment is not too bad. reverse camera above number plate is useful. Has more character than most suv kit out there.
Jared Dore i was impressed with the engine and certainly value for money is amazing. I am guessing you owned the 1.6 then
@@DamoDrives Not owned but dealer let me try the 1.6 back to back against the 1.0 making the choice very easy to go for the 1.0. Ive got a Seat Ateca 1.5 TSI FR Sport (company car done 5k mils in 6 weeks from new) but I have more fun in the Vitara.
The 1.6 was a decent engine, it just needed a 6th gear for motorways, and I also think that its not a necessity for every car to have a turbo. Years ago hardly any cars had turbos. Expectations are just too high now, and the train of thought is if a car doesn't have a turbo then its deemed too slow and must be outdated and old fashioned. What happened to using the gears to suit varying road conditions ? No, everyone wants to get the pulling power without changing gear. Learn to drive properly, that might help. Sadly though we live in a society where people are too easily influenced by everyone else. People are obsessed with what others think about their choice of car. People feel safe by conforming to popular ideas for fear of friends or neighbours saying "why have you bought that, its not got a turbo, its not fast. Why didnt you get such a car instead, more torque for overtaking etc" and all the other usual bullshit reasons because THEY are uncomfortable about YOUR choice of car. Crazy.
@@Getting-Older I prefer the sound of the 1.6 and so what if the 1 litre has more pulling power ? It doesnt sound as good and the only problem with the 1.6 is it needed a longer fifth gear for motorway cruising. It pulls well enough and hey guess what, if you need to climb a gradient, there is always another gear you can use. Overtaking is not necessary in most cases and joining a motorway, I always find I dont redline a car doing that, its not a race is it. Drivers with patience will drive anything, it isnt all about power yet so many people today think a car with more BHP and torque is better than one with less. Its all about driving aggressively and ego boosting these days. Its pathetic
@@oddities-whatnot I guess the sound thing is a personal take just like some prefer V8 or V10 etc. Nowt wrong with the 1.6 at all and I agree there is so much placed on performance that is mostly unnecessary but again each to their own and I said nothing about red lining or that a race. Vitara is a cracking choice for SUV.
Yeah not having a spare wheel, in Australia particularly, is a deal breaker.
I'd have to buy a spare wheel and thow it in the back - and factor that into the cost and usability of the car.
I've got a 1000km commute twice every year, the chances of a blowout are high and there's not much in between.
I can understand not having a spare wheel as it saves room and is cheaper (probably so it looks better on marketing saying the boot is x litres as well) I think here in the uk it’s less of a problem . Have you currently got a vitari
Buy the original kit and problem solve
An Aussie review said space saver I think
I think it’s a masculine looking car especially when compared to the pretty and cute looks that typify cars in this class.
Very well put , it has surprised me the amount of love there is for this car. I had did not know much about the brand. Just reviewed the new Swift as well and that was a great value car as well
Im not a fan of the usual overly styled fashion designs of this modern SUV trend, but I had the use of one of these the other week and I really liked it. Felt a tough car, looks rugged, engine growled, I actually might consider one of these.
My reversing camera on my 2019sz5 has the revering camera by the number plate.
Yea, the thing he points at at 2:03 is the water jet for the wiper... Lost his credibility as a car reviewer in that moment. :-)
Any comments on how to use its Motion and Torque/Power pages we see on the computer screen, please?
I did not get a chance to really have a play around with all of the settings (there are a lot more with the AWD system) trouble is you have the car for a couple of days and try and learn as much as you can 😳 are you own 1
Press on the right-hand button on the gauge cluster goes through all the pages. The Torque/Power one is extremely inaccurate though, even at low RPM they both max out right away when you floor it which is just wrong, especially for power. You'd think you could use the Motion page to practice economical driving and get the lowest numbers you can on your commute. But no; no numbers, just vague graphics. What you see in the video is really all you get, if you want actual numbers, hoop up a gauge to the obd2 port.
@@Hamachingo Thank you.
Great review 👌🏼I think I will by a vitara and a swift.
Thank you glad you enjoyed the video, will be reviewing the new Swift sport and Vitara start of September
I have the Swift boosterjet 1 litre and although a little bit noisy at speed, its a good car, very solid, great handling and feels like it will last a long time
That’s something I like about Suzuki they do seem to have very good build quality and will last
My Suzuki Grand Vitara is over fifteen years old with 280,000 kms of all terrain motoring from motorways to riverbeds and mountain tracks, mud, dry sand and snow. It is still really strong, reliable, and comfortable. How can I replace that? Well when/if I do it will be with the new generation Vitara. I can't afford a Discovery.
Proves the build quality 👏. There is a brand new vitari latter this year which is a rebadged Toyota RAV4 hybrid so looking forward to driving it.
I replaced my Grand Vitara with this one, diesel one from 2017. Believe me, a way better car than Grand old one. And capable off road also
@@fraka899 Thanks, I'll bear that in mind when I come to replace my old one. Still fine now with 300,000 kms.
Good effort on the review but where is that gorgeous second member of the team 😇
Thanks mate glad you enjoyed it , I think he was messing around in a mini 😜
Has it not got Bluetooth connectivity for Apple Play/Android Auto?
I think it’s wired android auto and Apple car play but not sure about the latest model
The camera is just above the number plate not up the back window washer
I was sure they moved the camera on this latest version but happy to be corrected
Just waiting now to see the new Hybrid 14d 48 v cars, I am a little unsure if this is a good thing, using a Toyota system, In my own personal opinion Toyota arn`t what they used to be. They slipped down from 9th to 19th place in the JD Power reliability survey for 2019 but the new system promises more torque better fuel economy and lower emissions, just hope its not going to damage Suzuki`s reliability. Of course you cant get much from Suzuki, other manufacturers always showcase upcoming models but Suzuki nah .
Beorn Suzuki are really good in terms of customer satisfaction. only issue is putting the manufacturing with Toyota is you don’t really have as much control. I have reviewed the new Rav4 last year and it was a pretty good car it’s just the CVT is not to everyone’s taste
I dont have concerns with Suzuki I own two but Toyota according to JD Power (2019 UK)are now 4 places below industry average for reliability and that does concern me but I guess we will just have to wait and see. I hope all will be fine!
JD Powah!
Have to say I dont know why Suzuki decided those rear lights were a good idea, I think they look awful. They remind me of an oversized pair of safety goggles and why is one lower reversing light better than two higher ones? The LED lights on the S-Cross are way better in my opinion. Rather than wasting money on things like that could they not spend it on a better interior?
I would assume with styling they just want to make it stand out from the previous model. There is a brand new vitari out latter this year which is basically a rebadged Toyota RAV4 (hybrid as well) so quality wise it should be pretty good
@@DamoDrives and will also be more expensive. The motor industry loves the British public. They spend all their money keeping up with the joneses
You can buy square whisky glasses.
Great review I've just got a manual Hyrbid version as a hire car for work for a few months. Had it about 2 weeks so far and done a couple of long 3 hour plus journeys, and whilst I wasn't a big fan at first compared to other hires I've had in a similar class like the Renault Captur and Volk T-Roc it is growing on me. I mostly do a lot of motorway driving and the adaptive cruise control is really helpful so I barely even have to touch the pedals when cruising. The media screen as you said is a little basic but does get the job done, but could definitely do with more USB ports. The boot is surprisingly large and having that extra bit of space where you can lower the floor is pretty helpful, and the seats are also pretty comfortable.
The main downsides for me are that it doesn't have a digital speedometer that I can find at least, which is strange as I would say it's something pretty common in most cars and in its place it's got a lot of other pretty useless bits of information. Also, I really dislike the navigation of the dashboard having to use the weird stick things rather than just having arrows and an entrance and exit button.
It is a good car and reviewed the latest model recently as well th-cam.com/video/XIzXlVabgNQ/w-d-xo.html
This is the kind of review my wife would make. It's a CAR- what about how it handles? A bit important, maybe? In fact it's a good little car and decent value even though they've hiked the price up more than a little. Its main weakness- which isn't mentioned in this video- is its vague steering. Try passing an articulated lorry at 75 on a motorway.
Not sure if that’s a compliment (although you did choose to get married so you must like your wife) constructive feedback like this is most welcome and something to remember in future reviews. I guess you own a new vitari?
@@DamoDrives I think I understand parts of this e.g the bit in brackets ( !!) and the last sentence. Best stick to English, though. "is lost welcome..."?. I just thought this wasn't really a DRIVER'S review- I mean, even a Vitara deserves THAT, surely. However, thank you for your good-natured reply!
Iain Carmichael Have been replying on my phone and stupid autocorrect and then not double checking what I have written lol
I have done and had no problem with the steering.
Ithought review was great personally. Wouldnt buy without test drive, enough to attract
There's a USB charger in the back.. you're sitting on it. (next to the seatbelt fastener)
wazzup105 next tine I’m at the dealer will have to have a look 🙂 thanks for pointing that out
I’ve had my Vitara for 12 months , there is no usb in the back !
???? Not mine
Maybe different spec or market ! At the dealer on Saturday reviewing the brand new Swift sport so I can have a look
@@DamoDrives
Good review very good .
Ok maybe
Mine is Portuguese and it's the 2019 December 1.4.allgrip Top version .
No USB at the back seats.
Nice car but not having a dink holder or USB in the back is a fail ...even the old one had 2 drink holders in the back
Hopefully I should get the brand new vitara by the end of the year so hopefully that might have that in
I have an 06 grand vitara that has done 140k , I work up in Scotland so it does lots of motorway miles and mountain tracks on Avon AX7’s a great car but the 2 L Diesel engine has had constant expensive DPF filter problems, I would get a petrol for sure next time ....
They seem very reliable cars they keep going. The latest model is petrol with mild hybrid so pretty good fuel consumption and there is due another model end of the year
Two hands on the wheel in traffic
Raymond Richardson other than a missing hand did you enjoy the rest of it
Yes! That is NOT the way to drive! Hands flying in all directions, except controlling the steering wheel ! A very dangerous example of driving !! Otherwise a sensible report for anyone interested in buying a Vitara - ( I have, a 1.4 turbo auto ) Just get your hands properly on the steering wheel please !!!!!
Rear camera is just above number plate. New rear lights look 🤮, the colour is also 🤮
Love this car. Going to make it my family SUV shortly. Excellent price, lovely looking, reliable, what's not to like?
It’s such a great value for money car and seems to do everything a family would want and also for what you would use a car for 95% of the time. What spec do you think you will go for
@@DamoDrives Absolutely! It's fantastic value. Here in Rome it's nearly €6000 cheaper than a discounted Honda HRV which was also on my shortlist. I'm thinking about going for the mid spec model because I want a rear camera and Android Auto as well as the more powerful engine. The colours are beautiful as well. We're going for orange and black! I'll let you know what I think about it after we've bought it. Thanks again.
@@DamoDrives Bought my Vitara. Went for Ivory with a black roof. Got the bigger engine. Such a great car! Excellent value for money. Very zippy. Excellent brakes. Lovely driving position. Gear stick is a bit clunky but nothing terrible.
@@qasimansari7540
Congratulation
I'm looking for a suzuki dealer in Rome to buy a vitara. Which dealer in Rome did you use? Would you recommend them?