“What do I love best about my Suzuki? Everything! We weren't even looking to buy a car at this time. I had never seen the XL7 before and thought it was an attractive car. So I did a search online to get more details about it. I soon found one that was at a local dealership with low miles and the two features we needed most in a new car, third row seating and a DVD player. I also thought that in a year, that would be a great car to try to find again.

The next day I went to work and all I could think about was this car. So I left work early, drove by the dealership and asked to test drive it thinking that at least if I decided I didn't like it then my obsession with buying a car now would be over. Well, 3 hours later I was driving my new car home. I loved everything about it. Not only did it have the two features I wanted most, but it also happened to have leather seats (heated in the front), bluetooth, XM Radio, heating and air in the rear seats, a place to plug in my mp3 player, and so much more. But if I had to decide right now what my most favorite thing about my new Suzuki is, it would have to be the seats. They are so comfortable to sit in. That was the first thing I noticed when I sat in it for the first time to test drive it. But really I haven't found anything I don't like about it and I'm sure I never will. Thank you for making such a wonderful car for busy moms.”

Jennifer Hannah –
Kennesaw, Georgia

“XL7 fits well for my family, which includes four kids from 5 to 19 years old. It is not too large and not too small. The space was just perfect for its size. I love my Suzuki.”

Jim Bouhachem –
Greenville, Ohio

“My wife and I have enjoyed the Suzuki reliability and driving experience since we purchased our first Suzuki Sidekick in 1994. We have no regrets! Our XL-7 is just another reason that we recommend our local Suzuki dealership to anyone in the market for a new vehicle. Usually, one test drive and a look at the amazing value is all it takes to convince our friends to join the Suzuki family. As for us, the most outstanding quality of the Suzuki vehicles is reliability. When the comfort, features, and affordability are added to the equation, it is hard not to come back to Suzuki time and time again!

What happened to the Verona? I will need to replace our full-size sedan soon and I had planned to purchase a Verona. Please restore a full-size sedan to your line-up of vehicles. Even better, place it on an XL-7 chasis with 4-wheel-drive and it will practically drive itself out of the showroom!”

Dan Shafer –
North Huntingdon, Pennsylvania

“The XL7 is a great value for the money, 7 passenger room, rear entertainment system, leather seats, heated seats, fog lights, remote starter, power everything, and for thousands less than a comparable Honda or Toyota. Way to go Suzuki! And the quality and reliability has been superb. I have not been to see my dealer yet, and I have had it for a few months now. No glitches or problems.”

Jorge Torres –
Kenner, Louisiana

“My XL7 gives me the versatility to haul the equipment for my photography business, and gives me the room to haul my family (I take care of a lot of family members). And it gives me the ability to do this in all weather conditions and with the safety and security that only Suzuki can offer. Sometimes I have to go off-road to get to the places I need to and having the AWD is a necessary feature. The absolute best thing I like about my Suzuki XL7 is the value for the price. You cannot get this much vehicle from anyone else.”

John Palek –
Latrobe, Pennsylvania

“We love the Suzuki. It has wonderful features and is roomy and dependable. This is our second Suzuki, our first being a 1994 Sidekick that is still running great with no problems! I feel Suzuki is dependable and the staff is extremely knowledgeable and worked with us on a car to fit our needs and budget.”

Karolynn Bartelt –
Gardner, Kansas

“This is truly a great vehicle to own. It's a far better ride from the previous model. I believe Suzuki got it right this time. More horsepower, larger room, and more amenities make for a quality SUV. I took my new XL7 to worship services Sunday, the day after I made my purchase, and several people who did not know about Suzuki products went to their closest dealership and bought one themselves.”

Deon Willis –
Kansas City, Missouri

“I have four teenagers (with friends) and I am always running a shuttle somewhere! I'm a single (widowed) Dad and after 10 years in minivans, I wanted to treat myself to a little performance and still meet the needs of my family and my budget. I've always liked Suzuki vehicles, but not even the older style XL7 met my requirements. My friend told me about the new XL7. I went to the dealership, took one look at the fresh, futuristic design, and fell in love! But will this 7 passenger mini tank ride as well as it looks? Was I surprised! It felt like my neighbor's sports sedan! Here I was, sitting in a 7 passenger, 4000+ pound SUV, and thinking, "I just drove a Maxima." I had to turn around from the drivers seat just to remind myself that this IS a family vehicle. It wasn't just performance that grabbed me. The safety features, user friendly cockpit, economy, price and styling have found a niche, long missing in "family vehicles." Thank you for rescuing me from 4 more years of minivan purgatory! My teens were delighted when I rolled up to the school to pick them up. Their friends were curious because the XL7 screams "tight". It has youth appeal and parent values! Also, the whole crew at Suzuki of Hernando, Florida was absolutely the best. A wonderful experience in every respect.”

Joseph Drew –
Inverness, Florida

“I now own my 3rd Suzuki. We had a Reno and a Grand Vitara, but needed more room, so we traded in the Reno (kept the Grand Vitara) and bought the 2007 Suzuki XL7. With its third row seating, and AWD, it is one awesome vehicle. I was always a Dodge/Chrysler person, but I have to say that I now love my Suzukis.
They get great gas mileage, and I feel safe taking my kids anywhere. I can see all around in them, and both vehicles are so roomy. Thank you Suzuki.”

Robin LaMantia –
Blairsville, Pennsylvania