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    I’ve heard that Suzuki PH is focused more on selling the Ertigas. If the XL7 is under the Ertiga platform, then expect more units to roll in here.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Lin Dan View Post
    If the XL7 is under the Ertiga platform, then expect more units to roll in here.
    The XL7 is the crossover version of the Ertiga MPV, the same way the BR-V is a crossover version of the Mobilio.

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    Preview photos and pricing: Suzuki S-Presso and XL7 | Visor



    A/T version only at P1,068,000

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    Price is very good. Hows the ancap rating versus the xpander?

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    Quote Originally Posted by StockEngine View Post
    Price is very good. Hows the ancap rating versus the xpander?
    Ertiga scored 4 stars. This one has the exact same body, with only 2 airbags but additional ESC. How expensive is it to add side and curtain airbags? Should be mandatory with ESC by now.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ice15 View Post
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    Preview photos and pricing: Suzuki S-Presso and XL7 | Visor



    A/T version only at P1,068,000
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    22 Suzuki XL7 In Depth Review - YouTube


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    Any feedback from Suzuki XL7 owners especially after-sales support like common problems, parts availability, reliability, etc.?
    I'm strongly considering this car but wanted to further understand what are potential pitfalls or challenges, if there are any.

    Thank you in advance.

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    any personal anecdotes about the durability and the quality of the latest iteration of the xl7?

    binibugaw ko 'to sa brother ko since i think this the better choice than the geely okavongo , w/c his wife is infatuated with. na-inlove iyong misis niya sa panoramic sun roof kasi

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    Quote Originally Posted by baludoy View Post
    any personal anecdotes about the durability and the quality of the latest iteration of the xl7?

    binibugaw ko 'to sa brother ko since i think this the better choice than the geely okavongo , w/c his wife is infatuated with. na-inlove iyong misis niya sa panoramic sun roof kasi
    well, someone did post 2.5 years ago, that the geelies would be sporting flashes of rust underneath, 6 months after purchase...

    also, i vaguely remember someone posting, that they had to wait several months for the replacement parts of their oka...

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    Between the two, get the XL7. Bound to be much more around our streets than the discontinued Vitara. Hard really to recommend a discontinued model.

    It shares almost all parts with the popular Ertiga except for front end panels, so expect spares to be abundant. The third row is surprisingly spacious, a medium-sized adult could fit there.

    If you can stretch your budget, the Innova E is your best bet. Has the space, power, and comfort you need. Even more spacious than midsize SUVs.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lakwatsero View Post
    Between the two, get the XL7. Bound to be much more around our streets than the discontinued Vitara. Hard really to recommend a discontinued model.

    It shares almost all parts with the popular Ertiga except for front end panels, so expect spares to be abundant. The third row is surprisingly spacious, a medium-sized adult could fit there.

    If you can stretch your budget, the Innova E is your best bet. Has the space, power, and comfort you need. Even more spacious than midsize SUVs.

    I don't think i can extend my budget any more, so much so i'm even considering sedans because cheaper prices.

    Thank you for the recommendation.

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    Quote Originally Posted by eupeeupe View Post
    I don't think i can extend my budget any more, so much so i'm even considering sedans because cheaper prices.

    Thank you for the recommendation.
    new car, buyer? or, new, car buyer?

    get a slightly used car.
    that should give you more choices to choose from.

    5 people?
    get an innova.
    they're wider on the inside. but they don't ride as comfortably as the sedan. a very important consideration if frequent looong drive is on the program.

    xl7?
    let's wait for it to arrive, then sakyan at sukatin.
    Last edited by dr. d; March 16th, 2020 at 01:17 AM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dr. d View Post
    new car, buyer? or, new, car buyer?

    get a slightly used car.
    that should give you more choices to choose from.

    5 people?
    get an innova.
    they're wider on the inside. but they don't ride as comfortably as the sedan. a very important consideration if frequent looong drive is on the program.

    xl7?
    let's wait for it to arrive, then sakyan at sukatin.
    1st time buyer, new car preferred.
    innova is a little out of my budget and may be too big for my preference (i'm limiting myself to smaller sized crossovers and MPVs) since i'll be using it more on the daily.

    i do hope the xl7 will provide, as it looks promising, and one of the better looking MPVs disguising as an SUV.

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    Quote Originally Posted by eupeeupe View Post
    1st time buyer, new car preferred.
    innova is a little out of my budget and may be too big for my preference (i'm limiting myself to smaller sized crossovers and MPVs) since i'll be using it more on the daily.

    i do hope the xl7 will provide, as it looks promising, and one of the better looking MPVs disguising as an SUV.
    download the dimensions, po.
    my feeling is, the other choices may only look smaller, but in truth, they are just as big.

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