4 questions from our users
Janeasked
Is there a big difference in performance between the rt-s and s turbo models?
1 answer
there is HUGE! difference. the RT-S is only good for the city and you have to rev it past over 4,000RPM to get any performance out of it. The TURBO is way punchier, more torque and acceleration. But if you are only driving in the suburbs the 1.6L is adequate for most people (The TURBO is an overkill for city driving in my opinion). However there is also a huge hike in price for the Turbo also.
Emmaasked
How much will it cost me to fill with you for a Suzuki grand vitara 2 door 2022 model ?
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Matthew Burnistonasked
Hello i have a question for anyone with a vitara s turbo and it is to do with the turbo it's self i am looking into getting one either a 2018 or 19 now they only have the s turbo to choose from has anyone had and trouble or problams or had to replace the turbo charger yet . Do you need to let them cool down after driving things like that
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conasked
Has anybody else found that the auto can be rough when changing from 1st to 2nd when driven hard?
2 answers
I saw your review and my 2018 auto is excellent all the gears are silky smooth even when the car is cold. I would definitely take that back to the dealer to have it looked at.
Hi just thought i would update the post. I booked the car into the Suzuki dealer and they did a software update now changes are silky smooth again.
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