Suzuki may have officially exited the U.S. new car market, but that doesn't mean it can shirk responsibility for problems related to vehicles it has already sold. Its XL7 three-row crossover is now ...

The Suzuki XL7 is a nice car overall; however, it is very expensive to fix. It is difficult to do anything, even just check the transmission fluid. Even the easiest fix will cost you an arm and a leg ...

The new-for-2007 Suzuki XL7 looked like a solid contender, but sales never took off. Source: Suzuki. Whatever happened to those cars and SUVs Suzuki used to sell in the U.S.? Suzuki is mostly known ...

I was going to trade my Nissan truck for one and the guy I was trading with told me what an awesome car it was. I was reading the reviews on here and I found a review he wrote himself. He said he had ...

Suzuki may officially be out of the new-car market in the U.S., but it still has plenty of vehicles on American roads that it has sold over the past nearly three decades, and over that period of time, ...