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Suzuki's Vitara has come back from the dead, with the Japanese manufacturer reviving a nameplate it had killed off way back in 1998. Back then, the Vitara was a tiny-but-tough small SUV that did without the niceties. Happily, then, the all-new Vitara adopts a more comfortable approach. Available with a choice of petrol or diesel engines and equipped with two- or all-wheel drive, the Vitara is a city-focussed small SUV on which Suzuki has pinned big hopes. The all-paw models can handle some light four-wheel drive duties, but the Vitara is happiest in town.
The Shadow starts off at $35,990, while the range-topping, Turbo Shadow is priced at $40,990.
This vehicle is also known as Suzuki Escudo.
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It depends somewhat on the condition of the sand. If it’s well packed and solid all-wheel drive would suffice, but I wouldn’t rely on it on loose, deep sand. For that I would want a proper four-wheel drive.
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The camper trailer isn’t a heavy one, so most compact SUVs would handle it comfortably, and would have the space for your fridge and extra battery. A Toyota RAV4 would do the job, so would a Suzuki Vitara, or a Kia Sportage.
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I don’t believe that what you want is out there, and can only reiterate past advice, buy a Patrol/Pajero/Prado/LandCruiser.
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