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| − | Export version of the [[Suzuki Escudo]], called Grand Vitara for the second and third generations. The fourth-generation model, made in Hungary, downsized, and lost the Grand tag. Not the most refined initially, but helped by their go-anywhere capability; the third- and fourth-generation models went from a ladder frame to a monocoque, and were more car-like. | + | Export version of the [[Suzuki Escudo]], called Grand Vitara for the second and third generations. The fourth-generation model, made in Hungary, downsized, and lost the Grand tag. Not the most refined initially, but helped by their go-anywhere capability; the third- and fourth-generation models went from a ladder frame to a monocoque, and were more car-like. Maruti developed a sub-4 m-long crossover as part of the Vitara family, the Brezza, launched 2016. |
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| | *[[Suzuki Escudo (2005–)]] | | *[[Suzuki Escudo (2005–)]] |
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Revision as of 11:14, 28 November 2019
Export version of the Suzuki Escudo, called Grand Vitara for the second and third generations. The fourth-generation model, made in Hungary, downsized, and lost the Grand tag. Not the most refined initially, but helped by their go-anywhere capability; the third- and fourth-generation models went from a ladder frame to a monocoque, and were more car-like. Maruti developed a sub-4 m-long crossover as part of the Vitara family, the Brezza, launched 2016.
Marque: Suzuki
