Suzuki Vitara Car Insurance

The Suzuki Vitara sells itself as a family friendly crossover. What it boasts in driving ability, it lacks in boot space. However, it is packed with impressive kit and, whilst not the comfiest car in its class, is a pretty decent ride. Here, we answer the questions you may have about Suzuki Vitara insurance…

What is insurance group is the Suzuki Vitara?

The Suzuki Vitara fairs well in the insurance table. All models sit less than half way up the table, meaning you are going to be able to insure this car without breaking the bank. The entry level models start in group 12 and the models with the bigger engines and higher trims peak at group 22.

Is the Vitara cheap to insure?

Before an insurer decides to offer you a quote, several factors are taken into consideration. The make and model of your car plays a part but so does your address, occupation and age. How long you have been driving and how far you drive each year, will all be determiners in generating an insurance quote.

The figures we provide are based on a driver living in an average postcode. If you want to insure a 1.6 SZ4 5d Vitara, that sits in insurance group 12, and you are 20 years old, you will pay around £1,281. This drops to £743 at 30 years old and £651 at 40 years old. Should you want to insure the higher spec 1.4 Boosterjet 48V Hybrid SZ-T 5d, you will pay more annually. At 20 years old you will spend £1,431 and £830 at 30 years old.

Is the Suzuki Vitara a reliable car?

In the 2020 Carbuyer reliability survey, the Vitara finished 54^th place out of the top 100 cars. Pretty average, which is also how the drivers of this car ranked it. Suzuki, as a rule, have a good reputation for building cars that are designed to last.

How often should I service my Suzuki Vitara?

Suzuki recommend that you service you Vitara annually or after 12,500 miles. Full Service of your Vitara will be bi-annual at year 2, 4, 6, 8 and 10.

Which is the best Suzuki Vitara to buy?

It is often said that you get what you pay for, and the same can be said with the Suzuki Swift. The 1.4 SZ5 Allgrip manual wins the king of the road crown for this make. It is rammed full of safety features and convenience tech and will give you a powerful and enjoyable ride.

Is the Suzuki Vitara fast?

WhatCar classes the Suzuki Vitara as ‘quite spritely for a small SUV, with a faster 0-62 mph time than the equivalent Ford Puma and VW T-Cross.’ This vehicle has a steady reputation for being a smooth drive powering its way along country road or a motorway fast lane with equivalent power delivery.

Where do I get the cheapest car insurance for my Suzuki Vitara?

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