00:00 Evolved from the Suzuki X-Concept, which debuted in 2005, the 2007 XL7 has been completely
00:13 redesigned and provides the carmaker with a competitive SUV in the American market.
00:18 The outer styling of the XL7 is sleek and modern, consisting of a triangular front turn
00:23 signal combined with the headlights to match the Suzuki badge, a bold three-bar grill,
00:28 muscular wheel arches, dual exhaust with chrome tips and integrated roof racks.
00:34 Optional exterior features include 17-inch wheels, fog lamps and a rear spoiler.
00:39 The powerplant of the XL7 is a 3.6 liter V6 dual overhead cam engine producing 252 horsepower
00:47 and 243 pound feet of torque.
00:50 It is connected to a five-speed automatic transmission that features a manual shifting
00:54 mode and can propel the vehicle from zero to 60 in less than eight seconds.
00:58 The XL7 comes standard with four-wheel independent suspension and front-wheel drive, generating
01:03 an estimated fuel economy of 18 miles per gallon in the city and 24 miles per gallon
01:08 on the highway.
01:10 All-wheel drive is also available but comes with a slight decrease in fuel economy.
01:14 Standard safety features include four-wheel anti-lock brakes, rollover sensing, driver
01:19 and front passenger airbags, side curtain airbags and a tire pressure monitoring system.
01:25 According to Suzuki, the 2007 XL7 is the largest, most comfortable SUV they have ever built.
01:32 The reclining 60/40 split second row seat tumbles and folds and the optional 50/50 split
01:37 third row seat can be folded flat into the floor.
01:40 The interior features upscale wood or satin nickel accents on the instrument panel and
01:45 doors, power windows and door locks as well as a trip calculator with driver information
01:50 center.
01:51 The leather seat, sunroof and DVD entertainment system are a few of the optional interior
01:55 features.
01:56 The 2007 XL7 combines the roominess and smooth ride of a minivan with the look and feel of
02:02 an SUV in one modern and affordable package.
02:07 the XL7.
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