2005 Suzuki XL7 Hard Top
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The XL7 is Suzuki's seven-passenger SUV, designed more for winter commutes and family trips than for off-road rock crawling. It rides smoothly on the highway, though the high ground clearance gives it a slightly truck-like feel over bumps. The third row folds flat for cargo, but fitting a rear-facing car seat in the second row can pinch front legroom. Owners report the timing chain can be a trouble spot on higher-mileage examples, and the sunroof may leak with age. The Hard Top is the two-row version of the XL7, giving you a shorter wheelbase and more maneuverability than the three-row Premier, while keeping the same four-wheel drive and V6. Its 2.7L I6 makes 185 horsepower and 184 lb-ft of torque, and with four-wheel drive and a five-speed automatic, it's a capable winter runner that gets 17 mpg combined. With the rear seats folded, the Hard Top offers 72.0 cubic feet of cargo space, making it surprisingly useful for hauling gear or furniture.
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The XL7 is Suzuki's seven-passenger SUV, designed more for winter commutes and family trips than for off-road rock crawling. It rides smoothly on the highway, though the high ground clearance gives it a slightly truck-like feel over bumps. The third row folds flat for cargo, but fitting a rear-facing car seat in the second row can pinch front legroom. Owners report the timing chain can be a trouble spot on higher-mileage examples, and the sunroof may leak with age. The Hard Top is the two-row version of the XL7, giving you a shorter wheelbase and more maneuverability than the three-row Premier, while keeping the same four-wheel drive and V6. Its 2.7L I6 makes 185 horsepower and 184 lb-ft of torque, and with four-wheel drive and a five-speed automatic, it's a capable winter runner that gets 17 mpg combined. With the rear seats folded, the Hard Top offers 72.0 cubic feet of cargo space, making it surprisingly useful for hauling gear or furniture.
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North Hills Auto Mall
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North Hills Auto Mall is a car dealer in Pittsburgh, PA.