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| | Posted on Thursday, May 12, 2005 - 9:56 am: |       |
Adventure Made Easier with Suzuki's New XL-7 Trekker
Suzuki Australia has launched an exciting new special edition XL-7 Trekker, which combines slick and stylish design with an extensive list of features as standard.
For a limited time, the Suzuki XL-7 Trekker is available with over $1,500 worth of features as standard, adding unbeatable value to the legendary 4WD.
Despite the added bonuses, the XL-7 Trekker remains competitively priced from just $34,990, with automatic transmission available at manual prices.
The XL-7 Trekker’s value added features include cross roof bars, a 300 litre roof mounted luggage pod, bonnet guard, head light protectors, slimline weather shields and deluxe floor mats.
To get you away with ease, the value packed XL-7 Trekker also features a heavy duty tow bar with a towing capacity of up to 1,800 kilograms.
The XL-7 Trekker is a 4WD full of flexibility, and allows the freedom to explore Australia’s rugged terrain, without compromising on the needs for city living.
An ideal travelling companion, the XL-7 is always up for some serious fun and adventure, whether it be heading to the mountains with friends on a skiing trip or testing out the vehicles true 4WD capabilities.
The special edition XL-7 Trekker is only available for a limited time.
The XL-7 is a certainty to impress with its long list of specifications and equipment including, 7 seats, a powerful V6 engine, dual range 4x4, alloy wheels, ABS, double-din in-dash 6 stacker CD stereo with steering wheel controls, remote keyless entry, dual air bags, power windows and mirrors, and dual air-conditioning with climate control.
The XL-7 comes with Suzuki CustomerCare, providing customers with peace of mind via a three year/100,000km warranty and three year 24 hour roadside assistance.
To locate your nearest Suzuki dealer call Suzuki CustomerCare on 1800 777 088 or visit www.suzuki.com.au. |
