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In the NYC area Nissan only offers 4.0 L
...all the wiring connection are right there by the bumper area, simple! Great Truck...
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Premium Ride
...This truck in the premium package should offer more as standard features especially for the price of this model. Needs improvement if Suzuki stays in the truck...
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Hidden Gem
...I'm 6,3 and their is plenty of room for me. I would suggest to anyone to take a hard look at the Suzuki equator...
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Good Truck
...Now, I have driven this vehicle for approximately 5 months with no problems and or issues. The gas mileage I am getting with pure highway driving has been a...
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Go big or stay Nissan
...In western Canada, Suzuki needs to go big or leave this truck to Nissan. My truck gets a lot of looks, along with questions. Obviously due to poor advertising...
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The 2009 Suzuki Equator shines mainly due to its cargo storage versatility and the performance from its optional 4.0-liter V-6.
Those looking for more carlike refinement and accommodations would be wise to check out the Honda Ridgeline.
The Ridgeline has a much better on-road ride and handles almost like a car, but it won't be able to crawl trails as well as the Suzuki.
The Nissan Frontier is a nearly identical pickup, though we prefer the Suzuki's nose, cargo system, and warranty.
Toyota's Tacoma is similar to the Suzuki Equator, though with arguably fresher interior materials and better ergonomics; the Tacoma suffers from an unsettled ride in some trims, however.
The Ford Ranger is the oldest beast of burden here, a truly utilitarian rig, but it's cheap—very cheap—to own and operate and quite capable off-road when outfitted properly The Ranger, however, doesn't offer side airbags, even as an option—a sore omission on the safety front.
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