Preview of 2009 Suzuki Equator

Source: CarGurus

It must have burned Suzuki to watch all its motorcycle, ATV, and watersports equipment users haul their equipment in other automakers' pickup trucks. To ease their pain and keep Suzuki customers in the Suzuki fold, the new Equator pickup debuts late in 2008 as a 2009 model. Almost a carbon copy of the Nissan Frontier, the 2009 Equator distinguishes itself by its large upright trapezoidal grille and square front end.Aimed squarely at Suzuki's adventure-leaning demographic, the 2009 Equator was... Read More

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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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