Used Suzuki cars for sale near Bernards, NJ

I did a Long term test on the Suzuki XL7 it did good not bad for a SUV it .3.6 v6 did good we put 151 532 miles on it andthe Suzuki XL7 did really good in the winter and it did good the summer andi say it did better then the Chevrolet Equinox that did Long term test drive

I purchased my Aerio SX in July 2002, and I have been driving it for over 11 years. It has crossed mountains, driven through storms, and travelled my neighborhood streets week-after-week. Except for routine maintenance and new tires, I have had no "repair" costs. The car is easy to get in and out of; the driver's seat provides excellent viewing and great body/back support; and at 6 feet 210 pounds I have lots of headroom and legroom. The instrument panel is easy to use, and the large electronically-displayed speedometer is the easiest to view of all the cars I've ever been in; this is the only car I've ever driven where I can see my speed safely because I see my speed in an instant, without the need to take my eyes off the road. Road feel, steering, braking, peppy acceleration etc. remain just right. The car has carried five adults, dog crates, and lots of luggage; with the back seats down, my Aerio SX is large enough to carry my huge lawn-mower with the hatch-back closed. Amazingly, the Aerio SX is small on the outside while large on the inside! I wish my Aerio SX would last forever; so far, in car terms, it's almost done that. I am clueless as to why the Aerio SX was not a big hit in the United States; it's been a "home run" for me. Even this year (2013), people have come up and asked me for comments about my "new car" (several 2013 models from other car-makers look a lot like my 2002 Aerio SX: "Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery").