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Suzuki Vitara 3 Doors 1.6L 16V 5MT AWD (97 HP)

Suzuki Vitara 3 Doors · 1989 - 1998 · Petrol

The Suzuki Vitara 3 Doors 1.6L 16V 5MT AWD (97 HP) produces 97 hp and 132 Nm. It accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h in 13.0 seconds and reaches 140 km/h. Stated combined consumption is 9.5 l/100 km, equal to 226 g CO2 per km.

Power
97 hp
Torque
132 Nm
0–100
13.0 s
Top speed
140 km/h

Engine

Power 97 hp
Power (kW) 71 kW
Torque 132 Nm
Displacement 1,590 cc
Cylinders L4
Fuel system Multipoint Injection
Fuel Petrol
Fuel tank capacity 42 l

Performance

Top speed 140 km/h
Acceleration 0–100 km/h 13.0 s

Fuel economy and emissions

Combined consumption 9.5 l/100 km
CO2 emissions 226 g/km

Transmission

Gearbox 5-Speed Manual
Drivetrain All Wheel Drive

Dimensions and weight

Length 3,620 mm
Width 1,631 mm
Height 1,669 mm
Wheelbase 2,200 mm
Ground clearance 201 mm
Cargo volume 201 l
Unladen weight 1,090 kg
Gross weight limit 1,500 kg
Tyre size 195R15
Front brakes Ventilated Discs
Rear brakes Drums

How this trim compares to other cars

The Suzuki Vitara 3 Doors 1.6L 16V 5MT AWD (97 HP) compared with 1,630 trims of other cars from the 1986–1992 period.

How this trim compares to other cars
Measure This trim Average Position
Power 97 hp 131 hp
better than 37%
Torque 132 Nm 196 Nm
better than 25%
Top speed 140 km/h 188 km/h
better than 3%
Acceleration 0–100 km/h 13.0 s 11.8 s
better than 30%
Combined consumption 9.5 l/100 km 8.8 l/100 km
better than 30%
CO2 emissions 226 g/km 209 g/km
better than 27%
Cargo volume 201 l 440 l
better than 4%
Unladen weight 1,090 kg 1,249 kg
better than 62%

Percentages show the share of trims from the same period this model beats on that measure. Manufacturer figures.

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Trims and engine versions — Suzuki Vitara 3 Doors

Trims and engine versions — Suzuki Vitara 3 Doors
Trim Fuel Power Torque 0–100 Top speed Fuel economy CO2 Select
1.6L 5MT AWD (80 HP) Petrol 80 hp 127 Nm 140 km/h 9.3 l/100 km 236 g/km
2.0L 16V 5MT AWD (132 HP) Petrol 132 hp 166 Nm 160 km/h 9.7 l/100 km 231 g/km