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Well on Monday i am picking up a brand new GV Prestige i was concerned about the fuel economy of the V6 Auto for a while but the deal we got offered was fantastic!
However i have just noticed that there is going to be a new V6 released in a few months, its a 3.2L, is this suzukis attempt to offer more power for the high economy, or has anyone heard what sort of economy figures they are predicting for the new V6. It annoys me a little however the amount we saved (around $6000) due to promotions and haggling still sees me ahead!
I think the 3.2 V6 (N32A) is a Suzuki variant of the GM Global engine and has 165kW@6200rpm and 284Nm@3500rpm with a 5 speed auto and does 10.9l/100km while the 2.4 4cyl (J24B) may be a variant of the J20A and has 122kW@6000rpm and 225Nm@4000rpm and does 9.4l/100km with the 4 speed auto and 9.1l/100km with the 5 speed manual. Both are VVT. It also looks like they finally get rear discs.
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I haven't quoted Grimbo because nobody takes him seriously :finger: :finger: :finger: :finger: [/quote]
Suzuki did a deal with GM couple years ago where they designed the world series engine, suzuki was getting the small V6 commodore got the mid size one and Chev gets the bigger motor, Ihad all the specs on the engines before the computer crashed but i beleve the XL7 that is only in america has this motor already and is sold as a chev
i was concerned about the fuel economy of the V6 Auto for a while but the deal we got offered was fantastic!
