Suzuki X-90

The Suzuki Vitara X-90 (SUV Cabrio in Japan) is a produced from April 1996 to May 1997 passenger car model of the Japanese car manufacturer Suzuki. The car is a sport utility vehicle with removable metal/glass targa roof and is based on the Suzuki Vitara. With it divides the two-seat X-90 the box frame and the motors and drive systems. Due to the unusual design only small numbers of Vitara X-90 have been sold worldwide.

The only engine offered was a 1.6-liter 16-valve (normal petrol) with 71 kW (97hp). In Germany he was only offered with all-wheel drive, while he was extradited to other markets with rear wheel drive. Special features are the frameless windows, the T-Roof-roof concept and the extensive standard equipment for that time. These include two airbags, electric windows, central locking, self locking hubs, Power steering, a rear spoiler with third brake light, immobilizer, side impact protection, wide tires and a full-size spare. For an additional charge ABS, Alloy wheels, air conditioning, a leather interior and a four-speed automatic transmission were available. Furthermore, five exterior colors were available: Midnight Black Metallic, Lava Red, Ultra Blue Metallic, Silver Pearl and Arctic Ice. 1997, there was also a special model called Phillipe Cousteaux.

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Suzuki X-90