Suzuki APV

Balancing work, family and leisure is a tedious task for the average hardworking Filipino. That’s why Suzuki Philippines has worked hard to keep things simple with its most versatile model yet, the APV. Given its boxy dimensions, the Suzuki APV does have a roomy interior. It's designed to be a utility vehicle, hence the name, with seating for up to eight people, with extra room for luggage or plenty of business merchandise. It also works great as a family van.

The APV packs a 1.6-liter petrol engine, delivering 91 hp and 127 Nm of torque, all funneled through a 5-speed manual to the rear wheels.

The first-gen Suzuki APV sports a boxy yet functional design, common among Japanese MPVs. Its compact nose and rear-positioned engine offer drivers a clear road view. It features side-swept headlights and a chrome-accented grille up front, while the back showcases stacked taillights and a standard tailgate.

The headlights boast standard halogen reflectors, while the sides showcase practical lines, emphasizing cabin space. Given its price and category, it has a notably high and extended roofline. The rear keeps to a straightforward design, complemented by basic halogen taillights.

APV colors include Premium White, Silky Silver Metallic, Graphite Gray Pearl Metallic, Prime Cool Black, Pearl Radiant Red, and Pearl Burgundy Red.

Dimensions

The Suzuki APV packs a spacious interior into its compact frame, making it a breeze to park and navigate. Unlike most rivals, it comfortably seats eight adults across its 2-3-3 layout. Even in the back rows, passengers enjoy ample legroom and headspace. The driver benefits from extra elbow room, and if you need cargo space, the seats fold down to free up a generous 714 liters. Plus, you'll find a durable plastic dashboard and cloth-covered seats for lasting comfort.

The 2005 Suzuki APV's interior blends beige and black accents for a light, inviting cabin. With standard perks like A/C, a six-speaker sound system, and power amenities, it's surprisingly well-equipped for its size. Both rows sport comfy, beige fabric seats, making it a roomy and comfortable choice among similar-sized MPVs.

The Suzuki APV boasts tech perks like a 6-speaker sound system with an 8-inch head unit, featuring AUX, USB, and Bluetooth. Basic models offer a simpler 1-DIN system and 2 speakers. Plus, rear parking sensors come standard for easy maneuvering.

The APV boasts dual front airbags and seat belts for all passengers, with center riders using lap belts. Higher-end models feature side impact door beams, and the safety suite also incorporates anti-lock brakes.

The APV shines in safety with its TECT body, designed to absorb and redirect crash forces. Its unique nose serves as an added bumper, while elevated front and rear lights enhance visibility and minimize damage in fender-benders.

Suzuki's G16A engine powers all models, delivering 91 hp and 127 Nm of torque through a 5-speed manual gearbox. Situated under the driver's seat, this 4-cylinder dynamo drives the rear wheels.

Built to tackle tough terrain, the chassis offers smooth, stable handling. Its extended wheelbase and track, coupled with precision-tuned suspension and intuitive power steering, make for a ride that's both comfortable and controlled.

The elevated waistline offers excellent visibility for all. Drivers will find an intuitive setup with a comfortably angled steering wheel and naturally placed pedals and controls.

Enjoy top-tier comfort with standout heat, noise, and vibration control. From front radiators to large air cleaners, Suzuki goes the extra mile to make your ride smooth and serene.

The 2005 Suzuki APV boasts an average of 9 KM/L, offering an impressive 414 km range on a 46-liter tank.

Juggling work, family, and leisure is challenging. Suzuki Philippines offers a solution with the versatile APV. Its spacious design accommodates up to eight people and ample cargo, making it ideal for business or family outings.