If A Suzuki Grand Vitara Gets A Facelift, Does Anyone Care?

The Suzuki Grand Vitara was the second worst-selling small SUV in America last month, with 419 sold. The only competitor that fared worse was the now-dead Mazda Tribute, which sold 1 unit (ostensibly a remainder car). It's not often that one hears about a facelift for a vehicle that they totally forgot was even on sale, but for 2013, the Suzuki Grand Vitara will be getting a revised look. The worst part about it is that the Grand Vitara doesn't look half bad. A look at the spec sheet reveals a $19,649 RWD manual version(!) in addition to the usual 4WD. Too bad for Suzuki that there's just so many good cars worthy of consumer dollars out there, compelling reasons for buying a Grand Vitara don't really exist. P.S. Can anyone answer what the purpose of the fender mirror is?   from The Truth About Cars http://www.thetruthaboutcars.com

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