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Re: Help!! [gaelyn]
hi suzuki verona owners i havent wrothe a post in a while about my 2004 verona im very happy with this car i brougt the car with 72,000 milleage four years ago now have 110,000 milleages i travel to work from brooklyn ny to inwood long island ny around 30 milleage a day was no problem into i decided to change the spark plugs when the mechanic pull out the old ... Read More
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Goodby Verona
After six years with my Verona, I am buying a new car, and it is time for a Verona recap. I liked the car when I bought it and still do. The styling has held up, for me at least, better than its other 2004 competitors. After 62,000 miles, the engine remains silky smooth on acceleration and high speed. Cornering is great for this non-racer, and the leather remains flawless. Fuel ... Read More
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Re: Suzuki Verona
my 2004 suzuki verona have 93,0000 mils, and i want to change the oil whats oil is the best for this milleage 10w-30 , 10w-40 , 5w-30 or 20-50 .?.
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Re: MY NEW 05 [evergreen]
Evergreen ? Where in Bend did you get your engine done? Hear is our story We bought a Suzuki Verona 2004 used from a car dealership in madras Oregon in Feb 2008. The car was sold as is. We were told by the salesman that the car was serviced regularly and that it had never showed any mechanical issues. His pitch included that Suzuki offered a 7 year 100,000 mile power ... Read More
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2004 Suzuki Verona
I have a 2004 Suzki Verona S that was given to me from my mother. I'm 19 years old and this is my first car. I received it in 2007 as a gift during my junior year of high school. It currently has 60,800 miles. So far the things that has had to be replaced are: - Faulty transmission at around 17,000 miles replaced under warranty - Cylinders were misfiring and ... Read More
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Gas Tank
I have a 2004 Verona and just recently when I go to get gas it clicks off like it is full. It clicks and clicks and it takes forever to put in a couple gallons. I have taken it to a mechanic and they said that they cannot find anything wrong with it. My boyfriend took it apart to check the goose neck and it is not bent or damaged either. ... Read More
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Re: Still driving... [jason25]
Our miles are very similar and I have experienced all those problems and more. It is at the dealer as I type trying to get approval for new engine. It died two days ago while driving on eway with my son. I'm fighting with suzuki corp to get this vehicle fixed, but they are tripping. You MOST definitely will be needing a new engine soon. That's the history with the 2004 ... Read More
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Finding parts for my 2004 Verona
Hello, I am new to this forum and I would like to ask a view questions about my 2004 Verona. I have not had any problems with it until about 90,000 miles. Nothing with the engine but my driver side window is off track or something, its got a lot of play in it meaning i can move it side to side and up and down. I have to pull it ... Read More
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verona engine the real tru
i think the verona engine is 100% daewoo because in korea they star making the daewwo magnus which is suzuki verona in usa in the year 2000. the reason is that i was checking a korean uses auto sales webside and i look a used daewoo magnus from the year 2000 to 2006. another reason is that was the first 6 cilynder engine from daewoo so maybe daewoo company are no ... Read More
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If you only knew
I don't believe everyone is saying Suzuki produces nothing but junk. But when it comes to the 2004 Verona they completely got it wrong. Are any of you other Verona owners aware of the fact that Suzuki did not design or build the first Vehicle that carries the name Verona. Suzuki purchased Daewoo from GM and the Verona was a model designed by Daewoo, I'm not sure but I think it ... Read More
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Re: Stall Problem whats it caused by? Daewoo... [jrod9707]
Your stalling problem is not something changing gas is going to fix. I just got my 2004 Verona back two days ago from the dealer where it has been for over a month. At 36,700 miles Suzuki replaced the engine and a whole lot of other parts. The repair cost was $12,485.62 in parts and labor all of which was covered by Suzuki. But to answer your question a Suzuki rep ... Read More
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Re: endless list of verona's on the ofi.nhtsa website [esalazar]
You know, it's not fair to judge Suzuki on this car alone. I've had several of they're other vehicles from the past and never had problem with any of them. The other cars made by them have been of good quality and made in Japan. The Aerio and Esteem come to mind. I've owned an Esteem and several Suzuki Sidekicks that have performed quite well for me. I was close to ... Read More
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re: Trading Verona for Sonata
I too, am the former owner of a Verona who traded his in for an 06 Hyundai Sonata (used), after marvelling over his wife's 07 Hyundai Sonata (new). Although I didn't have any real mechanical problems with my Verona, I never really liked the way the transmission shifted. It never held the gears long enough, and never shifted at the right time. I believe the car could have been soooooo much ... Read More
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Re: o4 Verona info [veronaowner]
I also have an 04 Verona EX bought in April 2004. In Sept 04 I received a Safety Recall Notice from Suzuki to replace the ECM Engine Control Module. Idling smoothness was significantly improved and I have had NO issues with the car since then. Last year I had the transmission re-flashed at the recommendation of the dealer (not that I noted a problem). Supposedly it removed the learning mode. Performance ... Read More
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So Long, It's been a horror
Haven't posted in quite some time to try and keep my mind of the horror of the Verona. For the last 2 years it's been in the shop about 20 times. Stalling, check engine light, engine noise, ROUGH idle, and I could go on and on. The dealer could only reset the check engine light and tell me the same thing over and over and over again. (random misfire). There is ... Read More
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Possible Cause of Engine Stalling
On my 6/19/07 posting I touched on the topic of the engine cover leaking oil onto sensors. In the midst of trying to trade out of my Verona, my engine would not start recently. I took it to my USUAL dealership service and they found the USUAL plugged MAP and O2 sensors and replaced them and was about to send me on my merry way as USUAL. Being very tired of ... Read More
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Verona LX owner and problems starting
Purchased 2004 Suzuki Verona LX in March of this year - only 70 miles on it - I know the Suzuki dealer and felt this was a good deal - Now have 17,000 miles on it and tonight the CEL came on. Also have this terrible musty odor with incoming air but read other postings on the internet stating that this would also be a service issue. In the mornings, even ... Read More
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Re: no peoblems knock wood [toymaker1]
I now have 13K plus miles on my 2004 LX Verona and the only problem I'm having is coping with all the negative reports on this site. It's scary! So far, the car is functioning perfectly. I took it to the dealer (Denver) last week for an oil change and any possible TSB updates. Though I bought it new in Dec. 2005, I learned that it was one of the early ... Read More
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Re: no peoblems knock wood [toymaker1]
Hello all, Its been a long time since i have posted, but i wanted to let toymaker1 know that i love the verona. mine is a 2004 ex bought in dec 2003, and i have 48,100 miles on it. I do alot of traveling in my job, and i have no complaints at all. I did just have the throttle body replaced( at no cost to me), but other then that ... Read More
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Suzuki Drops Verona, adds a hybrid & pickup
According to Pres. Koichi Suzuki, the Verona will be discontinued at the end of the 2006 model year. Highest sales were recorded in 2004 at 12,874 units. Suzuki may look at bringing the Verona back to the US if it gets an improved powerplant, since US buyers prefer a larger V6 and at least a 5 speed automatic transmission. Suzuki also reported the return of the Swift hatchback in 2010 (discontinued ... Read More
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Same issue as you guys
Has anyone had any resolution about these problems from Suzuki? I have a 2004 Suzuki Verona that I purchased brand new. It now has 72,000 miles on it only due to the fact that it is the only family car we have. All of the problems that have been posted are the same with me. The first thing I noticed was that the car would idle high and randomly jump to ... Read More
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Re: 2004 Suzuki Verona Stalling Issue [lermatinger]
I am very, very sorry for your pain. I can feel it in your post. ARE YOU LISTENING GM AND SUZUKI?? GIVE EVERYONE FULL CREDIT FOR ANOTHER GM OR SUZUKI PRODUCT!! do the right thing!!
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2004 Suzuki Verona Stalling Issue
My husband and I bought our Suzuki Verona brand new in March 04. The car has had some issues along the way, we had to get a completely new transmission just two months into it, then the steering wheel controls never worked properly. Not fun stuff, but by no means the end of the world. THEN, in early December of last year, the car began to stall on me. The first ... Read More
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Re: Gas Mileage for 2005 [evergreen]
Hi everyone, have not posted in a long time, but just wanted to answer evergreen. I average about 20-24 mpg, and i travel alot for work. I have a 2004 ex which i bought in dec 2003, and have had none of the issues everyone else has. Love this car,and have a total of 3 suzuki's. As for tires, i had to replace mine with about 31,000 miles on the car. ... Read More
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Re: 06 or 07 Verona [kctom]
i hate to burst your cloud you're coasting on, but this VERONA owner knows exactly what the deal is with the ECM and in no way is it being blown out of proportion. my car is in the shop right now. dealership admits that this is a problem and they were waiting on some techs f/suzuki to get there so that everyone could get together and try to find out why ... Read More
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Experience
Our early-production 2004 Verona now has just under 27,000 miles, including one long summer trip from Oregon to Georgia and back. I have mixed reactions to the car. It has been very reliable in mechanical terms. An early idling instability was permanently cured by redoing the chip. Dealer service was very poor. The repair disabled the radio and the service desk manager tried to convince me to take the car home ... Read More
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My Diesel Verona
I am so disappointed in Suzuki - I bought a Verona in June 2004 and after just a few months a noticed my car sounded like a diesel truck. After going back and forth to the dealer they decided to replace the engine. This made matters even worse. Now mind you this took about 35 days for them to complete and im making car payments on a car i dont have ... Read More
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Re: impact ratings [kctom]
Well, I'm certainly not going to go and sell my Verona tomorrow. No, I love the car, and some bad crash test results aren't going to change how I feel about it, nor should it. I do feel that my control in the car (with its excellent brakes and what I consider precise steering) is such that I can more easily avoid some accidents that I couldn't avoid with other cars. ... Read More
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My Verona Experience, Pt 1: Purchasing
I gotta say, I love my '04 Verona S, Sapphire Gray. I needed a new(ish) car, because I was going to move to Hawaii and didn't think it was worth it to ship my '91 Corolla. My other car (staying with the wife) is a '01 Honda CRV. These are my benchmarks. I was pleased with the Corolla, and liked the CRV. My main complaint with the CRV was road noise ... Read More
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Sorry to hear about all the problems
:) HELLO EVERYONE, I have been reading the post's ,and am sorry to hear about the problems some are having with the verona.I have a 2004 ex model with 25000 miles on it, and am happy to say..no problems at all except for the recalls. I have 3 suzukis, and recommend them to everyone. I love my verona, and get alot of compliments on the vehicle. I travel alot in my ... Read More
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I'm Sooooo Discouraged
Hi I just needed a place to voice my opinion and found many like minds here so here goes. I bought a 2004 Suzuki Verona in July 2004. Less than a year ago. I was so excited. I did the research and checked everything out. I did caparison shopping and the whole bit. I thought I had me a real deal. I paid less than 17,000. Title license. and all. I ... Read More
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Re: verona ad's and about the AC filter ( Tom/pciro)
Tom, Sorry Tom, I dont get it. Can you explain?. If you see the current ad, they flash the names of all other Suzuki cars. I do understand that this ad is geared to the younger folk. From what you say another specific ad should appear for the Verona. Do you remember that the Verona was targetted against the Camry?. I know that its only a year. But to match the ... Read More
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Re: Hub cap problem [kctom] - Lemon Law
Hey Tom, My lawyer, who I did not have to pay, said I was on of the lucky ones. Lemon Law here in NC does not require us to pay the attorney. All fees are paid by the Manufacturer. So Suzuki paid the bill. Thankfully, Suzuki was quite cooperative but it was only after their techs experienced the problem first hand. They never took my word for anything. Also in my ... Read More
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Re: Verona Ad [rasup]
rasup, If the Verona is targeted for a different demographic, then you would needed to project a different image. Think about it, you only can have one image. As far as sales, where did you get your figures? I cannot find any recent sales figures on the internet. If 2005 sales are down, it's because they still have 2004's leftover. They overproduced the EX model. That's the only 2004 model that ... Read More
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The Pride and the Promotion
Some people read something into the quality of the Verona and the promotion that Suzuki does. I work in television. I remember the buzz flowing around the studio when a big named start was scheduled for an interview. We knew that they had a new movie soon to be released soon and it was a dog. Promote the hell out of it and hope that people see it before word spreads. ... Read More
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My problems so far
My problems so far: Bought the car in July 2004. Dealer stopped selling Suzuki in November. Recall was performed on Ecm. The only running problem has been, the car sometimes acts like it is stalling or surging between 45-55 mph. (transmission?) Check engine light came on at 8200 miles, 2 weeks ago. Drove 100 miles to nearest dealer to find oxygen sensor bad. Reset light and ordered part. Light is still ... Read More
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Re: New Owner [kctom]
"As far as dealers are concerned, I have notice a lack of a fire sale mentality. They a sitting on a pile of new 2004 Verona's that are not geting any newer. You would think that they would want to sell these as rapidly as they could. But they don't advertise them at all. They must believe, or Suzuki must believe, that the problems are solved and drastic measures are not ... Read More
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Re: New Owner [chuck1]
First Chuck, all life is a crap shoot. The primary complaint against this car concerns stalling. Anyone who knows anything about an automobile knows that this is a relively simple software/hardware bug in the EFI. For some reason, the EFI is trying to run the engine too lean. This means too little fuel to air ratio. I guess you had to drive and maintain one of them old cars with a ... Read More
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New Owner
I just purchased a new 2004 Verona. So far I am very pleased. It only has about 500 miles on it. I got a fantastic deal. It's everything that I expected. The engine runs well, very smooth, no EFI problems. The power is more than adequate and the high torque output makes it a very smooth car to drive. Low RPM's deliver plenty of power. This is something six cylinders can ... Read More
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Re: Hello again friends.... [hope2]
Well fellow Verona owners, it is very depressing reading some of these messages even though I may have gotten a "good one". I bought late in the 2004 model year. Is it possible that Suzuki may have gotten the problem fixed by then?
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Verona's Future
The 2004 Verona got off to such a bad start I'm fearful that Suzuki may pull the plug on the car after 2005. I recently saw a Suzuki TV commercial and it appeared not to mention the Verona as it flashed up the names of the different Suzuki vehicles but I COULD be mistaken. Has anyone noticed any new commercials that mentioned the Verona? Has anyone heard from anybody with a ... Read More
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Re: No Verona's in Indy? [ender27]
Ender, my records show that Suzuki has over 450 dealers nationwide, with many more to come. Don't limit your search to one dealer. Incidentally, I attended the national dealer meeting in Las Vegas in 2004, and new dealerships have just opened in ID, WI, TX, OR, CA, and IL. Also, there are five (5) dealers in the local Indy area; why not visit another showroom if you were unhappy with the ... Read More
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no title
I'm at 8,300 miles and I've had ZERO problems with my 2004 Verona. I drive all kinds of mid-size cars for my company and none of them even comes close to the Verona. Suzuki's quality is just as good as Honda, Nissan, or Toyota. This is a beautiful car in terms of both styling and engineering. I get compliments all the time. The Verona is a few seconds slower (0 to ... Read More
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Test Drive
I stopped at a Suzuki dealer yesterday with my father and we test drove a Verona. Both of us were very impressed with the vehicle. The Verona we drove was an 2004 EX and it looked like it had been sitting there for a while. We drove it for about 30 minutes and the car performed very well. I liked how it handled and thought the acceleration was fine. there must ... Read More
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2005 Verona
According to Motor Trend, the 2005 Verona will also receive a tool-kit and a tire-pressure monitoring system. I wonder what the prices will be? Considering that Suzuki hiked the price of the 2004 model by $700 mid-year, I wouldn't be surprised to see a notable increase for the 2005 model, especially with the extra standard equipment. On a side note, the Iridium spark plugs should improve the gas mileage a little ... Read More
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I'm Back
It's good to see things haven't changed much since I was last here. Everybody taking swipes at the Verona. All this talk about computer chips and much of it based on hearsay from third parties related by those claiming to have exchanged their Verona using the Lemon Law in their state for another Verona. I see others in the group found all this to be somewhat suspect. In this day of ... Read More
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So far so good
Hello all, its been a while since i have posted here. After reading all the posts with the stalling problems, i felt that i had to write. I have 13,250 miles on my verona ex, which is 7 months old. I have a job that requires alot of travel, and i have never had a stalling problem with this car. I did have the cpu changed on a recall,within the first ... Read More
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Technical Recall Information
This is right off of the National Highway Transportation Saftey Adminstration goverment website, where you can look up recalls and service bulletins on any car. www.nhtsa.dot.gov is the website. Make: SUZUKI Model: VERONA Year: 2004 Recall Number: 04V396000 Summary: IN CERTAIN PASSENGER VEHICLES, A FAULT IN THE ADAPTIVE FUEL CONTROL LOGIC CAN CAUSE SOME VEHICLES TO USE AIR/FUEL RATIOS DURING DECELERATION THAT ARE LEAN ENOUGH TO CAUSE ENGINE STALLING. Consequence: ENGINE ... Read More
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recall for ecm
On the web i read today that a recall of 2004 veronas has been sent by suzuki for reprogram of the ecm. It said that a incorrect fuel/air mixture was being sent during deceleration and could cause a stall and/or a crash. I bought my Verona on July 30 and it has been chugging on deceleration and running a little rough at start up. I called suzuki to find out when ... Read More
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The Reflash of the Computer
has stopped the rough idle and fluctuation of the RPM in my Verona. I can't tell if it runs different after warm up and on the road yet as I haven't driven it that much. I had the oil changed at the same time they had the car and that brings up another point. The owners manual says 6.8 qts of oil and the service writer says they put 8. something ... Read More
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Nothing but problems
I bought my Suzuki Verona Jan 2004 and had problems from the first week. The radio would not work because they couldn't find the code so they had to take it out to reprogram, the car would not go forward when I hit the gas pedal, the transmission would jerk, then worst of all it would just cut off whether sitting still or in motion. In that six month period, I ... Read More
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NHTSA complaints PART 2
CONSUMER COMPLAINT: ODI Case Number: 10067949 Component: ENGINE AND ENGINE COOLING:ENGINE Details: I HAVE A 2004 SUZUKI VERONA AND ABOUT 3000 MILES IT STALLED AFTER DRIVING IT WITH THE AIRCONDITIONER SET AT ABOUT 72 DEGREES IN HOT WEATHER THE CAR RESTARTED ABOUT 2-3 HOURS AFTER COOLING OFF. I HAVE EXPERIENCED THIS ABOUT 3 TIMES NOW. I TOOK THE CAR INTO THE DEALER THE FIRST TIME IT HAPPENED AND THEY COULD NOT ... Read More
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NHTSA complaints PART 2
CONSUMER COMPLAINT: ODI Case Number: 10067949 Component: ENGINE AND ENGINE COOLING:ENGINE Details: I HAVE A 2004 SUZUKI VERONA AND ABOUT 3000 MILES IT STALLED AFTER DRIVING IT WITH THE AIRCONDITIONER SET AT ABOUT 72 DEGREES IN HOT WEATHER THE CAR RESTARTED ABOUT 2-3 HOURS AFTER COOLING OFF. I HAVE EXPERIENCED THIS ABOUT 3 TIMES NOW. I TOOK THE CAR INTO THE DEALER THE FIRST TIME IT HAPPENED AND THEY COULD NOT ... Read More
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Verona STALLING PROBLEM
I have contacted Suzuki, MANY times. I talked to the Chicago district service trainer. HE said Suzuki is aware of this problem, and they have a fix, reprogramming the ECM, BUT Suzuki is waiting for EPA approval of the fix, and could take some time. I love this darn car, I just want another one! The only way for me get another one it seems is to go ahead and hire ... Read More
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imissmyverona
what is the different configuration between the two cars? I know the verona I have has no problem in this area. Maybe try to call suzuki and get a higher opinion I called and it seemed to rush things along. I know waiting for parts is a real problem it seems to go on forever. They want you not to get a 2004 ex.In my area you can't find one.Ask them ... Read More
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Verona Owner....here's what I asked to Suzuki...
Ken, Here is the email reply and question from Suzuki that I quote REPLY... " Thank you for your email - in the 2004 Verona Owner's Manual, the following recommendations are given: On page 5-8 - Do not use SAE 10W-30 or SAE 20W-50...or any other viscosity grade oil not recommended. On page 5-8 - Based on temperature, use SAE 5W-30, 10W-40 is acceptable if SAE 5W-30 is not available. ... Read More
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no title
Can you quote any studies or organizations that validate crash testing with the results of real-life accidents? "CRASH TEST RESULTS ARE GOOD PREDICTORS OF WHAT WILL HAPPEN TO OCCUPANTS OF VEHICLES IN ON-THE-ROAD CRASHES" Yes: http://www.iihs.org/news_releases/2004/pr020504.htm Placing a 5’ 8” dummy (IIHS) up near the dash is asking for an “injury.” We all know how the IIHS is subject to “special interests.” So how much further back should a person sit ... Read More
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If suzuki is true to form
the verona will have more HP next year. Facts: (yea, I know this pertains to SUVs but try to follow what I am saying here and don't dismiss this as a "verona" forum w/o at least trying to learn a pattern). XL7: First HP ratings on new model.....170. Upgraded to 183, then 185. Engine size stayed the same. Grand Vitara: First engine rating 155, then upgraded to 165 next model year. ... Read More
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Edmunds
says it hasn't been crash tested. Quote - Crash Test Results NHTSA Ratings Passenger: Not Tested Driver: Not Tested Side Impact Front: Not Tested Side Impact Rear: Not Tested Rollover Rating: Not Tested IIHS Ratings Crash Offset: Not Tested Bumper Bash: Not Tested http://www.edmunds.com/new/2004/suzuki/verona/100314852/safety.ht- ml?tid=edmunds.n.safetymmindex.content.num4.0.suzuki*
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economy and power
I agree that the Verona offers a poor combination of power and economy. This is an area that Suzuki and GMDAT should resolve in future model years. Does anyone have an idea why economy is not better? The engine has roller tipped rocker arms which usually decrease friction. The streamlining seems quite normal, judged by appearances. The vehicle weight is a bit heavy, but I think not enough to cause the ... Read More
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Verona power.
The discussions on power fascinate me. In 1960 I drove my 1959 Nash Metropolitan from Washington State to Chicago. It had all of 52 horsepower. Never had a problem keeping up with traffic. Not much passing though, there were not that many cars on the roads. Time passed and in 1973 I took my 1972 AMC Gremlin to Germany where I used it the next 4 years. The Gremlin was a ... Read More
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Confession
Guilty as charged! I must confess I bought a 2004 Suzuki Verona knowing full well it had 155 horsepower. Yep, that’s right, knowing fully it had just 155 ponies under the hood. How, you must ask does a person make such a decision? Well, it was easy. When your local Honda dealer offers to sell you a stripped 4 cylinder 5 speed Accord LX at $1000.00 under MSRP of $20500.00 and ... Read More
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Verona....12V Electrical outlets
Some time back I had posted the question on the effect of using devices like a heater or polisher to the 12 V outlet. Also is there any burden of attaching a remote starter on the battery or alternator of Verona?. 500 miles plus on a Verona and going Great!! No cold drafts, cold starts or quirks now. Veronaowner..I apologize for my comment that was meant for Boughtaverona.. How are you ... Read More
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Suzuki Verona EX $3000.00 Reduction
Hey Guys. I just got a deal for a 2004 Suzuki Verona EX Titanium for $3000.00 of list in an end of the year deal. Check with your local dealers for similar savings. This was advertised price reduction. The time is right for Suzuki to break some sales records.
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rasup
Sadly, I didn't have a test drive today when I took the XL7 for service. I got too caught up talking to one of the upper sales guys. He said he knew nothing of the upcoming Reno, I had to fill him in. He did tell me that Suzuki did stop the Vitara V6 production this month as it will be discontinued for 05. In the third and fourth quarter of ... Read More
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But its built in the same factory..
True. But to put a worthy piece in the market suzuki has had to done its homework. You refer to wardauto's review. Refer to the following reviews: http://www.edmunds.com/new/2004/suzuki/verona/100314852/roadtesta- rticle.html?articleId=100585&tid=edmunds.e.roadtests.content.- ..Suzuki* 2.http://www.stltoday.com/stltoday/autos/columnists.nsf/Dan+Wiese- /1525C774E0AA99AE86256DD50057B385?opendocument&Headline=Well-- equipped+Suzuki+Verona+is+bargain-priced 3.http://www.auto123.com/en/info/news/roadtest,view,Suzuki.spy?ar- tid=19302&pg=1 4. http://www.caranddriver.com/article.asp?section_id=3&article_- id=7599 These reviews point out the plus and minus of the car. The Car is appreciated overall as u can see.
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Verona
Each person to his own opinion. I like the looks of both cars. It is the detail items that make the difference for me. There are things about the Sonata I would change too. I dislike the chrome around the rear plate opening ( the Verona has it too.) and the grill work under the front bumper with the fog lights. I like the textures in the Verona interior better than ... Read More
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jkobty-the 2004 Suzuki Verona DOES
look better than anything coming from Japan(DUH-because IT'S KOREAN-BUILT-THAT'S WHY-RIGHT GUYS?) of late. My love is for Kia/Hyundai's but I'll be watching these GMDaewoo A&T cars sold here as Suzuki's pretty closely for reliability and performance issues with new American buyers. Remember, Chevy sells a GMDA&T car, too, the Aveo. Oh, what fun it is to watch, huh?
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Suzuki Prices Verona
The entry-level Verona S is $16,999. The mid-level LX is $18,299, and the top-of-the-line EX with power leather seat is $19,999. These prices include a $500 destination cost. Representatives from Suzuki and GM Daewoo Auto & Technology (GMDAT) officially certify that the new 2004 Suzuki Verona midsize sedan has passed the fifth and final stage of its progressive quality assurance process, designed to ensure the new model meets the high quality ... Read More
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