Used 2007 Suzuki Reno Consumer Reviews
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We have a limited number of reviews for the 2007 Reno, so we've included reviews for other years of the Reno since its last redesign.
Should have had recalls
clover5, 01/11/2013
2007 Suzuki Reno 4dr Hatchback w/ABS (2.0L 4cyl 5M)
5 of 6 people found this review helpful
I bought mine new and have always had an issue with it having gaps in acceleration. Dealer said nothing wrong. Clutch worn very fast 35 k or so. Dealer said I had to replace I still have not 142 k. My major problem is it has always had poor gas mileage and codes it is not running effiecient. I have replaced the throttle body and sensor since you can't get just the sensor, O2 sensors, plugs wires etc. It has had all normal and regular maintenence. The "gaps" are getting worse and it is not an automatic. The automatic ones just shift gears at any time. No problems with these have ever been a recall. I owned a KIA before and never had any issues. I can see why these cars are gone !
Pretty Fun Little Car so Far
SMR, 02/08/2006
2006 Suzuki Reno Convenience 4dr Hatchback (2.0L 4cyl 5M)
3 of 3 people found this review helpful
So I have only had my 2006 Suzuki Reno for about two weeks but it has been pretty impresive for the money. Let's face it, it's a cheap mode of transport. But it's got some class that's for sure. I think the Italian design really helps. To me it looks better than cars out there that cost twice as much. It's very European looking. It could be that the car is actually a Holden Viva from Australia which was basically rebadged as a Suzuki. Overall I have been quite impressed by this stylish little guy. If you like the little European cars (like I do), then you won't be dissapointed. Test drive one and I think you will see what I mean.
Reno-The most overlooked compact
Tony123, 06/03/2006
2006 Suzuki Reno 4dr Hatchback (2.0L 4cyl 5M)
3 of 3 people found this review helpful
Suzuki makes a great car. The build quality, fit and finish a reliability challenge the best compacts out there. But it seems that the rest of the world sees Suzuki's as "bottom of the barrel" cars. This is definitely not true. I have been so pleased with my Reno. My gas mileage is better then what the sticker stated. I average 32-34 mpg with local driving. The car is extremely roomy and comfortable. The transmission is smooth and easy-maybe not as refined as a Sentra or Corolla - but better than any Focus, Cobalt or Elantra. I just bought my wife an XL-7, she loves it. If you like the European style and the practical benefits of a hatchback, test drive a Reno-you will be pleasantly surprised.
Horrible Experience
Tabitha Harmon, 09/25/2006
2006 Suzuki Reno Premium 4dr Hatchback (2.0L 4cyl 5M)
2 of 2 people found this review helpful
I bought this car to have a dependable vehicle. It has had so many problems. I have had it in the shop for the transmission (5x), the washer fluid box (2x), the air bag (1x), the windshield wipers (2x), and the AC (5x). Every time, the dealership promises the car is fixed, but it certainly is not. Now they are saying they are not going to pay to have the AC fixed because they claim a mouse has gotten in it. Yet, they have no proof of this. I'm really getting fed up with Suzuki.
Good Little Car
Glenn, 01/12/2007
2007 Suzuki Reno 4dr Hatchback (2.0L 4cyl 5M)
2 of 2 people found this review helpful
So far my Reno has been a good solid car. I have the manual transmission. Its power is OK for a car in this class. The interior is a little uncomfortable, but with an 8-way adjusting driver seat and plenty of front leg room, it's OK. It sounds good, I haven't noticed excessive wind noise yet. Backing up is a little troublesome. Coming from a Ford Ranger with a very open rear view, it feels a bit claustrophobic looking out the rear window. Overall, at the price I bought it, I'm very satisfied.
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