2004 Suzuki Verona consumer reviews

I absolutely loved my Verona!! It was comfortable and reliable. I was in an accident and it was totaled. I loved this car so much I'm looking for another!

We purchased this car new years ago and we still love it! It is a very comfortable car to drive. I like that it has lots of leg room and a large trunk to carry things. It has enough power to get up and go when needed. The only thing we have done is change one of the heated oxygen sensors and replaced the EGR valve. So far so good!

It started out being a great car, comfortable ride, looks stylish, but after 30,000 miles, things started breaking. Besides the recall for the running lights and shifting mechanism, the motor is junk. The car is at 70k and all four O2 sensors have been replaced 4 times, EGR valve replaced, constant error codes from the motor, check engine light comes on and off, the paint flies off the car in chunks while driving, it is difficult to get it to pass smog, the black pieces on the car melt during the summer and get sticky, and pieces of trim are breaking off. At this moment, I have 6 error codes coming up. This car is JUNK!!!

Car was comfortable and always ran good however the check engine light was on all the time. Dealership tried to resolve issue 8 times. Replaced several engine parts. Never resolved issue. Returned car to dealership under lemon law for Refund. I really liked this car but issue could not be resolved. Won't pass inspection with engine check lite on.

I got my Verona used 2009 at 57000 miles initially issues due to poor maintenance and persistent check engine light which was resolved after several trips to the dealership. She survived a cross country trip form Michigan to Texas and several trips across Texas untill recently when her engine blew. My challenge was getting a delearship and spare parts but eBay always help. It was a good used car and it served me for 9 years.

I just bought a 2004 suzuki verona and while I'm driving down the road my door locks will lock and unlock at times while driving also upon starting the car my 4 way lights will start flashing what could that be I know my battery needs replacing could that be my problem low voltage to the computers or something. Please someone let me know. Thanks ?

Mine is a 2004 Red Verona with 109000 miles and it has been a great car with only a few repairs needed after warranty was over. Paint and trim have held up very well and the ride is still very good.

I purchased a 2004 Verona new in 2005. I have put about 95,000 miles on it. It's been very reliable. I have only replaced two unexpected items, a wheel bearing and rear shocks. I like the way it performs. Seems to fit me well. But the 6cyl engine is not all that powerful. The gas mileage is a little sub par. But its held together well. People seem to either love or hate this car.

My wife and I have owned our 2004 Suzuki Verona for 2 years. It has only run properly for 3 weeks out of these 2 years. It has a common problem. The engine misfires on the 2 and 4 cylinders when under a load. We have spent all we are going to spend on diagnostic tests. We are not made of money. This car is so bad that when I was at the local Suzuki dealership they said that didn't want the car because they couldn't sell it. They were honest about it. They said that nobody wants to buy a 2004 Verona because of all the problems that come with the veronas. They also said that there were no recalls either. I just want to let the car buying public know that Suzuki's are worthless cars and that the dealers even know this. They should be banned and fined for selling such junk to the public. We are never going to buy a Suzuki product of any kind ever again. P.S. My children do not like this car and I hope that they take my advice. Do not buy anything from a dealer that won't fix it and admit tat it is a piece of junk.

I have owned a Verona since 2005. I have about 83,000 miles on it. So far, so good. I have replaced the rear shocks and a front wheel bearing. Both of these were done after the car had over 70,000 miles on it. All other maintenance was routine. Surprisingly, I haven't done a thing to the air-conditioner. I never had a car that didn't at least need a little refrigerant now and then.