I purchased a 2004 Suzuki Verona brand new. The engine is no good. First the oil light came on then the service engine light without warning. I called and informed the dealership. They noted that the oil had been changed and they assured me it should be no problem fixing the car since is was still protected under factory warranty. They asked me to bring in all receipts proving the oil had been changed which I complied with. After about a week they called me back and told me it appeared the oil had not been changed and stated they were not going to repair my car. I had also explained that I would be leaving for vacation and I would be needing the loaner car. After they determined they were not going to help, they left me stranded at the airport with my two young children with no vehicle. Now they have stop making the car after 3years. Someone needs to be held accountable for all of these consumer losses. I now have 10,000 plus worth of junk that nobody wants. It is not fair and I urge anyone please do not support Suzuki in any way.

- Winston Salem, NC, USA

Consumer had to put a new engine in the car. The check engine light came on before they replaced the engine. The engine light came on 4 times on after they replaced the engine. They replaced some of the sensors. The car was jerking and cutting off every now and then. The consumer noticed the car was riding differently. The ignition has a buzzing sound. They were supposed to fix the tachometer. The air conditioner doesn't work. The drivers side window would continue go down. Smoke was emitting from the exhaust.

- Decatur, GA, USA