Consumer vehicle was in service for repair on a recall and is deny payment do to a recall. ** received 10-13-05*** a loaner vehicle was provided to the consumer while her vehicle was being serviced for recall 04V396000 which was in reference to engine stalling due to improper ECM logic. The consumer received a bill from the rental car Agency seeking payment for the rental. The consumer denied any responsibility for this debt as it was suppose to be covered by the dealer. The consumer received this bill over a year after service was rendered.

- Glendale, AZ, USA

Vehicle has been repeatedly stalling since may of 2005 and been in the dealer's shop to be repaired at least four times with no improvement in the defect. Vehicle stalls at deacceleration and at idle without warning. This is an extreme safety concern. The Suzuki dealer has reprogrammed the fuel system control chip at least two times. Suzuki motors America has now told the dealer to try replacing the throttle sensor and the cam sensor. The dealer (wendle Suzuki) has been very cooperative, but Suzuki is extremely slow to try to solve this problem.

- Spokane Valley, WA, USA

2004 Suzuki Verona--- (1.) January 07, 2005- 7:00am- engine stalled and engine light came on. I drove vehicle to ferman Suzuki dealership where it was repaired in approximately 30-45 mins. (2.) January. 24, 2005- 4:45pm - engine stalled again and engine light came on. (2nd time in 2 weeks.) dealer was supposed to call me today to advise when I could bring it in. (I have not heard from them as yet.) when I took the vehicle in yesterday, they said they do not have any appts. For a week. Also, they could not provide me with a loaner car. I drove car from the lot. (3.) salesman, paul morris advised me and my friend that this happened to another customer. Her engine fell out of her car while driving down the interstate. Per paul, Suzuki paid off her loan and replaced the vehicle. (4.) I advised paul and the service man that this sounds like a "lemon law" situation brewing here. Also, since they know that this happened before, they should have taken my car into the shop and given me a loaner car. (5.) I contacted the NHTSA and was advised of the recall for the engine stalling on the Suzuki Verona. I was advised to enter a complaint on their web-site.

- Tampa, FL, USA

After rec'd recall notice for defect relates to vehicle safety exists in all 2004 Suzuki Verona. Car lost all power in traffic. 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 stalling could result in a crash.

- Joshua Hills, CA, USA

The ECM module was replaced once before the recall letter was received and once after. As stated in the engine/stalling recall 04V396000, but the vehicle continued to stall and run rough.

- Runnemede, NJ, USA