The Suzuki Verona had brake failure numerous times. The first incident happened during the week of April 26, 2007. The brakes would not function and made a loud sound and vibrated. I had to pump on them to get the car to stop. The ABS light came on at this time. I immediately took it to the repair shop, and they told me the brakes and rotors needed to be replaced. They replaced the brakes, but the ABS light came on again. Next, I took it to the dealer who said that the ABS sensor needed to be replaced, but that this was not the cause of the brakes not making the car stop. I was told that they) did not know why the brakes were not functioning properly. Since then, there have been numerous occurrences where the brakes wouldn't function properly, and in some cases didn't work when the brakes were pumped" either. At this point, I am afraid to drive the car because I feel an accident was inevitable.

- York, PA, USA

Consumer stated that her 2005 Suzuki Verona has been declared a lemon and would like a replacement or the dealer to buy the vehicle back. ***** here have been issues with the vehicle since that date of purchase. There have been several little issues ans some very serious issues. The brake rotors have been replaced again, after being fixed in March, noise is heard coming from the starter, and there have been issues with the transmission.

- Kingsburg, CA, USA

2005 Suzuki Verona driver and passenger side airbag warning light illuminated continuously. Mechanic was never able to repair problem. Vehicle made noise while applying brakes, and cruise control did not work. The air bag malfunction was due to a loose connection, and the cruise control malfunction was due to a problem with the brake light switch. The problem with the air bag light resurfaced again, and the dealer stated the problem was the front seat harness. The third time the air bag light illuminated, the consumer was told it was the air bag assembly. The brake noise was due to warped rotors.

- Kingsburg, CA, USA