This Car Brand Just Left America Because It's Total Crap (Do Not Buy)

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Suzuki in Australia has been one of the most reliable makes, can't find any owner with complaints. Scotty seems to have a badge engineered GM model.

Proud owner of a Suzuki here. My 2010 Kizashi has over 266k miles and is still running completely fine. No electrical problems besides a glitchy window. I bought it around 220k miles and it has been perfect, no major repairs except some exhaust work. Cvt transmission still does just fine. Parts are super hard to come upon and those that can be found are very expensive. That is one of the major downsides to owning one. But it’s been an excellent car that was less than $3500. I’ve had it for 4+ years and put over 40k miles on it, it’s been a pleasure.

This is GM engineering and not Suzuki of Japan.

Suzuki is very popular here in the Middle East. They make very bulletproof extremely fuel efficient small to medium sized cars/vans. They're unbelievably simple so anybody could patch them up if they ever break down.

Suzuki in UK are classed as a reliable brand.

Suzuki small pickups and vans run forever. The old Baleno was as good as any Corolla

In Australia the Suzuki vehicles we get are made in Japan & they're very reliable/affordable 🤷

In Australia where I'm from there reliable cars

We've got heaps of Suzuki's in NZ they Last forever and cheap as chips

I had a 2003 Vitara 2.5L V6 4X4 that I put 175K on and went everywhere with it, and it had a decent ride, and would throw you back in your seat when you stomped on the gas pedal. It was a great car that I sold last year, and I still see it driving around town. Engine and Transmission only had regular maintenance, such as fluid changes, belts, hoses, and spark plugs, and an alternator at 190K miles. I miss that little car!

It’s just a rebadged Chevy Equinox, same gauges and AC controls

I have a Szuki sx4 2008 awd 100% made in Japan with almost 180.000 miles and still runing perfect, everithing is working, good maintenance , parts never a problem, probably there is problems with body parts, but not impossible to find. Scotty I disagree with you regarding your coments, Suzuki made in Japan are very good, made in others countries maybe not.

There’s a waiting list for Suzuki Jimny 4WD’s in Australia.

Suzuki owns a lot of the road in South Africa. While not wildly powerful vehicles - they offer good value for money, functionality, reliability, and fuel economy. And a lot of new Toyota models here are actually rebranded Suzuki's. Plus their bikes are very popular too.

The interior sure does look an awful lot like a mid-00s GM to me.

The engine is a GM High Feature 3.6 liter V-6 (N36A made in Japan). Maybe they build them better there

Why talk about a brand that stopped selling in the USA 12 years ago?

I have a 2001 Grand Vatara that I pull behind my RV with over 150K that has had no problems. It will go anywhere with 4WD and is easy to tow. If I could buy a new one just like the one I have, I would!

From what I see customer doesn’t take care of his car