Car Stall Problems of Suzuki Verona

The contact owns a 2004 Suzuki Verona. While driving approximately 15 mph and pulling in a parking lot, the vehicle stalled without warning. The contact restarted the vehicle and traveled 15 feet before it stalled again. The vehicle was started for the third time and drove normally. The contact also stated that the failure occurred six other times. The manufacturer was notified of the failures. The vehicle was not repaired. The approximate failure mileage was 80,000.

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The car in question 2005 Suzuki Verona stalls when slowing down or coming to a complete stop, some time it start right up, some time it doesn't. Some time it starts up and shuts down immediately. When the car stall you lose all control, steering wheel locks up. Took it to a shop no code came up , looking at recalls now.

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My car kept stalling didn't know for what reason. I had the car fixed at the dealer they fixed it. Now again the car is stalling and they don't say what it is until is fixed and the bill is always high. Recently I found out that the car was recall, one time got stuck in traffic I open the hood of the car and battery liquid was all over the place including my hands.

Car has stalled since 2006 at 24k. Now it misfires, dealer told me it was spark plugs. Upon replacing them I noticed oil on them. I'm sure they'll give me the run around when I take it back. And why is there no investigation pending?.

Vehicle randomly stalls while driving, resulting loss poor brakes and steering.

The contact owns a 2005 Suzuki Verona. While driving 35 mph the vehicle would stall and on occasions would not start. Approximately two months ago, the dealer replaced the throttle body and the map sensors. The current mileage was 45,000 and the failure mileage was 42,000.

Vehicle has ran poorly since about 2 months after purchase. Constant vibration in steering wheel and under vehicle. Have had stalling issues and acceleration issues. Have taken to dealer several times and they can never duplicate problem. They are now blaming the problem on "faulty tires". Have had tires replaced and no improvement to drivability of car. Have almost been hit 2 times in traffic due to acceleration problems. Dealer refusing to work on vehicle now even though under warranty. Also problem with radio controls on steering wheel. Although the part was replaced, 2 weeks later I am experiencing the same problem.

The contact owns a 2004 Suzuki Verona. While driving 30-40 mph the vehicle would stall and jerk. The dealer stated that oxygen sensors needed to be replaced. They replaced the sensors; however, the failure continued to occur. Approximately two months later the dealer replaced the head assembly gasket and pc filter; however, the failure continued to occur. As of August 14, 2007, the failure has not been corrected. The failure mileage was 8,431 and the current mileage was 27,000. The vehicle has stalled on 3 occasions. Updated 09/11/07.

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.

I have a 2004 Suzuki Verona purchased may 2004 from tao Suzuki, fuquay varina, nc. Almost from the start the vehicle has had a history of frequently running rough and/or stalling out. A couple of times I almost got hit by other vehicles as a result of the stalling. Dealer has made adjustments to the fuel m ixture and stated that it should be fine. It continues to occasionally run rough and also stalls out. The latest incident was today, 29 April 2005. I feel it is a potential hazard to drive.

While driving consumer experienced vibration coming from the front. Then, vehicle stalled. Consumer was unable to restart vehicle, and had it towed to the dealer. Mechanic determined that the engine threw the pistol rod, and the engine needed to be replaced.

Vwhile driving vehicle continued to stall and shut off. Once brakes were applied the brakes this also happened. Consumer stated manufacturer said therewas nothing they could do.

While driving the consumer's 2004 Suzuki Verona stalled.

While driving between 30 to 35 mph vehicle intermittently stalled. This caused the loss of steering and brakes. Consumer was able to pull out of the road, this incident happened twice in the last 6 months. Dealer and the manufacturer were notified. Pe04062_cat.

The consumer complained about an ongoing stalling problem whenever the vehicle came to a stop. The consumer was able to restart vehicle. It was taken to the dealer, and they were unable to duplicate the problem. Pe04062_cat.

While driving 30 mph vehicle stalled. Consumer restarted vehicle, and took it to the dealer for inspection twice, and mechanic could not duplicate the problem. Dealer refused to return the vehicle to consumer due to safety problem, and not being able to duplicate the problem. Pe04062_cat.

Intermittently and without warning vehicle stalleds on the highway. Vehicle came to a completely stop before it could be restarted. Also vehicle surged forward. Dealer examined the vehicle four times, and still could not find the cause of the problem. Pe04062_cat.

From the moment I purchased my 2004 Suzuki Verona, I've had nothing but problems. Problems include right side pulling (the dealer replaced the tire but it continues to pull. However dealer claims "there is no problem, you just don't like the vehicle"). Problems with idling and the car cutting off. Problem with gears not shifting fast enough (mine is an automatic) but it stalls all the time when I am trying to accelerate. I am extremely unhappy with the performance of this automobile. I would never recommend anyone to buy a Suzuki. I've pretty much been told by the dealer I bought it from that they cannot find my "mystery complaints" and that they can't do anything to things they can't find. It's all a bunch of bull! I do have the same problems that other owners are complaining about, it's not all in my head! pe04062_cat.

I bought a 2004 Suzuki Verona 4 door sedan, in October 2003. Since then I have taken it to the dealership numerous times, they keep sending me away without fixing it, they say when the car stalls thats the way it was designed. And all the cars I have owned in the past I've never heard of them being designed to stall!! it does not accelerate properly, the car stalls miss fires when cold, it doesn't shift right, the service person said that it was my driving (bull)! the mechanic supposed to fix the clock three times and still doesn't work, the heated seats don't work properly, the cigerette liter doesn't work, they said it was the fuse but the fuses are good. I am extremely unhappy with the proformance of this car, they have told me that nobody else has had any complaints, that mine is the first. There needs to be something done before somebody gets hurt or even killed, especially today when I tried to pull out into traffic and it didn't wont to accelerate it started to go and it wouldn't move, after I proceeded to go it wouldn't do nothing almost causing me to get hit by an on coming car, that wouldn't slow down!!! disgusted in south carolina!!! I would not reccomend a Suzuki to anyone, they are all junk. Pe04062_cat.

I purchased my vehicle in oct 2003. Since then I have taken it in numerous times, where I was told at one time the vehicle was "designed to stall". Never heard that before. Anyhow, it stalls, even now the weather is warmed up, it still stalls from time to time. It also does not accelerate properly, I had contacted Suzuki who claimed they would call me back and never have to this day. I have had a fuel pump put in, the hold button needed to be fixed because it depressed and wouldn't depress (while I was cleaning vehicle). It hesitates when driving at a steady pace as well. The customer service I have received from both the dealer and Suzuki is terrible. Whenever I am approached in public while traveling and people ask how I like my Suzuki and it's warranty, I tell them don't buy it and you will need the warranty. I have never bought a brand new car before. Since we purchased the Verona we have since purchased a 2004 Dodge neon, while not fancy, it runs great and the dealership is awesome. I told them about my experience at Suzuki and told them I hope they would treat me better, so far so good. The Suzuki dealership said I could trade the Verona in and they would give me $16,000 for it, while we just paid $21,000. Great deal! that would be like renting a car for 4 months at $1,000 per month. We decided to keep the car and keep taking it in when we have time to do so. I would highly recommend that no one purchase this car unless they are bored and want to drive their mechanic around town in their spare time. Pe04062_cat.

This car stalls and missfires when cold. Suzuki has a recall on this but only for certain areas of the contry. The dealers I called do not know anything about this recall #xc pe04062_cat.

Cold start running will stall. Poor acceleration . Stalling . This dealer fixed my car the first time. They replaced the engine mngmnt control box under recall kc. Pe04062_cat.

I have had the car at two dealerships for the stalling rough idle problem. They cannot hind the problem . This happens alot with tis car. Suzuki need to step up and address this problem. Pe04062_cat.