Used Suzuki Reno for Sale

The car, overall, is very... Dissatisfying. I've had nothing but problems with it. I purchased it with 69,000 miles form the previous owner with a blown head gasket (previous owner's fault). It has been nothing but a nuisance to maintain, and a burden to repair. When it works, it works like I would expect any car to run. Speedy little car, but it gets the job done. I got this car as a "We need a car now and oh look, here's this one", and I have never seen a car with so many issues crop up 200 miles after purchase.

The Reno is a nice enough looking car. It is also comfortable to ride in and has plenty of interior room. We bought the car used at sixty-three thousand miles. Within a week, the check engine light was on. When it was placed in the shop, it had a variety of issues that needed to be addressed including replacing the catalytic converter. Since then, the car still does not seem to shift right through its gears. It has a jerky sort of motion. And now the air conditioner has also went out and it needs to go back in the shop. We've owned the car for a year and only put seven thousand miles on it. I'm afraid to drive it very far because it just doesn't seem like a dependable car to me. Also, the interior has some wear issues.

I liked how the car looked. It was comfortable. There was plenty of room. Simply said, the car was terrific until it died. The manufacturer is bankrupt (Suzuki). If the company was not bankrupt may be they would fix it. Here is what happened. I bought the car in 2007. It was good. The transmission started failing in 2012. I found an authorized car dealer that installed a new transmission. That's what they told me. The car was still under warranty. In about a month the transmission went down. The car dealer told me that I was entitled to 1 transmission installation. Long story short: I could not afford to install a new transmission and was forced to sell the car for pennies.