Used Suzuki Aerio for Sale

Overall I have really enjoyed the vehicle. It was bought used at just over 100,000 miles and is now around 130,000 and is still going great. Just had to do routine maintenance at this point. The gas mileage is pretty good, I only have to get gas every week at minimum. It's usually about 275-350 miles per tank depending on how much city or highway has been driven. The car sits very low so you have to be careful when driving through dips in the road because the front end will scratch very easily, we lost a piece of our front end because of that. The space inside is okay for the size of the car. The backseat folds down for extra storage space in our 4-door hatchback model. I have a car seat in the back seat that, to be installed properly, the front seat is pushed so far forward that my knees touch the glove box door of the passenger seat. With the seat in it's hard to fit two other people in the back seat. They would have to be very thin. If you don't have children in car seats, the space is fine for everyone in front and back and 5 can fairly comfortably fit. The upholstery cleans pretty easily in our model that has black cloth and has held up very well, showing little to no wear and tear. The hatchback storage space leaves some to be desired if you have a lot to bring with you and you have any intentions of being able to see out the back. But without anything blocking the back, the overall visibility is wonderful.

After college, I didn't have a car and ended up with a hilariously long bus commute across town, which led to me standing around in the darkness downtown waiting for my transfer. Eventually I said enough is enough, and saved up for a car. I got a used Suzuki Aerio in red and it was my first grownup car! I was pretty excited and loved it at first but then over time it has developed tons of ongoing problems. So that has been very expensive to take care of, and plus because it is a less common car, several auto shops have not really known how to fix it or they don't have the parts in stock. That extra time waiting around for repairs has also been a big drain on the enjoyment of my car.

To start out, I love the small size and lightweight design. It gives me great gas mileage for all the trips I enjoy going on throughout the western United states. For how small it is, it's surprisingly roomy. I am able to put all my rock climbing gear, backpacking gear, and bicycle all inside when I need to. Even though it is only 4-cylinder, it is also quite spry and fun to drive. It's quick and agile, and it's small size lets the driver handle with ease. It's off-road capability is not as great as I like, especially for when I am taking it throughout backcountry roads. The clearance is one of the smallest I've ever seen on a car. Somehow, I haven't managed to destroy it taking it over huge rocky fire roads. Other than that, it's been great for huge road trips and has stood up well through the years. I have had to replace a few things. I'm not a fan of some of the cheaper/lighter things they've done throughout the engine, especially all the weaker aluminum they used.