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Suzuki Aerio Experts

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Suzuki Aerio Model Overview

Suzuki Aerio Questions

seh1965
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Alternator Repair Cost

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abid_saeed71
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Fuel/ Petrol Consumption Of Suzuki Aerio In One Liter

Dear Sir /Madam, Hello! I am having Suzuki Aerio 2004 model automatic, please tell me what in the average fuel / petrol consumption of this car in one liter. Regards, Abid Saeed Islamabad, PAKISTAN. C...

85 views with 1 answer (last answer 4 months ago)
blndlizzie
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What Is The Rule Of Thumb For Preowned Cars With High Mileage?

I'm searching for a reliable vehicle. It would be for my son for school as well as a second car for my family. I don't have alot to spend. Most of the cars in our price range have high miles on them ...

64 views with 3 answers (last answer 9 months ago)
Raysa
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There Is A Red Light That Keeps Coming On In My 2003 Suzuki Can Someone Tel...

75 views with 1 answer (last answer about a year ago)
ladyjeremiah07
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How Many Miles Can It Reach Before Needing A New Engine.

Is 114,700 miles good for this car.

1,364 views with 3 answers (last answer 2 years ago)

Older Suzuki Aerio

2002 Suzuki Aerio Overview
2002 Suzuki Aerio
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About the Suzuki Aerio

The Suzuki Aerio compact sedan hit the market in 2001, replacing the Esteem/Baleeno. This model has built a well-known reputation as an inexpensive ride with good gas mileage. The inaugural Aerio started with a 2.0-liter, 145-hp inline four powertrain. For 2003, Suzuki unveiled the Aerio SX, a sportier SUV-like model.

In 2004, Suzuki replaced the 145-hp I4 engine with a 2.3-L, 155-hp inline four. Aside from some exterior and interior updates, the Aerio kept the same engine and base features through 2007. No one will mistake this model for a Civic or a Camry, but budget-conscious drivers who don't need a juiced-up V6 should kick the tires.