Overview & Reviews

The only change this year is the addition of a tire-pressure monitor.

• Lengthy standard equipment list, affordable, abundant storage, long warranty coverage.

• Below-average fuel economy, weak acceleration with automatic transmission, poor road manners, inconsistent quality.

User Reviews:

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  Billies Review - 2007 Suzuki Reno
  By billie - February 6 - 8:20 pm

  A fun vehicle to own. Not only can I go when I want with the quality travel I want, but it is very versatile for a family of 3 (me, my wife and my 12 month old son).

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  Great Car, Great Value - 2007 Suzuki Reno
  By jperez - August 24 - 5:20 am

  I love it the Reno. It is small sleek, stylish, has power everything, and costs less than $15,000. Enough said.

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  Nice Looking Car, but Keep Looking - 2007 Suzuki Reno
  By Jack H - September 24 - 2:30 am

  I bought the Reno because I desperately needed a car. I should have done more research. My car has had starting problems many times. It also gets terrible gas mileage for a compact car. I average about 21 mpg with city and highway driving. A friend has an 06 Impala that gets 30 mpg with a V6 engine. The seats are a little uncomfortable and the manual transmission is terrible. How much would a decent linkage cost Suzuki to put in. The engine is also underpowered. I am considering trading in the car for a Cobalt since the reviews that I have read about it are quite good.

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  Same Problems As the 06 - 2007 Suzuki Reno
  By Cris - March 28 - 9:43 am

  I was put into a 07 Suzuki Reno after I had “hard start” issues with the 2006 model after having the car for just five days. The ’07 model developed hard start issues, again after just five days. The dealer put me back in the ’06, which he claims is fixed. This issue first became apparent in the ‘06 last Spring, although the company has yet to develop a permanent fix. Suzuki claims (through the dealer) that the hard start problem is limited to the ’06 and the ’07 I got was a fluke. If I could get Suzuki to void my contract, I would and I would never again buy a Suzuki or recommend one to anyone, even my worst enemy. Don’t even consider this car!

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  Good Little Car - 2007 Suzuki Reno
  By Glenn - April 18 - 1:33 am

  So far my Reno has been a good solid car. I have the manual transmission. Its power is OK for a car in this class. The interior is a little uncomfortable, but with an 8-way adjusting driver seat and plenty of front leg room, its OK. It sounds good, I havent noticed excessive wind noise yet. Backing up is a little troublesome. Coming from a Ford Ranger with a very open rear view, it feels a bit claustrophobic looking out the rear window. Overall, at the price I bought it, Im very satisfied.

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  manual transmission - 2007 Suzuki Reno
  By Ellen - September 8 - 12:50 am

  I am not happy at all with the transmission in this car. I am already repairing the clutch. the transmission has too much play and is very finicky with RPM to get a shift at the right time for "economy" I have always driven stick shifts. I have 48,000 on the car right now, as I commute a good distance to work. Would not be my choice again. I miss my KIA !!!!

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  Extremely Well Thought Out - 2007 Suzuki Reno
  By Charley Reno - June 4 - 11:13 am

  The Suzuki Reno is a superb value. Up and coming Suzuki delivers with just the right formula. It has unique and attractive styling, in and out. It also has lots of standard features, pretty darn good stereo CD with four 2-way speakers and four 1" tweeters (all 8 are door-mounted). I like its smooth acceleration and seamless shifting. It has nice 15" tires with full wheel covers. I also like the 8-way driver seat plus 3-position lumbar support. Its no hot rod, but for less than $14,000 theres a DOHC 2.0 liter 4-cylinder GM-designed engine that is more than adequate (made in Australia). Obviously, the gas mileage will not be 33/38 like the tin cans out there get, but 22/30 aint bad. Plus, youre getting a lot more car for almost the same price. Definitely check this one out.

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  A Good buy Even Better - 2007 Suzuki Reno
  By SportDog - May 22 - 12:33 am

  The Reno has a lot more get up an go than I had expected. On my trip home from the dealer I had stopped for a traffic signal and pulled out when the light changed and was up to 35 mph when I realized I was still in 5th gear. I got 29 mpg on the trip home from the dealer. I decided to drive from home to the top of Whitetop mountain (1,600 ft to 3,100 ft altitude). It went up the mountain at 40 mph in 5th gear with no feeling of strain or handling problems on the 25 mph curves. When the pavement gave way to gravel and 4 inches of snow I down shifted to 4th gear and slowed down to 35 mpg and zipped past several 4 wheel drive vehicles sitting in the ditches. Mu 49 mpg on the trip was excellent.

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  Awesome Small Car - 2007 Suzuki Reno
  By shintaro - May 21 - 12:26 am

  I had this car for almost 6 motnhs and never had a problem with it. I enjoy driving it and not bad on gas mileage, actually I bought the car to save gas even if I was looking for Chevy Cobalt. The dealer gave me this because the cobalt was a little bit expensive and I have another loan thats why they didnt gave me the Cobalt. Anyway, I didnt regret having this car. And it can fit up to 5 people including driver and you can park anywhere (easy to park) and as most everyones saying. I did expect to get more than 31+ miles per gallon but Im only getting 31 on highway and 24 city. And I compared the back seat to a Chevy Impala SS and the Reno was bigger. I like this car