Suzuki Liana 2003 Review

The Suzuki Liana 2003, which is marketed as Aerio in some markets, began its existence as a global compact car with basic functionality and a relatively affordable price tag. Suzuki Liana 2003 was created to be a game-changing vehicle when it was launched in the early 2000s targeting compact sedan and hatchback market niches. With the 2003 model year, they incorporated some styled features with the added feature of offering more value per money invested in the vehicle and providing moderate performance and reliability meant for daily use.

Exterior Design

According to the Suzuki Liana 2003 review, A tall-boy design has been noticeable in the 2003 Suzuki Liana more so when it comes with a hatchback design. This position also makes it very easy to maneuver into and out of the vehicle. The front end is highlighted by modern clear lens headlights and the simple grill with the Suzuki emblem on it. The side profile is very sleek and has very little seams or folds to speak of. The tail portion depends on the version: a typical trunk, or one with a liftgate and vertically arranged tail lights.

Interior Design

In accordance with the Suzuki Liana 2003 features, the design appeared to be simple and practical. The materials do not mimic the modern feel of economy car interiors of today as they instead focus on the early 2000s economy car qualities of long-lasting and sturdy materials. The layout of the dashboard is understandable with controls within reach and the centre console which holds minor operations inclusive of entertainment. The cabin allows for a good amount of room for its class and the fact that its design is relatively tall means there is good headroom even for tall passengers.

Performance

The Suzuki Liana 2003 can be equipped with a 1.3 to 1.6-liter petrol engine as standard, which varies according to the regional market. These engines are available with either a manual or an automatic transmission system. As per Suzuki Liana 2003 performance, it is not very impressive, but it is adequate for maneuvering in the city and making short, occasional interstate trips at legal speed.

Ride Quality

The Suzuki Liana 2003 is smooth to drive, thanks to its rather soft suspension which does a good job in ironing out most of the road inequalities. This leads to a comfortable ride especially in traffic congested areas or zones as this car was designed for. As it is well known, light steering increases the convenience of driving in the city though it should be noted that it seems to be rather too lightly calculated for high-speed traffic.

Safety & Technology

The Suzuki Liana 2003 offers basic safety features as follows: dual front airbag, Anti-brake system, and seat belt with pretensioners. Technologically, it comes with such features as a sound infotainment system, air conditioning, and some power controls for the windows and the mirrors.