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Suzuki Verona
Suzuki Motor Corporation is a Japanese manufacturing company producing a range of small automobiles a full range of motorcycles, outboard motors, and a variety of other small combustion-powered engine products. It has main production facilities located in 22 countries and areas around the world. In 1985, Suzuki made an agreement with General Motors to meet the increasing demand for small cars and the Chevrolet Sprint was introduced in the United States.
The Verona represents the largest Suzuki car and it's being marketed as a less expensive alternative to more mainstream sedans like the Camry and Accord. Penned by Italdesign in Turin, Italy, the Suzuki Verona sports smooth, uncluttered lines that are neither awkward nor overly distinctive. In terms of size, the Verona comes in a shade shorter than the Accord but about equal in width and height.
The Suzuki Verona has base models that are packed with standard items like a compact disk player, full power accessories, a leather-wrapped steering wheel and cruise control. The midsize Suzuki Verona sedan is offered in two trim levels, base and luxury. The standard features include power windows and door locks, heated power mirrors, cruise control. The Luxury model offers automatic climate control, a power sunroof, 16-inch alloy wheels, heated leather seats, an auto-dimming rearview mirror, and an eight-way power driver seat and traction control.
Interior design and special features of Verona include, a pleasing two-tone ensemble not unlike that of the Accord. The material used on the dash and door tops has an upscale grain pattern and is soft to the touch. White-faced gauges light up in a soothing lime-green color that matches the readouts for the automatic climate control and stereo head unit. Both the front and rear seats provide passable comfort for adults, though taller passengers may find the legroom a bit tight in the back.
Suzuki Verona models come with four-wheel antilock disc brakes and side airbags for front occupants. Neither full-length side curtain airbags nor stability control is available. In crash testing, the Suzuki Verona earned three out of five stars for driver protection in frontal impacts and four stars for the front passenger. In side-impact tests, the Verona earned four stars for front-occupant protection and three stars for rear occupants. Suzuki Verona, due to its various attractive features and luxurious comforts, is one of the favorite choices of the four-wheeler buyers.
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