Reviews on Suzuki Ciaz

[lordasbaat]

Hello! I am thinking of purchasing Suzuki Ciaz (2019-2020) model. Could someone kindly let me know the pros and cons of it? Thank you!

[hash4u]

discussed alot of times

pros
the best fuel consumption sedan sold in pk.
very good built quality and feel over all

cons
body parts cost and arm and leg
black interior hard to keep

[lordasbaat]

Thank you! What would be the usual maintenance cost be and how much higher than a GLI or City? Thank you!

[affanhaq94]

I've always wondered about the ciaz. From someone who's been in all three, how does acceleration and road feel/handling compare to corolla and civic?

I'm not in the market for a car, just curious. Was also curious why the kizashi never caught on. Is it because people associate suzuki being of less of a status symbol, or is it just not as good and reliable as the countering honda and Toyota? Or are people afraid of resale?

I'd buy a kizashi if there was more support in parts and such for it.

I like the look but spare parts and repairing would be a nightmare here in Pak.

Suzuki died in the Canadian market and I wonder why. Mitsubishi is also dying. Idk if I'm just different, but I prefer these brands to Toyota or honda.

[abacus]

I travelled a lot in a loaned Ciaz. Its very lightweight, 120+ it does feel bit floating.

As Hash4u mentioned - It has best fuel economy in all sedans available in PKDM, On long, better than Cultus. Drive is good, A/C is superb.

Black interrior is pain in the neck to maintain. Parts are expensive and hard to find.

[abid110]

no matter how good this car was, it is history now. pak Suzuki jist imported 1000 units and this is the total amount of this vehicle in whole Pakistan. if you want a good sedan car under 3M budget you are strongly suggested to buy a Honda City model 2016/17 which was assembled from 2009 till 2021 in Pakistan and is a true workhorse.

[faizi91]

What Is The Fuel Economy Of Suzuki Ciaz & Honda City 1.5 & 1.3 Auto

[hash4u]

10-11 city
13-14 ciaz
Auto trans n city drive

[affanhaq94]

That's the sad thing. No one buys the good stuff, and we get left with mediocre quality cars which everyone complains about.

[abid110]

That's the sad thing. No one buys the good stuff, and we get left with mediocre quality cars which everyone complains about.

there is no sad part. we should be realistic. what's the fun with owning a 'QUALITY' car when you cannot even find a basic body or engine part when needed? what if it gets accidented and one needs a door/fender/windscreen/radiator/lights/bumpers? have to forgotten Chevy cars which were simply amazing...that Optra and small alto sized cars...they were amazing but what is their fate now? Kia Spectra was top tech car of its time, what is its fate now? proton cars launched 20 years back..what is now? FAW V2 when people used to compare it with WagonR Swift but see noone buys it now as nothing of it is available in market although it was produced in Pakistan.

so i was just putting in my 2 cents and believe me, you are the only person who is calling Honda City a substandard car...

[Massive_One]

That's the sad thing. No one buys the good stuff, and we get left with mediocre quality cars which everyone complains about.

Pak Suzuki has the ability to launch a good sedan and then somehow mess it all up against its competitors either due to its price or given options or tech...

Liana launched, was a very good car, in fact it was ahead its competitors in the market with regard to its options and inteiror etc... but Suzuki priced it almost equal to other market Giants like toyota and honda and its mechanics were not ready to accept the high end gadgetry offered in it...

ciaz launched, and this time they stripped off quite basic features in it against its competitors .. i remember like it was missing navigation android , alloys, etc... all was available optional... but then again they priced it similar to other giants... and .... it failed too : (

maybe they failed to understand how people viewed Pak Suzuki ... a cheaper competitor .. but they tried to rebrand themselves as high value brand instead : / which majority was not ready to digest

[affanhaq94]

This sounds like a logical reason. It sucks though.

I wish mitsubishi was able to stick around.