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Americans Suzuki Motor Corporation?

I ask,I purchased a 2006 Grand Vitara new,from 7/14/06 to 12/19 2007,after two months of purchased the vehicle wouldnt start,November 2007 It wouldnt start,since I purchased this vehicle nothing but mechanical problems,I contact the dealership Quality Suzuki who never service this vehicle,in which I have on papers work.I was informed by Suzuki sale consultant that my problems was that the manufactor had problems with the 2005 engine in which I was not informed,and the 2005 engine was put into a new 2006 truck and sold to me,the manufacture stated that it is COMMON PRACTISE,I feltedSuzuki felted its ok to put a defected engine into my are this could happen to you,How would you feel,once you find out that Suzuki dearlership Quality lie to you,and the warranty was just a piece of paper that you never recieved service for,so therefore the engine didnt get servic from where I bought it,therefore,this commod practise to put a 2005 engine into this 2006 truck is common,Japanee call us dum ? ?

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  • Don W
    Lv 6
    1 decade ago
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    You have a customer service number for Suzuki: 1800-934-0934

    The 06 engine is substantially different from 05 since 06 was the year of the new style. Highly unlikely they were changed out.

    If you performed your required maintenance (oil changes) and have documentation to that effect, then whatever issue your having should be under warranty. Starting issues are almost always a battery, battery warranty is 2 yrs 24000 miles.

    There are other dealers in your area, you might want to change dealers. Dealer quality can vary greatly from one to another.

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