Suzuki Reliability & Safety Statistics
NHTSA complaint data, recall history, and AI-powered analysis for all Suzuki models. Data sourced directly from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
Based on NHTSA complaint data, Suzuki has 0 owner complaints and 0 safety recalls across the 0 models tracked on VinSpectorAI. The most commonly reported issue area is Transmission (older).
- Brand
- Suzuki
- Reliability tier
- Average
- Safety score (0–100)
- 66
- Total NHTSA complaints (tracked models)
- 0
- Total safety recalls (tracked models)
- 0
- Models analyzed
- 0
- Top reported issues
- Transmission (older), Engine, Brake System
Complaint Trend (2015–2026)
Top Complaint Components
No component data available.
AI Reliability Analysis
Editorial AnalysisSUZUKI has 0 NHTSA complaints and 0 recalls across 0 collected models. Complaint volume is concentrated in components such as the most-reported systems, while the heaviest model-level volume appears in the highest-volume models collected.
Focus on model-year-level records before buying. Check open recalls, verify service history for the most-reported systems, and prioritize years such as the lower-complaint years over years like the higher-volume years when the maintenance history supports it.
⚠️ Top Reported Issues
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Frequently Asked Questions — Suzuki Reliability
Is Suzuki a reliable car brand?
Suzuki has a Average reliability rating based on NHTSA data, with approximately 2,200 owner complaints and 28 recalls. Suzuki ceased US passenger car sales in 2012 but continues selling vehicles globally. The Kizashi, SX4, and Grand Vitara have moderate NHTSA complaint rates. The Samurai/Sidekick had rollover concerns that led to NHTSA investigations. Suzuki motorcycles and ATVs remain available in the US.
What are common Suzuki problems?
Most reported issues for Suzuki: Transmission (older), Engine, Brake System.
Should I buy a used Suzuki?
Parts availability has improved through global supplier networks. The SX4 and Kizashi are reasonably reliable used cars. Verify recall completion — Suzuki's US dealer network no longer exists for warranty claims, but independent shops can service most models.
Buying a Used Suzuki?
The data above shows fleet-wide patterns. Enter a VIN to check the exact accident history, odometer records, open recalls, and title status for a specific Suzuki you're considering.