Suzuki vs Honda

[preno]

When it comes to after sales, maintenance cost, and availability ng parts, which one is better?

[istan]

Easy sagot. HONDA.
But check Suzuki, Ertigas have one sweet ride.

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[polar01]

When it comes to after sales, maintenance cost, and availability ng parts, which one is better?

Honda.

Been wanting to try Suzuki, especially their Jimny....but have apprehension re parts availability.


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[chronicle]

Honda.

Been wanting to try Suzuki, especially their Jimny....but have apprehension re parts availability.


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If jimny (previous version), parts are plenty.
It has been on production for 20 years.

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[StockEngine]

Honda.

Been wanting to try Suzuki, especially their Jimny....but have apprehension re parts availability.


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38dealerships for honda
40dealerships for suzuki

the logistics of having spareparts outside wear and tear items in the dealerships is huge. possibly 1000s of orders/day in the ordering page for either of the two. fulfilling orders is not that hard.


yun mga 3months delivery of spare parts na stories.. nangyayari lng yan kasi hindi inoorder ng SA yun piyesa. rarason sila minsan matagal approval. SAs lng naman talaga ang rason for delays. take their names and complain.

aftermarket and auto supplies for both are plenty. they do target specific car clubs nowadays. ciaz ertiga clubs for example or civic club. makikita mo na lng. PM me for price. PM sent ek ek.

[Lin Dan]

For now, both brands are good though Suzuki offers more reasonable SRPs on their units, their reliability is ok over all. Parts availability is not a major issue and not on the expensive side either.

[ice15]

hmmm... I think we can say service/parts are all equal sa casa.

Outside casa, 5-10-15 years old car, then Honda will be a better option.

[minicarph]

parang pareho na lang sila ngaun noh. honda saka suzuki. parang pang-motor na lang talaga ang reputasyun

[polar01]

38dealerships for honda
40dealerships for suzuki

the logistics of having spareparts outside wear and tear items in the dealerships is huge. possibly 1000s of orders/day in the ordering page for either of the two. fulfilling orders is not that hard.


yun mga 3months delivery of spare parts na stories.. nangyayari lng yan kasi hindi inoorder ng SA yun piyesa. rarason sila minsan matagal approval. SAs lng naman talaga ang rason for delays. take their names and complain.

aftermarket and auto supplies for both are plenty. they do target specific car clubs nowadays. ciaz ertiga clubs for example or civic club. makikita mo na lng. PM me for price. PM sent ek ek.

Thanks SE for the input....that’s one step closer of owning a Suzuki Jimny.


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[homer jay]

For now, both brands are good though Suzuki offers more reasonable SRPs on their units, their reliability is ok over all. Parts availability is not a major issue and not on the expensive side either.

Not necessarily on SRPs, some are really better (like Ertiga vs Mobilio), but some are not (Ciaz base AT is a little more expensive than the City base AT, but engine is smaller with the Ciaz). The new Brio is now comparable with the segment of the Swift -- dimensions and engine are almost same, but the price difference is huge in favor of the Brio).

[Egan101]

Suzuki only competes on the small cars and MPVs against Honda. Suzuki has nothing to match up against the better-built and more capable Honda cars (Civic, Accord, CRV, Odyssey, Pilot).


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[chronicle]

Suzuki only competes on the small cars and MPVs against Honda. Suzuki has nothing to match up against the better-built and more capable Honda cars (Civic, Accord, CRV, Odyssey, Pilot).


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Agree on this. Suzuki's forte i really the small cars now. Previously they had the grand vitara to compete with crv but it has now been rebirthed to a crossover.
However, suzuki has the one thing that TS wants and Honda/or any car brand cannot give except Toyota. A 4x4 toy vehicle.

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[reiman13]

One good thing din for Suzuki is when you have your car serviced/during PMS. Kita mo kung ano ginagawa sa sasakyan mo. That's one plus point for me.

[yubby24]

One good thing din for Suzuki is when you have your car serviced/during PMS. Kita mo kung ano ginagawa sa sasakyan mo. That's one plus point for me.

Ganito rin sa Honda Greenhills where we have our Mobilio serviced for PMS. Malalaki ang windows nila at kita mo talaga yung ginagawa pati yung mga parts na pinalitan at ipapalit.

[oj88]

We owned a Swift for a few years. Kalampagin, based on our experience. It was fun to drive, but still not as fun and as reliable as the 2nd Gen Jazz.

[yapoy86]

We owned a Swift for a few years. Kalampagin, based on our experience. It was fun to drive, but still not as fun and as reliable as the 2nd Gen Jazz.

Medyo limited pa din ang spare parts ng suzuki.. lalo na yung mga filters.. and i find them expensive.. unlike other japanese brands and koreans.. may mga specialty shops that cater parts.. and usually very cheap lang

[Athrunzala]

We owned a Swift for a few years. Kalampagin, based on our experience.

ano po ang ibig sabihin ng kalampagin?

[kris_13]

As an owner of a Celerio and Vitara, pms is cheaper than Hyundai. Parts are also not so expensive.

Clutch parts for Celerio MT is also compatible with Swift 1.2 and Dzire and vice versa.

Ewan ko lang sa Honda coz I never had one.

[kris_13]

We owned a Swift for a few years. Kalampagin, based on our experience. It was fun to drive, but still not as fun and as reliable as the 2nd Gen Jazz.

Yan din problema ng celerio. Yung caliper pins nag rarattle na parang may popcorn. Pinatingin ko sa siraniko, ang dami daw papalitan.

So nilagyan ko lang ng ceramasil na paste yung pins. Ayun ok na.

[Lin Dan]

Yan din problema ng celerio. Yung caliper pins nag rarattle na parang may popcorn. Pinatingin ko sa siraniko, ang dami daw papalitan.

So nilagyan ko lang ng ceramasil na paste yung pins. Ayun ok na.

Applying Ceramasil on the pins is essential because it acts as a noise dampening compound.