Suzuki CELERIO [merged threads]

[LittleFresh]

Guys, im thorn between the 3 hatchbacks, Wigo, Mirage and Celerio. Hmmm ano po ba Pros and Cons ng Celerio? FC and performance wise? Thanks!

[non-vtec]

Any idea where to get surplus body panels for Celerio? My friend crashed his Celerio last saturday. He needs a surplus hood, fender and radiator. TIA!

[djpm]

Hi guys im a newbie here in tsikot and please bear with me if il be posting queries that has been posted in previous tsikot memebers.

I just bought a suzuki celerio GA model 3 weeks ago. On my observation my fuel consumption is really high. I havent actually filling may gas tank full. Tried 1k 1k for every filling. What i noticed was im consuming 8kms per liter in city driving which is very expensive for me. Mixed with on off ac. What should i do? We have altis and my fuel consumption there is 10kms per liter city driving with extreme traffic on off ac. My partner who makes hataw always can make our altis at 10-12kms per liter city driving. So he tested our celerio but hes getting same with my consumption or let us say a bit higher. Help me on how i can escalate ths to my agent. Im a bit aware that it can be my foot stepping on the gas real hard but then again im dring an altis 1.6 manual aswell. Im done with my 1k pms. And the only advised theyve given us to fill my tank in full then roam around. Thats the way daw they can check the fuel efficiency of my car.

Thank you and please care to read my sentiments. I am not happy with my celerio.

[monmendoza]

May I ask what the realistic Fuel consumption of a Suzuki Celerio AT?
Its seems that there is a wide variations on fuel consumption.

The 3 most important aspects are:
1. Must be automatic
2. Must be very fuel efficient in the City
3. Cost of ownership is low.

Thank you.

[n_spinner06]

The new celerio looks interesting...lalo na yunh 0.8 diesel king makarating man dito sa pinas...

[StockEngine]

I wonder if we will get the 1.0 with cvt...

As for the diesel...i think thats for the indian market....but if it does itll be matched with a manual transmission.

[n_spinner06]

How about yung amt? Parang ok din yun. As frugal as a manual with the convenience of an automatic. I wonder kung in terms of reliability if better yung amt vs cvt...

[StockEngine]

How about yung amt? Parang ok din yun. As frugal as a manual with the convenience of an automatic. I wonder kung in terms of reliability if better yung amt vs cvt...

I think the amt is exclusive sa indian markets. 1yr palang ata yan technology na yan. We dont know the reliability yet.

[seymorebutts]

pag ba may lumalabas na bagong model ng sasakyan ay yung outgoing model ay bababa ang presyo? like sa case nitong celerio?

[marytan888]

Good afternoon mga sir/mam. share ko lng po na mag kakaroon po kme ng event this coming saturday and sunday sa trinoma activity center. 7 units po e didisplay don sa mga may plano po mag unit viewing and schedule for test drive hanapin nyo lng po ako don MARY TAN po from suzuki auto commonwealth. Here's my contact number 0917-757-1414 See you po!

[kariz]

Bump.

I am torn between two Celerios (an i10 and an old Honda Jazz). So si Celerios muna.

All cars are secondhand. These two celerios have P30,000 difference between them, and about 25k mileage difference, the pricier one goes to the one with less use, of course. Both are 2012 A/Ts. They look the same on paper, one is just black and the other is white. How do I decide between the two? Aesthetics not withstanding. This will be my first car. What should I look for? Which questions should I ask? I mean what issues would 3 year old Celerios have, or would encounter, normally? Any parts that need (would need) replacement soon? Any parts that should have been replaced the last year? Does the 5yr Suzuki warranty still apply? What should I look out for?

[dos2]

Bump.

I am torn between two Celerios (an i10 and an old Honda Jazz). So si Celerios muna.

All cars are secondhand. These two celerios have P30,000 difference between them, and about 25k mileage difference, the pricier one goes to the one with less use, of course. Both are 2012 A/Ts. They look the same on paper, one is just black and the other is white. How do I decide between the two? Aesthetics not withstanding. This will be my first car. What should I look for? Which questions should I ask? I mean what issues would 3 year old Celerios have, or would encounter, normally? Any parts that need (would need) replacement soon? Any parts that should have been replaced the last year? Does the 5yr Suzuki warranty still apply? What should I look out for?

Kariz, mukhang napaghalo mo yung meaning ng hatchback sa Celerio.

Hatchback is a type of vehicle. Eto yung typical na kotse na alam mo pero walang trunk.
Celerio naman is a hatchback type vehicle model ni Suzui. Considered syang isang hatchback kasi wala syang trunk kaparehas ng Honda Jazz at Hyundai i10 na puro mga hatchback.

Dun naman tayo sa mga katanungan mo. Nalito lang ako kasi sabi mo both 2012 A/Ts pero nilagay mo na "old" Honda Jazz.

Dahil nabanggit mo na first car mo ito, ang best option mo is magtanong tanong ka sa mga kaibigan o kamag-anak mo kung may kakilala silang magaling na mekaniko. Isasama mo yung mekaniko sa pagtingin kung in good running condition yung mga kotse na pinagpipilian mo at ano bang pwede mong magastos sa mga replacement parts. Subjective na kasi to depende sa dating may-ari nung kotse. Yung mga dapat palitan ay nasa manual yun ng kotse kasama pati schedule.

Yung tungkol sa warranty, di mag-apply yung 5 year kasi di naman Suzuki ang i10 at Jazz.

[StockEngine]

The hyundai i10 is not a celerio. The honda jazz is not a celerio. Are you joking?

They're hatchbacks.

Look for maintenance records, when did they stop getting oil changes from the dealership?

Are the sellers first time owners? Some first time owners dont know maintenance.

[lsalapare]

Error 404. Subject too confusing.

[rey752]

OT: maybe k***z is drunk? He he

[dct]

Hahaha. Ang labo naman

[kariz]

Oh, sorry. I am choosing between four cars- two Celerios, an i10, and an old Jazz. All are in my price point. I'm leaning towards the Celerio, but can't decide between the two (among the four choices). Both are 2012 A/T. I would bring a mechanic or someone I know who'd know how to check a car, but both cars are located far from me. They require travel time to get too, so if I could narrow down to one choice just by inquiring (no inspection), then that would make it much easier for me. I take my daughter to and fro preschool daily, and stay there til they go out, so I don't have a lot of free time. Also, obviously, I don't have my own car, so if there are tipping points I'm missing between the two Celerios, I'd appreciate a heads up. I decided to ask here in the Celerio thread because I figured if there are any Celerio-specific issues, I would get the most help from here. But thanks.

[lsalapare]

hi sir,

Please do take note that i10 & Jazz (4 cylinders) has a larger displacement hence the price difference shouldn't be that close to celerio (3 cyclinders).

Oh, sorry. I am choosing between four cars- two Celerios, an i10, and an old Jazz. All are in my price point. I'm leaning towards the Celerio, but can't decide between the two (among the four choices). Both are 2012 A/T. I would bring a mechanic or someone I know who'd know how to check a car, but both cars are located far from me. They require travel time to get too, so if I could narrow down to one choice just by inquiring (no inspection), then that would make it much easier for me. I take my daughter to and fro preschool daily, and stay there til they go out, so I don't have a lot of free time. Also, obviously, I don't have my own car, so if there are tipping points I'm missing between the two Celerios, I'd appreciate a heads up. I decided to ask here in the Celerio thread because I figured if there are any Celerio-specific issues, I would get the most help from here. But thanks.

[dr. d]

honda jazz versus celerio... i prefer jazz. but the condition and the price should be considered.
black? i do not like black. too official-looking, and a "pain to clean".
also, the passenger space of the celerio is too small for me.

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honda jazz versus celerio... i prefer jazz. but the condition and the price should be considered.
black? i do not like black. too official-looking, and a "pain to clean".
also, the passenger space of the celerio is too small for me.

[dos2]

Oh, sorry. I am choosing between four cars- two Celerios, an i10, and an old Jazz. All are in my price point. I'm leaning towards the Celerio, but can't decide between the two (among the four choices). Both are 2012 A/T. I would bring a mechanic or someone I know who'd know how to check a car, but both cars are located far from me. They require travel time to get too, so if I could narrow down to one choice just by inquiring (no inspection), then that would make it much easier for me. I take my daughter to and fro preschool daily, and stay there til they go out, so I don't have a lot of free time. Also, obviously, I don't have my own car, so if there are tipping points I'm missing between the two Celerios, I'd appreciate a heads up. I decided to ask here in the Celerio thread because I figured if there are any Celerio-specific issues, I would get the most help from here. But thanks.

Well that clarifies it. Hope you we're not offended by my reply.

In my opinion, a car is too big an investment to take risks. This risk is exponentiated for 2nd hand vehicles since you have lesser to zero warranty and you have uncertainty on how well the previous owner/s took care of the vehicle and the adventures the car has experienced (see flooding).

The cost you may entail in properly inspecting a vehicle you would want to purchase could be worth it since nobody would want to be tied-up to a huge investment that fails to serve its purpose. I am not saying that having a mechanic is a fool proof method to ensure that your ownership experience will be smooth, but practicing due diligence may minimize future inconveniences you may encounter.

"Just inquiring" could backfire on you since it is very very seldom for a seller to focus on the flaw of his product, most of the time he would just mention its positive aspects. Businessman pa rin yan kaya profit pa rin ang isa sa driving force para sa kanya.

Regarding warranties, if the car has been regularly serviced at authorized Suzuki dealers then it will remain intact. You may verify this at the warranty booklet and confirm with Suzuki. Although if I were you, I'd rather have it serviced outside casa since the car is already more that 3 years old. For peace of mind, just buy original Suzuki replacement parts but have it installed outside of casa to save on labor cost.

Haven't heard any major issue for the Celerio. My personal experience with Suzuki is only with my father's 8 year old Swift and so far so good after 70K kms.

Hope this helps.