Suzuki Liana 2003
Tk 400K - 700K
Engine Capacity
1490cc
Power
103hp
Torque
133Nm
Speed
185 kmph
transmission
5-Speed Automatic
Drive Type
Front Wheel Drive (FWD)
Overview
If you're searching for an affordable sedan, the 2003 Suzuki Liana could be a great fit. It offers a spacious interior and is easy to drive around the city, with used prices in Bangladesh ranging from BDT 3 lakh to 7 lakh. It’s simple to maintain and fairly fuel-efficient, but be sure to consider parts availability and its moderate performance before deciding. Overall, it’s a practical choice for anyone on a budget.
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Top Features
Fuel efficientReliable performanceComfortable rideModern interiorTouchscreen infotainmentABS with EBDGood resale valueSpacious cabinAir conditioningView all specifications and features
Pros
It's quite budget-friendly, even when in excellent shape.The cabin is quite roomy, offering more interior space than many small sedans of its time.The fuel economy is decent, getting around 12-15 km/l in real-world mixed driving.Easy to drive: Light controls and a straightforward layout for city driving.Easy upkeep: Simple mechanics if you have a good mechanic.
Cons
Finding genuine Liana parts locally can be quite challenging. The engine feels weak; the 1.3-1.5 L struggles on the highway and up hills. Resale is slow: It takes longer to sell compared to Swift, Cultus, or City. Older safety features: No modern airbags or stability control. Worn materials and interiors show their age.Driver Insights
3.4
out of 5
In Bangladesh, the Suzuki Liana 2003 is often referred to as a “budget spacious sedan.” While it never reached the same level of popularity as the Toyota Corolla or the Honda City, it has cultivated a devoted following. In various local Facebook groups and used car communities, you'll find owners praising its comfort and practicality, especially for families. However, many users express concerns about resale value and parts availability, which can be challenges for potential buyers.
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Exterior Design
Liana has a clean, straightforward design that doesn't scream for attention as some modern cars do, but it’s certainly not hard on the eyes. Many owners have noted that, even after years of use, the body still looks pretty decent, which is quite impressive.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is it worth buying a Liana 2003?
Great for a budget-friendly, spacious city car for short trips, but not ideal if you need high performance or easy access to parts.
How is the maintenance cost?
Can it run on CNG?
What cars compete in this budget?
Resale value in Bangladesh?
