BEHIND THE WHEEL: 2005 Suzuki Verona

When I drove the Verona last year, I was unimpressed. I felt the instrument panel was festooned with too many icons, text messages and other bright lights that can't be turned off or dimmed - very distracting on dark roads. And I've never been a fan
Jan. 1, 2020

About the Author

Jacques Gordon

Jacques Gordon

Former Technical Editor Jacques Gordon joined the Motor Age team in April 1998 with almost 30 years of automotive experience. He worked for 10 years in dealerships and independent repair shops, specializing in European cars. He later moved to a dyno-lab environment with companies such as Fel-Pro, Robert Bosch, and Johnson-Matthey Catalyst Systems Division. From there, Jacques joined Chilton Book Co, writing diagnostic and repair procedures before joining Motor Age.
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