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Suzuki Forenza I (J200) gallery (2003–2008)

The Suzuki Forenza compact sedan and wagon (J200) was manufactured for North America from 2003 to 2008.

All photos 18 I (J200) 18 2003–2008
suzuki forenza pic #57803 1920 x 1440 47 Reno Intruder — 2004
suzuki forenza pic #57802 1920 x 1440 49 Reno Intruder — 2004
suzuki forenza pic #57801 1920 x 1440 57 Reno Intruder — 2004
suzuki forenza pic #57800 1600 x 1200 50 Reno Intruder — 2004
suzuki forenza pic #57799 1920 x 1440 51 Reno Intruder — 2004
suzuki forenza pic #57798 1920 x 1440 53 Reno Intruder — 2004
suzuki forenza pic #57797 1920 x 1440 47 Reno Intruder — 2004
suzuki forenza pic #57796 1600 x 1200 46 Reno Intruder — 2004
suzuki forenza pic #57795 1920 x 1440 46 Reno Intruder — 2004
suzuki forenza pic #57794 1920 x 1440 42 Reno Intruder — 2004
suzuki forenza pic #57793 1920 x 1440 36 Reno Intruder — 2004
suzuki forenza pic #57792 1920 x 1440 44 Reno Intruder — 2004
suzuki forenza pic #57791 1920 x 1440 27 Reno Intruder — 2004
suzuki forenza pic #57790 1920 x 1440 31 Reno Intruder — 2004
suzuki forenza pic #57789 1920 x 1440 31 Reno Intruder — 2004

Marketed in North America from 2003 to 2008, the Suzuki Forenza (chassis J200) was a rebadged version of the GM Daewoo Lacetti styled by Pininfarina. Available as a 4-door notchback sedan and a 5-door station wagon (Forenza Wagon), the model offered an extensive list of standard features at a competitive price point.

Power came from a Holden-sourced 2.0-liter E-TEC II four-cylinder gasoline engine producing 126 to 132 hp, paired with a 5-speed manual or a ZF 4-speed automatic transmission. A subtle mid-cycle update in 2006 revised the front grille and bumper styling.