The 2004 Suzuki Verona has 4 recalls, the most serious being a daytime running light module inside the instrument panel that can overheat, melt, and start a fire in the vehicle.
The remaining recalls involve the brake light circuit and the engine's fuel management. On the brake side, the stop lamp switch can fall out of adjustment if the brake pedal is pushed upward, and when that happens, the brake lights stay on continuously even when the pedal is not being pressed. This leaves following drivers with no way to tell when braking is actually occurring. On the fuel system side, a fault in the engine's fuel control logic can cause the air-to-fuel mixture to go too lean during deceleration, which can stall the engine unexpectedly, leaving the driver without power assist for steering and brakes until the engine is restarted.