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Maruti Suzuki launches limited edition Eeco Smiles
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Maruti Suzuki has added a new limited edition "Smiles" model to its MPV portfolio, the Eeco Smiles and it is available at an extra cost of Rs. 9,490 compared to the standard Eeco model
Maruti Suzuki has given cosmetic updates to its MPV, Eeco which has been titled Eeco Smiles. Exterior refurbishments on the Eeco model include new wheel covers, mud flaps and 'Smiles' decals on the sides and the rear of the vehicle to differentiate it from the standard model. On the insides the Eeco Smiles gets two tone seat covers, new doormats, a double DIN music system with USB compatibility and even some new speakers.
Maruti Suzuki hasn't fiddled with the cars mechanical underpinnings and the Eeco is powered by the same 1196cc, MPI engine pumping 74PS of power and 101Nm of torque which is mated to a 5-speed manual transmission. All these additional features can be availed at an extra price of Rs. 9,490 (market price of the accesories is Rs. 15,000) on the selected variant and is a limited period offer. The Eeco smile five-seater with and without air-conditioning has been priced at Rs. 3.63 lakh and 3.32 lakh respectively while the seven seater without air-conditioning is priced at Rs. 3.49 lakh.
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Sivanath N M
I have purchased the car (5 seater/ac) last year without the new cosmetics updates. I have spent nearly 15000/- for getting the same addition to my car with poor quality updates. Moreover, the addition of power steering will make the driver to drive the best vehicle with more passengers during the busy traffic. I really enjoy driving the car in Chennai city.Sivanath N.M.9677063945
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vivek
its a great car but just missing out on power windows/steering and the tyres should be upgraded to 14inch for better grip
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vinayak
in eeco there is no power staring and power window.
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Ashwin Modi
why are the car manufacturers not promoting Automatic transmission.? The same is not a luxury but a necessity in traffic jams and heavy traffic.
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Praveen
Maruti Versa or EECO is a good vehicle. I strongly feel that Maruti should come up with a diesel version. Then it will find much more buyers.
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