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Maruti Suzuki Omni limited edition introduced
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Maruti's old warhorse gets minor revisions to the exterior and some interior frills such as new seat covers, floor mats, and a CD player with an Aux port and four speakers
Car makers have been introducing limited edition variants in an attempt to boost sales. Maruti Suzuki’s latest attempt is the limited edition Omni.
The limited edition Maruti Suzuki Omni comes with an outside rear view mirror on the left hand side, new seat covers, floor mats and a stereo with CD player and aux port that is hooked to four speakers.
The Omni is powered by Maruti Suzuki’s 796cc three-cylinder petrol engine that develops 37PS of power and 62Nm of torque. The engine is mated to a four-speed manual gearbox which sends power to the rear wheels. Stopping power is provided by disc brakes at the front and drum brakes at the back. Upfront, the Omni uses McPherson strut suspension while the rear suspension consists of leaf springs.
The Maruti Suzuki Omni was launched in India in the year 1985 and the very same van is still on sale 28 years later in our market. Over the years, the Omni ditched the carburettor for a fuel injection system as per emissions norms and lost its voluptuous roof which made a brief comeback in 1999.
In the Omni’s lifespan, Maruti introduced an ambulance variant of the van, an eight-seater version and a cargo variant with CNG option to capture a greater market share which is being eaten into by modern vehicles.
Prices of the Maruti Suzuki Omni range from Rs. 2.25 lakh to Rs. 2.51 lakh (ex-showroom Delhi).
Also read: Maruti Suzuki kicks off road safety campaign in Maharashtra
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Shanmuga Prasath
omni is a wonderful car ! It can be also used as a multi usage vehicle. Its the precious gift of maruthi to have a commercial car. I simply wants to say thanks to maruthi
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tanveer
For last six years i m driving my omni
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sudipta mallick
i need a car lone near about 40 to 50lks
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VISHAL K ACHARYA
I have used 2nd hand omnie which is sold by MARUTI SHOW ROOM in November2003. but i am happy that still its engine so smooth and so powerful as new.....just there is negative point view are Aircontioning System and hight of this car. now we want NEW HIGHT OF THIS OMNIE NOT ONLY GROUND CLEARANCE BUT ALSO ITS CAB SIZE AT LEAST 0.3 METER / 1FEET HIGH HEAD SO IN THE HOT SEASON WE CANT GOT SUFFOCATION AND HEAT DURING THE LONG JOURNEY.....
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Anil Moniz
Maruti needs to work on keeping the Omni up and running without hiccups, instead of bringing out all these editions. My third Omni, a year old is giving me the shivers. Latest shiver is the steering box failing for lack of oil in it. That too after having the car regularly serviced at an Authorised Maruti Service Station.
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