Honda City 2020-2023 Sell User Reviews

4.3/5

Based on 300 reviews & 991 rating

Write & win ₹ 2000

Mileage
4.0/5
Performance
4.5/5
Maintenance Cost
4.0/5

Comfort
4.6/5
Safety
4.3/5
Features & Styling
4.4/5

✔ 25% users recommended this car for Daily Commute

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City Car (7)
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Newbie

Neer (Verified User)

Superb city variant.First purchse and

4.3

Superb city variant.First purchse and still going strong.Now selling it and again going for a gen3 honda city.We are the family of hondas so cant even think about other brands.

Neer's City 2020-2023 gives mileage of 17 kmpl on Petrol engine and Manual transmission

(5 Feb 2021) 0

Honda City 2020-2023 Pros and Cons

City 2020-2023 Positives Points: Larger both in length and width, comfortable ride, better interiors, more leg room in the back seats and a great feature set. And if you still like the old one, it's still on sale as the 4th Generation Honda City!

City 2020-2023 Negatives Points: Smaller front seats, head room in the front, misses out on premium features like cooled seats and wireless charging. It's still one of the more pricey sedans in the segment.

Zigwheels Expert's Conclusion : The 2020 City improves significantly on all its faults and some of its strengths too. It does skimp out on some wow features and is still be one of the priciest options in the segment. But it continues to be a well balanced sedan and a chauffeur driven owners delight.

Helpful Reviews of City 2020-2023 Sell

Newbie

Neer (Verified User)

Superb city variant.First purchse and

4.3

Superb city variant.First purchse and still going strong.Now selling it and again going for a gen3 honda city.We are the family of hondas so cant even think about other brands.

Neer's City 2020-2023 gives mileage of 17 kmpl on Petrol engine and Manual transmission

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Car News Updates

Facelifted 2023 Honda City Launched, Petrol Variant Now Gets ADAS

By Aniruthan Srithar 2 Mar, 2023 6893 views

As part of its midlife update, the carmaker has mildly revised the sedan’s design, given it new features and updated its petrol engines to meet stringent emissions norms