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Maruti Baleno question

Q. How safe is Baleno Zeta on highways?

rohith | 2 days ago All variants of baleno comes with standard safety equipment like front dual airbags ebd abs etc..., if you search on internet there are some videos showing alot off damage on baleno in minor accidents , this is because every manufacturer have differet approach to provide safety, in maruti case they gave alot of crumple zone to absorb any hits. If you open hood and see engine bay there is alot of space btwn radiator and engine, in petrol its huge. This crumple zone gets damaged in small accidents also but cost of repair is not high. My bumper got hit once(pretty bad). Cost to replace it is 8k for entire piece. Comparatively its low. So parts in maruti are expendable. While on road this cars feels stable at speed 120 kmph. If you want you can push it upto 140. I dont recomend any speed above that because this car have a long wheel base it tends to become unstable(wobbly at back) but not scary. If you are a dare devil you can hit 160.The best part about baleno is it have alot of space inside , very good for long journeys and best car for small family. ...Read More 3 Reply

Abbas | 3 days ago Its pretty safe.. 2 air bags are not enough though! But ABS is intuitive and driving dynamics (ride and handling) are very stable. triple digit speed is a breeze affair! But still drive slow and safely! ...Read More 0 Reply

jashan | 3 days ago Very safe,even at highspeed car maintain its stability.ABS works well 0 Reply

Shahzaib | 2 days ago It is a very safe and secure car because the abs works perfectly 0 Reply

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Honda Amaze question

Q. I want to take CVT petrol top variant with the worth of 10 lakh, which I want to use for a long time. I want good body built, safety and mileage. Maintenance should be can affordable not too costly not very low. can you please suggest one new car.

Zigwheels | 4 days ago There are abundant options available as per your requirement, however, Toyota Glanza and Honda Amaze out of those could be a good choice. Both cars are available with continuous variable transmission (CVT). Toyota has mated the 1.2-liter engine with CVT that generates 83 PS power and 113Nm of peak torque with the fuel efficiency of 19.56 km/l. G CVT and V CVT, both variants are well-equipped and are priced at Rs.8.3 Lakh and Rs.8.9 Lakh,(ex-showroom price, Delhi) respectively. Honda Amaze, on the other hand, is offered with two engine options with CVT, a 1.2-liter petrol engine and 1.5-litre diesel engine with the fuel efficiency of 19kmp/l and 23.8km/l, respectively. The Amaze CVT falls in the price bracket of Rs.7.56 - Rs.9.57 Lakh(ex-showroom price, Delhi). If you need a car with good build quality, decent mileage figure, comfortable ride then you can opt for the Honda Amaze and of you want a car with good resale value, high list of features then you can go with the Toyota Glanza. For more details, follow the links below: Honda Amaze - https://www.zigwheels.com/news-features/news/honda-amaze-vx-cvt-variant-launched-at-rs-857-lakh/33635/ Toyota Glanza - https://www.zigwheels.com/news-features/news/toyota-glanza-heres-the-newly-launched-premium-hatchback-in-detailed-pictures/34077/ ...Read More 1 Reply

Ashok | 3 days ago Honda amaze vcvt 2 Reply

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Maruti Swift question

Q. Swift diesel version is going to be stopped from 2020 April, will there be spare parts problem then if we buy a new Swift ZDi diesel version now?

balakrishnan | 4 days ago You certainly must buy a swift diesel, ideally during December 2019 or discount sales in sluggish season.1) From April 1 ( 1 month before April 1st) swift diesel will be discontinued & Diesel versions in BS6 is certainly possible in future, but BS6 versions will at least be ₹1.5 lakh to ₹2 lakh costlier than their petrol counterparts.2) Direct answer to your query, is millions of Maruti multi jet diesel engines ply on Indian roads & Maruti gets several thousand crores assured annuity income from spare parts & servicing of these vehicles & therfore both are assured, for your life time.3) Maruti multi jet diesel engines have a life of 10 lakh km & require only timing chain replacement every 1 Lakh km, along with cleaning fuel injectors every 1.5 lakh km, in addition to normal periodic servicing every 10,000 km, which involves replacement of engine oil, air filter & fuel filter ( every 20 K)4) please note that Turbo, intercooler, will require replacement after 1.5 lakh km, clutch after 80 k.5) so the gist is that the diesel engine is almost maintenance free for 10 lakh km, other than routine engine oil replacement every 10 k & replacement of timing chain every 1 lakh km. Of course the engine bolts will have to be tightened or bolts replaced after a lakh km6) so go ahead & buy a swift diesel for a lifetime. The only reason why maruti has discontinued diesel engine is fiat has not thus far upgraded its 1.3 multi jet engine, which has won laurels for its performance, durability & mileage.7)My own view is, that fiat may introduce a 1.5 multi jet diesel engine, which is BS 6, compliant, & this will find its way to maruti & Tata diesel cars in india. ...Read More 5 Reply

Amruth | 5 days ago What ever the car you buy , the spares and accessories will be available(at Suzuki) even though the car manufacturing has been stopped. The first generation Swift for example had a different engine, an 1.3 petrol over the 1.2 being offered from the second generation onwards. Remember Suzuki offers the same engine in their multiple cars and all are the top sold. So they'll definitely offer every part of it and buy one before the end of the era. ...Read More 5 Reply

Chhanhima | 5 days ago The goodness of a diesel engine is that it is more efficient, has more torque and cheaper diesel price but with a premium of 1lakh rupee. You'll get the benefit of a diesel engine if you drive more then 30kms a day. Considering how many diesel cars was sold by maruti every year, there would'nt be any problem regarding spare parts for many many years to come. So nothing to worry about. ...Read More 0 Reply

Abhinav | 3 days ago I guess No.. Company will be providing the spare parts to the consumers who do own the new Diesel Cars. 0 Reply

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Mahindra XUV300 question

Q. Which SUV is better, Mahindra XUV300 or Ford EcoSport Thunder?

Zigwheels | 6 days ago The Ford Ecosport Thunder is available with a 1.5-liter 3-cylinder Dragon TiVCT engine or a 1.5-liter TDCi diesel unit and a 1.0-liter turbo-petrol engine. The diesel engine churns out 100PS and 205Nm whereas the petrol unit generates 123PS of power and 150Nm of torque. The Thunder edition is only available with manual transmission.Along with the new cosmetic updates, the Thunder edition gets the sunroof from the EcoSport S and a 9-inch floating touchscreen infotainment system with in-built navigation as well.Mahindra XUV300, on the other hand, a 1.2-liter turbocharged petrol engine and a 1.5-liter diesel engine. The petrol unit produces 110PS of power and 200Nm of torque whereas the diesel one generates 115PS of power and both engines can be had with a 6-speed manual transmission only. XUV300 comes equipped with many handful features like a 7-inch touchscreen infotainment system with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, LED tail lamps, DRLs, dual front airbags, ABS with EBD, all four disc brakes, etc. If you are looking for a car with a punchy diesel engine, stable driveability, utmost comfort then you can go with the XUV300 or if you are looking for a sporty petrol engine with well-equipped features then you can go with the Thunder edition. For further comparison, click on the below link: https://www.zigwheels.com/compare-cars/ford-ecosport-vs-mahindra-xuv300 ...Read More 3 Reply
Tata Tiago NRG question

Q. Which one is to buy Maruti Wagon R or Tiago NRG?

Zigwheels | 1 week ago Tata Tiago NRG is a cross-over vehicle which is the buffed up version of the Tata Tiago and is based on the XZ variant of it. If you want to tackle bad roads, want better suspension and good ground clearance, Tiago NRG is the option for you. It houses a 1.2-litre petrol or a 1.05-litre diesel engine. The diesel engine is only available with a 5-speed manual transmission whereas, 5-speed AMT is optional on the petrol variant. The petrol and diesel engine generates 84bhp and 69bhp of power respectively.On the other hand, Maruti Wagon R is a more family suitable car with good cabin space and lower maintenance cost. It is available with a 1.2-liter 4-cylinder petrol engine, 1.0-liter 3-cylinder petrol engine which is also available with CNG, the engines generate 81.80bhp and 67.04bhp of power respectively. The CNG variant produces 67.04bhp with an efficiency of 33.54 km/kg. Moreover, we'd recommend taking a test drive of both vehicles in order to clear out the doubts. Click on the link to see the dealerships by selecting the brand and city accordingly: New Car Showrooms - https://www.zigwheels.com/dealers Also. you can see the further comparison by clicking on the link: https://www.zigwheels.com/compare-cars/maruti-suzuki-wagonr-vs-tata-tiago-nrg ...Read More 0 Reply
ISUZU D-MAX V-Cross question

Q. How is the on road and off road performance of ISUZU D-MAX V-CROSS PICK UP?

P | 2 weeks ago On Road: remember it is a big truck...5.3 m long (and if you have arb bumper add another 8-10inches) and a 2 ton vehicle..Note: this is an overlander vehicle and not an offroader To long for offroading...Thar or Gurkha is better It is extremely drivable...clutch is soft and smooth, steering is not heavy..brakes are good..though panic braking will make the 3 channel abs sweak a lot and scare both you and the people outside...(This is normal abs behavior) very quite for its size and power All around visibility is like a truck..there are blind spots..the A pillar is sure blind spot...front is okay..rear is clear on mirrors but side os a bit bad..you may like to install a 2 in blind spot mirrorDear is above average cars around..only commercial tucks are your competition Power: enough and more..no shortage of power however the gear ratios are biased towards the first gear..very high torque..but 2nd and 3rd are starved...if there was some here than in1st it would have been excellent in city traffic so in city one needs to be in lower gears..Warning Don't try to race an Innova or Fortuner..they have more power and torque...but if you are a better driver than a Then okay..Xuv at start will beat..but short distance from the start you will win..Going uphill on 1st..may lead to stalling of you don't know how to drive..remap solves some problems Ride: bumpy but not much..after all it is leaf spring in rear..a suspension change to ironman or oldman emu is a must Milage:heavy Bangalore kind city traffic 8.5 to9 highways anywhere from 12.5 to 31 Yes 31...if driven properly folks have averaged upto 31..though I will not recommend as you have bought truck and not a moped Minimal maintenance needs no need for oil catchOffroading...too long for offroading...too heavy...torque and power not sufficient..remap must..more skill required..But 8 out 10 situations it will sail through..16in RIM with 245 profile would be better..higher has impact on gear ratio and will make it bad..but a 245 looks very small... 275 on 16 looks ideal.. ...Read More 1 Reply

Zigwheels | 2 months ago This is a load-lugging motor, so no surprises why the engine follows a ‘torque-first’ philosophy. All 320Nm of the twisty goodness is delivered from just 1,800rpm, so the powertrain needs nearly no revs to get moving even in 2nd gear and also offers impeccable in-gear acceleration. This makes city driving a breeze, with the engine egging you on to upshift early. The clutch pedal feels amazingly light to use too.The best part is, while like the MU-7, the D-Max V-Cross is solar-system-big, its proportions are backed up by actual off-road ability, thanks to the shift-on-the-fly 4x4 system with low-range. Throw in the 225mm of ground clearance and you might find yourself looking for a challenge to tackle even in regular settings. However, the approach and departure angles aren’t ideal for hardcore off-roading. The V-Cross is more practical than purpose-built off-roaders, but that does come with an understandable compromise on the go-anywhere factor. That said, the modification prospects are aplenty and a little tinkering can enhance the V-Cross’s appeal both mechanically and cosmetically. ...Read More 0 Reply

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