Hyundai Creta vs Maruti Vitara Brezza Comparison

Like most of the cars, the base LDI is recommended for buyers on a tight budget and have already shortlisted the Vitara Brezza. It is good to see that with the 2018 model year SUV, Maruti has disconti Like most of the cars, the base LDI is recommended for buyers on a tight budget and have already shortlisted the Vitara Brezza. It is good to see that with the 2018 model year SUV, Maruti has discontinued the optional (O) variants (offered with LDI and VDI earlier). To avail safety features like passenger airbag along with ABS and EBD, buyers had to opt for these variants. Now, however, these safety features are offered as standard across the range. Besides these, Maruti has also covered the basics, especially a Bluetooth-enabled audio system. The VDI helps in making the Vitara Brezza look relatively premium compared to the barebones LDI, thanks to various aesthetic additions. However, we think the premium that the Maruti is charging for it is on the higher side. You could skip the manual VDI variant altogether. The VDI AGS a.k.a AMT, on the other hand, can be considered by people looking for a budget automatic sub-4m SUV as it is now the most affordable offering with an automatic transmission in the segment. The AMT option attracts a premium of around Rs 50,000, which is the usual amount that automakers charge for an AMT. The ZDI completes the sporty styling of the Vitara Brezza that you see in commercials. Moreover, its premium over the VDI is quiet justified, given the additional goodies on offer. Even on the inside, the ZDI comes with additional features such as an auto climate control and height adjustable driver’s seat. In our books, the ZDI comes across as the most value for money variant in the Brezza’s lineup considering the premium over the VDI variant. The AMT version too is priced well under Rs 10 lakh, making it noticeably cheaper than direct rivals such as the AMT versions of the Nexon and the TUV300. Click on the given link to compare all the variants: https://www.zigwheels.com/compare-cars/maruti-suzuki-vitara-brezza-ldi-vs-maruti-suzuki-vitara-brezza-vdi-vs-maruti-suzuki-vitara-brezza-zdi ...Read More

• answered by Zigwheels_Expert on 19 September 2018

Don't get confused my dear s cross is not value for money.they are selling their name that's it.but for best deal and hassle free experience go for creta Don't get confused my dear s cross is not value for money.they are selling their name that's it.but for best deal and hassle free experience go for creta

• answered by Shyama_Das on 15 September 2018

If outright performance and driving dynamics aren't the most important parameter on your list, and you just need a comfy, spacious sedan to drive to (or be driven in) to work and back, then the Ciaz m If outright performance and driving dynamics aren't the most important parameter on your list, and you just need a comfy, spacious sedan to drive to (or be driven in) to work and back, then the Ciaz makes a stronger case than ever. On the other hand, Creta is expensive. But, it feels like you’re getting your money’s worth. It’s well-built, has a comfortable ride, enough gizmos to keep you occupied and a brilliant set of engines. You’ll have trouble upgrading from this one. Also, with several new features, the Hyundai Creta 2018 has become a stronger package than ever. Do take a test drive in order to judge your driving comfort. Click on the link to compare them: https://www.zigwheels.com/compare-cars/hyundai-creta-vs-maruti-suzuki-ciaz ...Read More

• answered by Zigwheels_Expert on 15 September 2018

We would suggest you to pick for ZDI+ trim of Brezza as it is packed with more features in comparison. The ZDI+ variant of the Vitara Brezza comes with all the bells and whistles & is only for people We would suggest you to pick for ZDI+ trim of Brezza as it is packed with more features in comparison. The ZDI+ variant of the Vitara Brezza comes with all the bells and whistles & is only for people who want all the fancy stuff, including smartphone integration. If you are looking for a petrol engine-powered Creta on a tight budget, we would suggest you to go for the base E variant and get a good audio system fitted post purchase. The price premium (for petrol) Hyundai is charging for the E+ over E is not justified in our books. However, if you want the diesel Creta and are on a budget, you don’t have an option. That said, we still believe that it misses out on quite a lot of features that we now consider basic for cars in this segment and price bracket. Click on the link to compare both the cars: https://www.zigwheels.com/compare-cars/hyundai-creta-vs-maruti-suzuki-vitara-brezza ...Read More

• answered by Zigwheels_Expert on 14 September 2018

JUST A FEW COSMETIC FEATURE S NOTHING MORE -- 25 K MORE -- JUST A FEW COSMETIC FEATURE S NOTHING MORE -- 25 K MORE --

• answered by Bhagvant_Ranade on 7 September 2018