Honda Amaze 2nd Gen S CVT

I have driven the Honda Amaze for 2 years now and this car has an absolute impression. Firstly i really liked its cuved boxy body which seems unique. Also th emost great feature of this car is its 18.5 kmpl mileage which makes it very efficient. In terms of top speed too, this car does not fall behind and has a top speed of 160 kmph.

My family trip to Goa in the Honda Amaze was a delight. We had lots of luggage and the Amaze’s spacious 420 liter boot handled it easily.The fuel efficiency was impressive with around 18-19 kmpl makes my worries out of my mind of frequent fill ups.However, The suspension struggled and sometimes it makes the ride somewhat bumpy. Also, I felt the cabin noise was higher than I expected specially when we hit higher speeds.

It has been three months since I bought my Honda Amaze and it is turned out to be quite the practical city car. The 1.2 litre i-VTEC petrol engine gives me enough power (90hp) to maneuver through city traffic smoothly. It is extremely fuel efficient as well offering close to 18 km/l which is perfect for daily commuting. The compact design makes it easy to park in tight spots and the cabin is quite roomy for a compact sedan. The interiors of the Amaze do feel a bit dated compared to its rivals and the use of plastic is more prevalent than I would like.

The Honda Amaze has been my faithful companion in the urban environment for over a year now. Its compact dimensions hide a surprisingly spacious interior, making it an ideal car for small families. The 1.2 liter i-VTEC petrol engine is quick and efficient, offering a comfortable ride for city commutes and occasional highway rides.However, the Amaze is not without its flaws. At high speeds, the engine noise becomes quite apparent inside the cabin. While the exterior design is subjective, I find it a bit too conservative.