New Cars in India

Elite i20 is the best car for me. It's very good in comfort, good build quality materials used inside & outside of car but need to compromise with mileage of petrol i20. But one thing sure once you enter inside of car & drive it, you feel premium car like Audi driving experience. Performance wise car takes times to get pick up in 2nd gear, It easily go 60 - 100 km without any extra efforts very smoothly. Need to say if you are looking for premium class with good comfort can go blindly with i20 but mileage wise slightly slow compare to any Maruti vehicles... What else to say further.... As i have Elite i 20 Asta O Petrol 2017 model and driving busy Bangalore city traffic gets around 11 -12 km in city & highway around 14 - 16 km depends driving pattern. You can easily get around 16 km with smooth driving on highway & 12 km in city with full time Ac.Even i gets same till now. Maintenance come around 5- 7 thousands with service interval 10000 km. At the end not the least most depends on your budget & likes ultimately...

There are ample of options available under the budget of Rs.5 lakh. To name a few are Maruti WagonR, Renault Kwid, Tata Tiago. Maruti Alto 800. Every car has a different set of offerings for its targeted audience. Moreover, the selection of the best car depends upon one's choice and preference. To churn more details regarding the cars check the following link: https://www.zigwheels.com/newcars/cars-under-5-lakhs

Both the transmissions are good at their own place as manual transmission is really very good for off-roading and highway drive on the other hand, automatic is the best for city drive. Here are some points which will help you in choosing the right one: The maintenance cost for automatic transmission car is slightly higher than the manual transmission, Breakdown maintenance cost of manual transmission car due to transmission related failures is lower compared to automatic transmission because of lesser complexity of manual transmission. An automatic transmission is more prone to be in Non working condition than the Manual transmission. Because of the large number of parts inside an automatic gearbox, some faults may be caused by more than one component. If you are very specific about value for your money and you want best possible fuel efficiency from your car, you should buy Manual transmission and, If you are in search of driving comfort convenience and luxury, and you do not mind spending some extra money on cost of car and fuel, go for Automatic Transmission and you will be happy with the comfort and convenience of driving an automatic transmission car. Automatic transmission is highly recommended for stop-and-go congested city driving.

Elite i20 is a good car, very good comfort level, good build quality materials used inside & outside of car but need to compromise with mileage of petrol i20. One thing is sure once you enter inside of car & drive it, you feel premium car like Audi driving experience. Performance wise car takes times to get pick up in 2nd gear, It easily go 60 - 100 km without any extra efforts very smoothly. Need to say if you are looking for premium class with good comfort can go blindly with i20 but mileage wise slightly slow compare to any Maruti vehicles... What else to say further.... As i have Elite i 20 Asta O Petrol 2017 model and driving busy Bangalore city traffic gets around 12 -13 km in city & highway around 17 - 18 km depends on driving pattern. You can easily get around 17 km with smooth driving on highway & 12 km in city with full time Ac. Even i gets same till now. Maintenance come around 4- 5 thousands with service interval around 10000 km...

There are ample of cars available with AMT under this budget such as - Renault Kwid, Maruti Alto K10, Maruti Celerio, Maruti Ignis, etc. As new car purchase would depend on a lot of factors like budget, segment or brand preference, transmission, fuel type, specific feature requirement etc. Hence, we request you to share your inputs so that we can assist you in right direction. If you are travelling less than 50-60km a day, opt for a petrol car instead of a diesel. With the extra Rs 1-1.50 lakh spent on a diesel purchase, you can actually drive a similar petrol car for as many as two years! So, do your math carefully. A diesel usually makes sense if you are driving above 60/70km a day. Click on the following link to search out these cars: https://bit.ly/2uocNCo

With BS6 engine norms from April 2020, smaller diesel engines are being phased out as its not economical to upgrade them to BS 6. So swift, Beat Figo etc are on their way out. If you want a BS6 diesel go for the HTE base version of Kia seltos at ex showroom price of ₹9.68 lakhs.

You can have a look at Maruti Vitara Brezza as it gets safety features like dual front airbags, ABS with EBD, Isofix child seat anchors, rear parking sensors and front seatbelts with pretensioners and force limiters as standard across the range. Despite being a diesel-only offering, the Brezza is priced at par with petrol-powered rivals and it is powered by a tried and tested diesel engine that is fuel efficient too. The Vitara Brezza is one of the last compact SUVs to get an automatic transmission. But, though Maruti is late to the party, they have done it right. The AMT has been tuned beautifully for city use. It keeps you in the powerband to avoid turbo lag and doesn't change the gears too often to give you a smooth ride experience. Not to forget the conventional SUV looks and the super efficient engine which keep it the best selling SUV of the country. Now, though, with the convenience offered by the AMT, the Brezza presents an even stronger case for itself. And because the AMT makes the performance more usable in the city, we'd recommend it over the manual as well. Click on the given link to explore more about Maruti Vitara Brezza: https://bit.ly/2r4Rpxq