As you are traveling 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! There are ample of options are availabe i.e. Maruti Swift AMT ZXI Plus (Petrol), Maruti Baleno 1.2 CVT Zeta (Petrol), Maruti Swift Dzire AMT ZXI (Petrol), Honda Amaze S CVT Petrol (Petrol), Tata Nexon 1.2 Revotron XMA (Petrol) etc. Click on the given link to explore all options: https://bit.ly/2vwloDz Choosing a car may also depend on brand preference and specific feature requirement etc. Please drop down your requirements so that we can assist you further.
Best one is polo tsi automatic at around 9.50 lakhs (after discount) and then ford figo AMT (around 9.25 lakhs). In case of style plus diesel you may choose swift VDI AMT (8.60 lakhs). Unfortunately Toyota does not offer AMT in this range. If I have a budget of 9.50 lakhs then I will surely choose Polo TSI AMT for world class performance (excellent turbopower) and durability. Alternately as a safer option I will also look at Tiago petrol AMT (around 6.65 lakhs). My relatives has tiago and I found it more powerful and stable on highway due to more kerb weight. Durability is still a question though. I chose liva petrol V dual tone since AMT was not my requirement.
Keeping in mind that production of Etios Liva is going to be discontinued, take the right decision. You can try i20 elite or Toyota Glanza

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There are ample of options available from which you can make your choice. To name a few are MG Hector, Hyundai Creta, Tata Harrier, Mahindra XUV500. You may check the details for the cars here
I would suggest you to buy the Kia Seltos
Buy XUV 500 for 7 seater

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Both the variants have its own identity, Here if you'll be driving more in heavy city traffic then we suggest you to opt for Automatic Transmission which is easier to use and more comfortable for the driver, while Manual Transmission vehicles are less expensive more involved & are more fun to drive on highways. Moreover, we would suggest you walk into the nearest dealership to take the test drive of the vehicle. You can click on the following link to see the details of the nearest dealership and selecting your city accordingly - Car Showrooms.
Manual has manual mood... automatic is however a moody car.. you cannot make a control over pickup amd pressure in automatic car. For sporty and thrilling drive you cannot choose automatic car. But it is good in traffic conditions in city. As it is easier to drive during rush hours.
Manual is always better.But if it is a CVT 7 speed as in a volkswagon with dsg gearbox and manual tiptronic nothing like that.amt and ags are not better performers.CVT in s Toyota or Camry is confusing.merc has a 9 speed automatic which is also nice

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You have options like Alto, redi go, kwid. test drive all cars then then take decision according to your requirements. redi go will gives you very good looks, design and performance. Alto gives you good resale value. kwid gives you muscular design body.
There are ample options available in this range such as Maruti Alto 800, Renault KWID, Hyundai Santro, Maruti Alto K10, Hyundai EON etc. Click on the link to check out more options: https://www.zigwheels.com/newcars/best-hatchback-cars-under-4-lakhs You may also apply filters to refine your search and can shortlist some of the options from the lot. Do let us know the hand-picked options so that we can help you to choose one.
Between 3-4 lacs is a very difficult deal. You can probably go with Alto 800. KWID and Redo Go are best known for its AMT feature which costs 5.2 lacs on road.

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As you are traveling 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! There are ample of options are availabe i.e. Maruti Swift AMT ZXI Plus (Petrol), Maruti Baleno 1.2 CVT Zeta (Petrol), Maruti Swift Dzire AMT ZXI (Petrol), Honda Amaze S CVT Petrol (Petrol), Tata Nexon 1.2 Revotron XMA (Petrol) etc. Click on the given link to explore all options: https://bit.ly/2vwloDz Choosing a car may also depend on brand preference and specific feature requirement etc. Please drop down your requirements so that we can assist you further.
Best one is polo tsi automatic at around 9.50 lakhs (after discount) and then ford figo AMT (around 9.25 lakhs). In case of style plus diesel you may choose swift VDI AMT (8.60 lakhs). Unfortunately Toyota does not offer AMT in this range. If I have a budget of 9.50 lakhs then I will surely choose Polo TSI AMT for world class performance (excellent turbopower) and durability. Alternately as a safer option I will also look at Tiago petrol AMT (around 6.65 lakhs). My relatives has tiago and I found it more powerful and stable on highway due to more kerb weight. Durability is still a question though. I chose liva petrol V dual tone since AMT was not my requirement.
Keeping in mind that production of Etios Liva is going to be discontinued, take the right decision. You can try i20 elite or Toyota Glanza

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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
If you want a small car you can choose - SUZUKI CELERIO , HONDA BRIO or RENAULT KWID. Its better to check your requirements and features and go for one of these.
In my opinion Swift is good... If you can increase your budget by 40-50k you may go for Baleno base model.. coz baleno is more spacious and have bigger storage space.. but swift is more handy and sleek in comparison of Baleno..Both are similar in power.

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