Datsun GO Plus

It solely comes with manual transmission. It solely comes with manual transmission.

• answered by Zigwheels_Expert on 12 September 2018

NVH & Insulation is better than Go hatch, but engine as well as wind noise permeate through the cabin easily. Not just motor's gruff note, you can even hear the exhaust as well, which we found very ir NVH & Insulation is better than Go hatch, but engine as well as wind noise permeate through the cabin easily. Not just motor's gruff note, you can even hear the exhaust as well, which we found very irritating. The suspension is also noisy, accompanied by excessive tyre noise on bad roads. Be it tyre noise, the patter of rain drops on the roof or small stones and pebbles hitting the floor pan, the Go+ isn’t a very quiet car to be in. Our Verdict: The Datsun Go+ is the ideal car for first-time buyer who is upgrading from a two-wheeler, though it is best used as a five plus two seater than as a 7-seater. What it is, is a large five-seater hatchback with a great amount of luggage space. Moreover, the claimed ARAI mileage: Datsun GO Plus Petrol is 20.62 kmpl. Rest, it depends on one's driving style/habits. ...Read More

• answered by Zigwheels_Expert on 5 September 2018

The Datsun Go+ is the ideal car for first-time buyer who is upgrading from a two-wheeler, though it is best used as a five plus two seater than as a 7-seater. What it is, is a large five-seater hatchb The Datsun Go+ is the ideal car for first-time buyer who is upgrading from a two-wheeler, though it is best used as a five plus two seater than as a 7-seater. What it is, is a large five-seater hatchback with a great amount of luggage space. If you want to look out of the crowd then we would suggest you to opt for its Remix edition. Otherwise, go for its top-end trim i.e. GO Plus T Option. Also, it solely equipped with manual transmission. ...Read More

• answered by Zigwheels_Expert on 4 September 2018

Datsun GO+ Engine: The GO+ hatchback is available with a 1.2-litre petrol engine, which produces max power of 68PS and max torque of 104Nm with a 5-speed manual transmission. The Datsun Go has a claim Datsun GO+ Engine: The GO+ hatchback is available with a 1.2-litre petrol engine, which produces max power of 68PS and max torque of 104Nm with a 5-speed manual transmission. The Datsun Go has a claimed fuel mileage of 19.44kmpl. Thanks to its healthy power and torque to weight ratios, Go+’s engine feels quite peppy and the throttle is responsive too. The MPV doesn't feel sluggish, although continuous downshifting helps might irritate you a bit. It’s reasonably quick in a dash to 100 kmph and able to easily attain & sustain 120 kpmh. Though we don’t recommend going over that speed. Period. NVH & Insulation is better than Go hatch, but engine as well as wind noise permeate through the cabin easily. Not just motor's gruff note, you can even hear the exhaust as well, which we found very irritating. The suspension is also noisy, accompanied by excessive tyre noise on bad roads. Datsun GO+ features: The GO+ hatchback is equipped with features such as keyless entry system, electric power steering, front power windows, AC with heater, Bluetooth connectivity, rear parking sensor, radio and USB connection, optional driver airbag and mobile docking system. ...Read More

• answered by Zigwheels_Expert on 4 September 2018

The Datsun Go+ is the ideal car for first time buyer who is upgrading from a two wheeler. It is easy to drive, has great visibility and good fuel efficiency. But is it a real seven seater? Not at all. The Datsun Go+ is the ideal car for first time buyer who is upgrading from a two wheeler. It is easy to drive, has great visibility and good fuel efficiency. But is it a real seven seater? Not at all. A five plus two? Maybe. What it is though is a large five-seater hatchback with a great amount of luggage space. And the price at which it will come should make prospective Maruti Suzuki Wagon R and Hyundai i10 buyers something to think about. ...Read More

• answered by Zigwheels_Expert on 4 September 2018