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  Honda Amaze

  Rs. 5.88 lakh Onwards

  • 1498 cc
  • 27.4 kmpl
  • Petrol/Diesel
  • Automatic
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  Honda City

  Rs. 9.72 lakh Onwards

  • 1498 cc
  • 25.6 kmpl
  • Petrol/Diesel
  • Automatic
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  Honda Civic

  Rs. 17.72 lakh Onwards

  • 1799 cc
  • 16.5 kmpl
  • Diesel/Petrol
  • Automatic
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  Honda WRV

  Rs. 7.84 lakh Onwards

  • 1199 cc
  • 17.5 kmpl
  • Petrol/Diesel
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  Honda BRV

  Rs. 9.51 lakh Onwards

  • 1498 cc
  • 21.9 kmpl
  • Petrol/Diesel
  • Automatic
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  Honda Jazz

  Rs. 7.42 lakh Onwards

  • 1498 cc
  • 27.3 kmpl
  • Petrol/Diesel
  • Automatic
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  Honda Brio

  Rs. 4.73 lakh Onwards

  • 1198 cc
  • 18.5 kmpl
  • Petrol
  • Automatic
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  Honda Accord

  Rs. 43.21 lakh Onwards

  • 1993 cc
  • 23.1 kmpl
  • Petrol
  • Automatic
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  Honda CR-V

  Rs. 28.27 lakh Onwards

  • 1597 cc
  • 19.5 kmpl
  • Petrol/Diesel
  • Automatic

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• Honda BRV question
  Q. Which is the best and cones in as first Honda BRV, Ford EcoSport, Mahindra Marazzo or Tata Nexon. Please advise me about variants as a petrol or diesel?
  Saurabh | 30 minutes ago Comparing Honda BR-V and Mahindra Marazzo with Ford EcoSport and Tata Nexon is an inappropriate comparison. One prime reason being former two as seven seaters where as latters are five seaters. Between, BR-V and Marazzo, BR-V offers more sedan-like comfort, while ground clearance and handling of an SUV. Marazzo on other hand is more MPV and has bigger space. But BR-V scores big on its efficient price point with available features and functions. I'm a BR-V owner for past three years and my satisfaction score is 5/5. I chose BR-V over Scorpio, XUV500 and last generation Innova. BR-Vs one great feature (if you are a petrol head) is availability of CVT with paddle shifters. On the other hand in five seaters, Nexon wins big time because of its modern design, 5 star safety score on Global NCAP and its features when compared to EcoSport. Nexon is the only car India with such a safety score. Features wise too Nexon carries a load of them and are quite competitive with facelifted EcoSport launched recently. On the fuel efficiency as well, Nexon is reportedly better off when weighed along side EcoSport. ...Read More 0 Reply
  Zigwheels | 2 days ago If you are looking for a car with a seating capacity of 7 persons then you can opt between Mahindra Marazzo and Honda BR-V. To check which is the best MUV on the offer Among Tata Nexon and Ford Ecosport, if you want a car with the good build quality, good music system, and best in segment 209 mm ground clearance, then you can opt for the Nexon, whereas, if you want a fun to drive car with ease of driving in the city then, Ecosport is a good option. click here for more information. As for the fuel type, if your daily running is above then 50 km then you can opt for the diesel engine or vice versa. ...Read More 0 Reply
• Honda BRV question
  Q. I have plan to buy seven seater car in 12 lakh budget. Which one is better Honda BRV or Ertiga,( economically, laxurious, comfortability)
  Saurabh | 41 minutes ago There is no reason for Ertiga to be compared with Honda BR-V. Honda BR-V scores much higher than Ertiga on all aspects like safety, comfort, space, fuel efficiency and reliability. I have driven Ertiga for 10 days at length in Kerala and have been owning a BR-V for past three years and my experience remains extremely positive for BR-V.BR-V offers great space (you can keep two medium baggage strollers along with a couple of bags even with their row seats open. The seating is quite comfortable, and roof mounted rear AC helps in cooling off the rear passengers easily. There is no body roll (like a high roof SUV e.g. Scorpio, Fortuner etc) on highways or hill roads and comfort matches any midsize sedan like City, Verna or Vento. Fuel efficiency for Diesel (one I'm having) is very satisfactory with 16-18 kmpl in city and 20+ on highway. ...Read More 0 Reply
  Israr | 4 days ago For your budget you can't afford brv's top trim which have more features but under 12 lacs you might get a perfect variant in ertiga and ertiga is comfortable, economical and looks good as well and has more space than brv only thing brv has better than ertiga is the engines other than that ertiga is a better family car ...Read More 0 Reply
• Hyundai Elite i20 question
  Q. I'm planning to buy an i20 asta 2018. Amaze 2018 and Dzire 2018 offer sedan experience in the same price range with minor difference in features. Why should I choose a hatchback over a compact sedan??
  Vinay | 1 day ago 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 ofcar & 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...even you can check hyundai venue also ...Read More 3 Reply
  Nishant | 10 months ago Sometimes sedan look cant give sedan experience. Go for i20 asta. It is best among three. 1 Reply
• Honda Amaze question
  Q. I got to know that there is a lot of manufacturing issues like reverse, pickup, acceleration and steering with Amaze 2018. Is it correct? How is your experience with this vehicle? I'm planning to buy Amaze petrol CVT. Please suggest.
  KANNA | 2 days ago Ride-comfort is premium level. CVT is making driving a pleasure.. space for such segment is really good.. both city and long drives will make you feel good... very low maintenance cost even competitive one... milage honestly on hard city drives 12 to 13 kms per litre consistently.. its a real sedan feel to have this car... if your budget is 8.5 to 9.5, its best choice... And if any shortage is insisted to be expressed... hmmmm... we can say, when overtaking another vehicles unexpectedly, the immediate surge in power of engine won't be that much as of a gear car.... but it can be compromised in favour of all other good factors... ...Read More 0 Reply
  kesiraju | 10 months ago Just Trust honda and amaze.Honda Amaze is a top spelling in Compact sedans after Dzire. But New amaze is big in content , size, features. Etc in the segment now. Honda promise infalliabile.Honda amaze has excellent ride comfort on road.CVT makes it a further popular choice.hastle free. In diesel segment most people are opting CVT . Honda worked on NVH levels also.it is the best in the segment now.Please go and have a test ride It is The incredible in sub 4 M sedans ...Read More 0 Reply
  Sai | 10 months ago Drove it for about 1500+ kms in a month and haven't faced any issues mentioned above. It drives fabulous in its segment considering seating comfort, engine response and NVH levels. I would suggest you to take a test drive and come to a conclusion. ...Read More 0 Reply
  Kirubaharan | 2 weeks ago Go for Honda Amaze diesel. Awesome pickup with good mileage 0 Reply
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• Honda Amaze question
  Q. I am confused between Amaze S MT and Dzire VXi. My monthly driving is around 1000 km with mix of 50 %-Highway and 50%-City. I like the look of Amaze and overall features but I guess Dzire scores in mileage and pickup, I am hearing mixed reviews of Amaze and for Dzire everyone is saying only good thi ngs, ...Read More
  Zigwheels | 2 days ago The Honda Amaze and Maruti Dzire are two competitive compact sedans in the segment. As the Honda launched the facelifted Honda Amaze, it turned the tables as the car was a piece of beauty. The Honda Amaze has been powered by a refined engine, great comfort, better features, and amazing suspension setup to engulf the potholes with ease. The Dzire, on the other hand, has great mileage, aggressive dynamics, addictive interior, and a very pleasant stance. Moreover, we would recommend you to visit the nearest dealership and take a test drive of all the cars so that you may get acquainted with the comfort, ride quality and performance of the cars. ...Read More 0 Reply
• Honda WRV question
  Q. I have 3 choice Baleno, Tata Nexon and Honda WRV, which should I buy?
  Zigwheels | 3 days ago If you are looking for a car with more of the usage in the city with a decent amount of cabin space and comfort, you may go for the Maruti Baleno. The Tata Nexon and Honda WRV are preferred by those who are looking for a car with decent about of ground clearance. The Tata Nexon is one of the safest SUV out there with a great amount of ground clearance. The car scored 5 stars in the Global NCAP crash test which truly justifies its capabilities with the great build quality. The Honda WRV is another great option in terms of utility with a great performance engine and amazing features offered in a good price range. Moreover, we would recommend you to take a test drive at the nearest dealership of all the cars so that you may get acquited with drive quality, comfort, and compatibility of the cars. ...Read More 1 Reply

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Honda Civic petrol and diesel: Road Test Review

Could spending some more time with the new 2019 Honda Civic help us make sense of the perplexing diesel manual and petrol automatic drivetrain options?

June 10, 2019  By Team ZigWheels

Honda Civic vs Skoda Octavia: Petrol AT Comparison Review

A car that’s at the end of its life cycle battles a rival that’s only just been launched in India after its global facelift. The winner should be obvious.

May 17, 2019  By Tushar Kamath

2019 Honda Civic: First Drive Review

Honda’s iconic Civic sedan is back after a break. Does it still have the magic to make you stop thinking rationally?

February 15, 2019  By Team ZigWheels

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Honda Cars News Updates

Honda Amaze Ace Edition Launched; Looks Sporty

Launched to celebrate the 1 lakh sales milestone of the current-gen Amaze
The Amaze Ace Edition is based on the top-spec VX variant. It gets black alloy wheels, a boot lip spoiler and door visors. Special edition sub-4 metre sedan gets ‘Ace Edition’ seat covers. Powered by 1.2-litre petrol and 1.5-litre diesel engine options. Priced between Rs 7.89 lakh and Rs 9.72 lakh (ex-showroom). Rivals the likes of the Ford Aspire, Tata Tigor and Maruti Suzuki Dzire. Honda has launched...read more »

June 17, 2019  By Team ZigWheels

Honda’s New Electric Hatchback To Get A 200km Range!

Based on the new e platform, the electric hatchback chassis will be optimised for compact future EV models from Honda’s lineup

June 14, 2019  By Team ZigWheels

2020 Honda City Spied For The First Time

The new Honda sedan is expected to reach Indian shores by early next year

June 13, 2019  By Team ZigWheels

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Discontinued Honda Cars

• Honda Mobilio

  Rs. 7.18 lakh

  Discontinued : Jun 2017