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Models | Ex-showroom Price |
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Honda City | Rs. 11.57 - 15.52 Lakh |
Honda Amaze | Rs. 6.62 - 11.50 Lakh |
Honda WR-V | Rs. 9.10 - 12.31 Lakh |
Honda Jazz | Rs. 8.01 - 10.32 Lakh |
Honda City 4th Generation | Rs. 9.49 - 9.99 Lakh |
Honda City Hybrid | Rs. 19.89 Lakh |
Honda Cars made its debut in India in 1995 with models like the City and the Accord. The Honda City continues to be the strongest product in Honda’s India lineup followed by models like the Amaze and the Civic. In the SUV space, Honda offers the 7-seater CR-V as well as smaller SUVs like the Jazz-based WR-V and the BR-V. Discontinued Honda models in India include the Brio and Mobilio. While Honda used to sell petrol-only models in India for the first 15 years, the carmaker began selling diesel cars in 2013 with the first product being the Amaze. Honda is known for its engines and is often remarked as the best engine manufacturer in the world. Like other Japanese carmakers, Honda is also a name that stands for stellar reliability. The diesel engines go by the name i-DTEC while the petrol engines are called i-VTEC. If there’s one thing that’s missing from Honda India’s portfolio, that’ll be some fun-to-drive cars. Honda, in India has a different image which represents no-nonsense cars that are dependable and get the job done, unlike in other markets where they also stand for fun.
Buttery smooth in the city.Taught suspension good for cornering.But transmits all the rough edges of the road into the cabin.Strong rubberband effect during quick overtaking.But a great family companion!.
I am the owner of amaze since 2021 the car is very smooth and comfortable i love the honda petrol engines they are so silent even at 3000 rpm loved it.
This is a good car with great safety features, returns good mileage and the transmission is perfect. The AC is good and also features great infotainment.
Superb driving experience with level2a adas.Excellent unbeatable mileage in the city drive of 22.4.The use of b mode, The hill hold all add to the great driving experience.
Excellent interiors and accidents free.On time services.
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The Honda WR-V’s suspension setup is also softly sprung. It sails over minor potholes, slightly disjointed patches, and small sharp bumps with aplomb but shows it a bigger stretch of bad road, and things get a bit difficult for the little Honda. Its steering feels direct and is light in the city while weighing up nicely at higher speeds. That is a plus when driving for long durations. Moreover, we would suggest you take a test drive before making the final decision. Follow the link and select your desired city for dealership details.
No. It does not feature 360 degree camera.
Both the cars are good in their own forte. The Tata Nexon, with the facelift, has become an even stronger contender. With the revised looks, more powerful engine, and added features, it surely needs to be on the top of your consideration list. On the other hand, the 2020 City improves significantly on all its faults and some of its strengths too. It does skimp out on some wow features and is still one of the priciest options in the segment. But it continues to be a well-balanced sedan and a chauffeur-driven owner's delight. Moreover, we would suggest you to take a test drive before making the final decision. Follow the link and select your city accordingly for dealership details.
But in general, extended warranties cover the critical mechanical parts of your vehicle, including the engine, transmission, axles, and gaskets
The cheapest Honda car in India is Amaze, which is priced at Rs. 6.62 Lakh.
The popular cars offered by Honda in this segment are Honda Amaze, Honda WR-V and Honda Jazz
Honda cars in India comes in the price range of Rs. 6.62 Lakh to Rs. 19.89 Lakh.
Yes, Honda does offer diesel models. You can check Honda diesel car models in India.