Hyundai Tucson

The selected cars fall under different segments. Hyundai Tucson is a compact SUV and Honda Civic is a sedan. The Tucson has a high strength steel-intensive monocoque structure and dynamically. The ride quality is pliant and there isn’t much vertical bobbing either. Bad roads and potholes are dealt with effortlessly. Even though it rides on large 18-inch wheels, the large sidewalls keep things civil and it’s planted even at high speeds. The handling’s quite predictable too and it doesn’t feel top heavy. Tucson is a good upgrade, a well-packaged alternative and comes backed by Hyundai’s brand reputation. It’s doesn’t excel at anything in particular, but it’s the best all-rounder in a segment that’s almost inexistent. Not only is it something you can safely buy, but something you can certainly recommend too. On the other hand, So, the Civic makes a comeback and despite its imperfectness, reinforces the need for sedans in a world of SUVs. The “completeness” quotient of the Civic isn’t significantly higher than before, but its appeal factor is significant. It may neither be practical nor the most feature-loaded. But the design makes you swoon, the interiors feel special and built-to-last, and you've got the peace of mind associated with Honda's famed reliability too. Honda's Civic knows how to make you want it. Moreover, as per your driving limit, petrol car would be a wise decision to go with.Do take the test drive of the cars in order to clear all your doubts.

That would depend on your preference of the price segment as Tata Hexa falls in the price range of Rs.13.26 - 18.63 Lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi) whereas, Hyundai Tucson is priced in the bracket of Rs.18.76 - 26.97 Lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi). Tata Hexa is powered by a 2.2-litre VARICOR diesel engine that makes a maximum power of 156PS and Hyundai Tucson has a 2.0-litre diesel mill that puts out 185PS of maximum power. Tata Hexa is a comfortable 7-seater SUV whereas, Hyundai Tucson is a premium 5-seater SUV. Moreover, we'd recommend taking a test drive of the car for a better insight into the performance, comfort and compatibility. Follow the link for dealership details: New Car Showrooms

Mahindra XUV500 G AT(Petrol) variant comes with an engine putting out 140bhp and 320Nm of max power and max torque respectively. The gasoline motor comes mated to 6 Speed Automatic transmission which is quite a joy to use. Mahindra claims an average of 13.9 kmpl for this base G AT variant. Hyundai Tucson petrol variants come with an engine putting out 152.88bhp and 192Nm of max power and max torque respectively. The gasoline motor comes mated to 6 Speed Automatic as well as manual transmission. If you often go for off-roading, generally require 3rd row seats and want an Automatic SUV then you can go for Mahindra XUV500 G AT(Petrol). On the other hand, it 5-seater car is sufficient for you, then Hyundai Tucson petrol would be a better pick it is equipped with better feature list. Click on the given link and select the variants accordingly to compare: https://www.zigwheels.com/compare-cars/hyundai-tucson-vs-mahindra-xuv-500

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