Maruti Suzuki Cars

All the three are good cars. Take a test drive of all the three cars to decide which suits your needs All the three are good cars. Take a test drive of all the three cars to decide which suits your needs

• answered by SenthilKumarka on 16 November 2018

Swift Swift

• answered by Shyju_M_Joseph_joseph on 16 November 2018

Swift automatic is good. But Baleno will prove as a best buy! Swift automatic is good. But Baleno will prove as a best buy!

• answered by Naveen_Goud on 16 November 2018

Alpha is best ...go for it Alpha is best ...go for it

• answered by Arvind_Sharma_5 on 16 November 2018

Baleno is a premium offering by Maruti Suzuki. While it looks very attractive on paper, we met the car in the flesh to find out more. Baleno offers good fit and finish compared to any other car in the Baleno is a premium offering by Maruti Suzuki. While it looks very attractive on paper, we met the car in the flesh to find out more. Baleno offers good fit and finish compared to any other car in the Maruti portfolio. The car looks beautiful from the outside and isn’t too bad on the inside either. While the diesel may seem underpowered, it makes up with a lightweight body and splendid fuel economy. Something that Maruti has always been synonymous with. In terms of performance, it falls in the middle of the segment and the car is easy to drive in city conditions. One of the biggest advantages of having the Baleno over the completion is the access to Maruti’s unmatched after sales and service network. The Baleno is a step up from the Swift in terms of what it offers. It’s perfect for someone who is looking for something more than the Swift and at the same time wants to retain the peace of mind of owning a Maruti Suzuki. ...Read More

• answered by Zigwheels_Expert on 16 November 2018

In AGS, the gears shifts according the sets of range of RPMs. Whereas, CVT (Continuous variable transmission) is progressive and more smooth. The automatic or Baleno CVT is impressively quick off the In AGS, the gears shifts according the sets of range of RPMs. Whereas, CVT (Continuous variable transmission) is progressive and more smooth. The automatic or Baleno CVT is impressively quick off the line and cut out for city use, but runs out of steam on open roads. The other issue with the automatic Baleno is that, while overtaking, the engine is continuously close to the redline and the ensuing strain can be heard even inside the car. On the other hand, driving the Dzire diesel AMT in the city is a smooth affair and the creep function further adds to the convenience in stop and go conditions. But out on open roads, the ‘head-nodding’ that’s usually associated with AMT gearboxes rears its annoying head when you upshift around the 2000rpm mark. Looking to overtake? You may need to plan your move in advance by slamming the accelerator or slowing down to downshift prior to making that pass. The easier option we feel is to just switch to manual mode but that would mean keeping your left arm occupied. Moreover, we would suggest you to take a test drive in order to clear your all doubts. Click on the given link to get your nearest dealership details: https://www.zigwheels.com/dealers ...Read More

• answered by Zigwheels_Expert on 16 November 2018