Maruti Gypsy

If you need a lighter vehicle with a smaller engine and you have a limited budget then you can buy Maruti Gypsy where if you need a bigger engine with more power and more features then you can go for Mahindra Thar. Maruti Gypsy comes only in petrol whereas Mahindra Thar comes only in diesel. The claimed mileage for the Maruti Gypsy Petrol is 12kmpl and for the Mahindra Thar Diesel is 18.1kmpl. But before the final decisions suggest you take a test drive of both the vehicles to understand the power and comfort better. Read more https://www.zigwheels.com/compare-cars/mahindra-thar-vs-maruti-suzuki-gypsy

Yes, it is available for civilians also. For the availability, we would suggest you walk into the nearest dealership as they will be the better person to assist you because it depends on their stock book.

Here, Thar would be a better pick. The Thar remains one of the last of its kind – simple and tough with a capable 4x4 system. With the CRDe variant getting a more comfortable cabin and new locking differential, the Thar gets creature comforts for those looking for more than a bare bones SUV.If you are the sort of person who puts the ease of off-roading above practicality, features, safety and quality, then the Thar is the best sub Rs 10 lakh option for you. In other words, the Thar cannot pass as the sole family vehicle and can only be considered as a second or a third vehicle in the garage to utilise its specific deliverables.

Maruti Gypsy featured a fuel tank of 40 litres which may not be increased. Moreover, we'd suggest you to connect with the nearest authorized service centre for more details: Maruti Car Showrooms

No, Sir. there is no diesel variant in Maruti Gypsy king

It all depends on one's liking. Like a royal Enfield man is always with Royal Enfield though there are better bikes then Royal Enfield. IIIly gypsy is powerful all terrain vehicle with no comforts you have to be an old car man to like one. It gives bumpy rides, slow acceleration lesser top speed and unstable at higher speeds in terms of negotiating a curve. One cannot have sharp turns at high speeds in gypsy. You really have to feel the coarse Ness and should have affinity to harsher side of life to enjoy driving a gypsy. I will summrise by saying that a difference between a all terrain vehicle and s luxury car is like a difference between a royal and a country woman. One is all so delicate and another is weather beaten and ready to take harsh roads.