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  • Tata Nexon question
    Q. I want to buy a car which can atleast last for 7 years with 3000 km drive per year I have two options Nexon petrol or the upcoming Brezza petrol please suggest.
    Zigwheels | 1 day ago

    Since it is not confirmed yet as which petrol engine will be powering the upcoming Maruti Vitara Brezza, it would be unfair to give any sorts of the verdict. As for the Tata Nexon, the 3-cylinder 1.2-litre turbocharged petrol engine is good enough for 110PS of max power. If you are willing to buy the petrol powered Nexon, we'd recommend choosing the AMT over the manual transmission as it is more hassle-free to work with. For more information, please follow: - Petrol Vitara Brezza Incoming: Launch Slated For August - Tata Nexon Updated With New Features - Tata Nexon Petrol AMT & Diesel AMT Review: 5 Things To Know

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    Sanjay | 20 hours ago

    Stay away from tata cars. repenting buying a nexon. serious software and hardware issues which the company is ignoring.

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  • Hyundai Creta question
    Q. Which is best buy out of Creta 1.6 SX diesel and Harrier XM. My avg run per day is 125kms.
    Zigwheels | 1 day ago

    The Tata Harrier, which was launched recently, gets an aggressive price tag of Rs 12.69 lakh. This puts it up against a lot of SUVs that are priced above and below it. And one such car is the best-selling compact SUV in the country, the Hyundai Creta. A quick comparison of the two SUVs would suggest that the Harrier is the better SUV of the two thanks to its size and the features it packs. The Creta can be had in a host of powertrain configurations. Its petrol and diesel engine options can be had with a manual and automatic transmission whereas the Harrier is available with a single diesel engine that is only available with a manual transmission, at least for now. So, if your driving is more on the highway and require more feature and comfort then Harrier will be the best option and if city riding with smoothness while driving in traffic region the Creta will be the best option.

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  • Tata Nexon question
    Q. I drive Indica Vista petrol for almost 10 years now with 1.80 lacs KM's. I love the car because of its ride quality, ample space, ruggedness, tough built, etc. But time has come to change it now. Which similar Car or SUV like vehicle I should go for? Considering EBD, ABS, safety, look, VFM, toughness, etc?
    Zigwheels | 2 days ago

    There are ample of options available i.e. Tata Tiago, Hyundai Santro, Renault Kwid, Maruti Wagon R, etc.Click on the given link to explore all options: http://bit.ly/2XB2dsxPurchasing a new car would depend on a lot of factors like segment or brand preference, transmission, fuel type, specific feature requirement, buying purpose, etc. Hence, we request you to share your inputs so that we can assist you in the right direction. Moreover, we would suggest you take the test drive of the vehicles so that you can understand the difference between Tata Indica and these options which will help you to make a final decision for your purchase.

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    Sanjay | 20 hours ago

    Stay away from tata cars. repenting buying a nexon. serious software and hardware issues which the company is ignoring.

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