Tata Cars

If you are traveling less than 50-60km a day, opt for a petrol car instead of a diesel. With the extra Rs 1-1.50 lakh spent on a diesel purchase, you can actually drive a similar petrol car for as man If you are traveling less than 50-60km a day, opt for a petrol car instead of a diesel. With the extra Rs 1-1.50 lakh spent on a diesel purchase, you can actually drive a similar petrol car for as many as two years! So, do your math carefully. A diesel usually makes sense if you are driving above 60/70km a day. Coming to another query, we would suggest you to opt for its XZA+ trim as for all the buyers looking for an automatic Nexon, this is the variant to go for. In XZA+ variant, the Nexon AMT gives you hassle-free driving experience in city traffic and even out on the highways. Moreover, the creep function is a real boon in bumper-to-bumper traffic as you don’t have to push the accelerator every time the car in front of you moves a bit ahead. However, the AMT incurs a cost of Rs 60,000 and Rs 70,000 over its petrol and diesel manual counterparts. But the additional cost also gives you the wearable activity key – no worries of carrying the key fob anymore. Click on the link to know more about it: https://www.zigwheels.com/newcars/Tata/Nexon/1.2-revotron-xza-plus ...Read More

• answered by Zigwheels_Expert , 9 hours ago

The front legroom of Tata Nexon is 1050mm whereas, for Honda City these figures stands between 980-1200mm (min-max). You will find negligible difference between these two though depending upon the sit The front legroom of Tata Nexon is 1050mm whereas, for Honda City these figures stands between 980-1200mm (min-max). You will find negligible difference between these two though depending upon the sitting arrangement of cars. ...Read More

• answered by Zigwheels_Expert , 10 hours ago

Yes you can go for Tigor. Yes you can go for Tigor.

• answered by amit_srivastva on 17 September 2018

Tigor is best in its segement. Tigor is best in its segement.

• answered by Sankalp_Sharma , 7 hours ago

As far as i know, tata Company claims that they have tested this vehicle for 6 lakh kilometers.. Cumulatively...So i think hexa is reliable. As far as i know, tata Company claims that they have tested this vehicle for 6 lakh kilometers.. Cumulatively...So i think hexa is reliable.

• answered by Murali_Krishnan_2 on 17 September 2018

I own a xta for the past few months.. I feel its a beast of a machine.. Amazing road presence.. Strong built.. Service... As of now.. I'm happy... Resale... A question mark.. But tata is slowly improv I own a xta for the past few months.. I feel its a beast of a machine.. Amazing road presence.. Strong built.. Service... As of now.. I'm happy... Resale... A question mark.. But tata is slowly improving their reputation.. ...Read More

• answered by Murali_Krishnan_2 on 17 September 2018