Q. I am stuck between two options Sonet GTX+ Diesel AT and Creta SX Diesel Manual. The only concern I am now left out is which one has a suspension that's decent enough for bumpy roads and has a good stability on high speeds. All other requirements sorted out.

Both Hyundai Creta and Kia Sonet offer brilliant ride quality. However, if you'll be driving more in heavy city traffic then we suggest you to opt for Automatic Transmission which are easier to use and more comfortable for the driver, while Manual Transmission vehicles are less expensive more involved & are more fun to drive on highways. Every one of us knows that traffic is becoming an ever increasing pain. It does not matter how quick your manual gearbox responds or how reliable it is when you get stuck in a huge traffic jam and suffer excruciating pain in your left leg constantly depressing the clutch. Moreover, Creta has a more sophisticated feeling to it now and the ride is more comfortable and polished than before. In the city, over speed breakers and bigger bumps, the suspension soaks up the impacts in a quiet and unflustered fashion. Whereas, the Sonet is enjoyable on twisty roads. It goes where you want it to with confidence, and doesn’t let the slight body roll get in the way of having some fun. Moreover, we would suggest you to take a test drive for a better understanding of performance and comfort. Click on the link and select your desired city for dealership details.Read More: - Hyundai Creta 2020: First Drive Review - Kia Sonet Driven: More Than Just A Great Brochure?

Sonet has worst suspension setup, Creta would be better