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Q. I have booked Honda City diesel. But many of them suggesting to move petrol. I want advise. I drive more distance per week approx 200-300kms.
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Nabil | 7 years ago2 ReplyHi I'm a Honda city petrol user . Honda is famous and best in producing one of the best petrol engines in the world. if ur looking for diesal then best option for u is Toyota coz they have best diesal engines.my advice is Don't go for hondaz diesal engines coz I have test driven it ,Honda petrol engine is very smooth powerful.I'm using 2001 model Honda city petrol which is still running smooth nd gives great milage low cost maintaince also it's so smooth nd comfortable to drive. it's been 18 yers nd if Honda gave me an engine which is so good 18 yers back I wonder how advance nd perfect would the new Honda city would be.also I'm a great fan of Honda only for it's incredible petrol engines.also I test drove both Honda city petrol and desialI didn't like the diesal engine of Honda.but the new petrol engine has no words it's out of the world man.I'm also a fan of Toyotas diesal enginesgo for Toyota if ur looking for diesalcoz Toyota has the best diesal engine with low cost maintaince and one of my friend who owns an airport taxi old etios sedan 460000/-km run still in very good condition nd engine is smooth as new.
Hitendra | 6 years ago1 ReplyI Wl suggests better go for Petrol Version.Readons : Less than 1000Kms Running per Month. Prices of Diesel are not very Less , compared to Petrol. Initially you wl End up Paying 1 Lakh Rupees More. Maintenance Bills are Higher than Petrol. Particularly Cabin Noise is More in Diesel Version .in Honda City compared to other Equivalent Brands. Average wl be just 3/4 Kms More with AC . My average Running is also same as yours.Why to pay 1 lakh more and to Listen Noise . My Thinking is when one can Afford to Pay 10Lakhs PLUS + , FORGET KITNA DETI HAI ??? HONDA CITY IS A STATUS SYMBOL CAR. GO FOR PETROL. Or Go for MARUTI CIAZ TO SAVE MONEY. This is my Opinion. Rest you Decide.
Walter | 7 years ago1 ReplyHonda has been known for its Petrol version cars. but nevertheless Honda Diesel is also not a bad engine. if your travel is 200-300 kms in a week then Diesel is the best option for you as it will prove cost effective. Honda Automatic has been built to give better mileage than the Manual counterparts. I own a Honda City Automatic. In city it gives me around 10-12kms with AC ON all the time. on highways it gives me around 14-16kms despite of me paddling it hard and with speeds of 90-120 kms on highways. Keep your car serviced on time and it will give its best outcome.
Conductor | 7 years ago0 ReplyDear , diesel version will perfect for u as u travel more then 200 km per day . Its mileage is 25 + in diesel and seat are more comfortable as compared to Verna baleno and ciaz , it's my personal experience , and it's all myths about maintenance of Honda City that its maintenance is costly and one main important thing is u will not tired in Honda City for continued driving up to 200 to 400 km per day . Bcs it's very comfortable
Ayshwerram | 7 years ago0 ReplyI drive 80-90 kms a day. Mine is petron Automatic i get around 12 approx. my other car is jazz diesel manual(same engine) and it gives me around 18. If you don't mind spending few bucks extra for comfort go for Automatic it is easily the best in the market.weird fact sport mode manual gives better mileage
Steve | 7 years ago0 ReplySince the car returns a mileage of 14-15 in normal driving conditions, it won't be much of an issue. I myself cover a distance of 300+kms weekly, and am not facing much of an issue. Honda's petrol engines are butter smooth and super reliable. So my suggestion is that you should go for the petrol.
Pawan | 7 years ago0 ReplyIf you drive more then can go for diesel it gives around 18- 20kmpl in my city chandigarh and petrol gives me 14-16 with AC running at 24 degrees and highway petrol is 19-20 kmpl with AC is 24 degrees its upto u to choose and service cost of petrol which shocked me in 4th service was 3600
Kinan | 7 years ago0 ReplyIt's obvious that diesel cars generate a lot of toxic gases and stuff..BTW if u travel in the city for 200-300 km I would suggest you to go for diesel and if it highway that you travel petrol cars are as affective as diesel cars while compared to mileage on the highway.
Kumar | 7 years ago0 ReplyPetrol honda city is smoother and comfortable to drive, with less engine noise. Coastwise both petrol and diesel will almost be similar as you would spend more at the diesel vehicle cost and the fuel type difference is hardly 4 rupees.
Arulanandan | 7 years ago0 ReplySince India is moving towards BS6, it is better to go for petrol rather than diesel. Since you say you travel a lot, Maintenance of petrol is cheaper than the diesel engine option
HrishikeshPardhe | 7 years ago1 ReplyAccording to your drive I think you should go for the diesel engine because you need more mileage. Petrol is for people who's drive in not as much as yours.
Teja | 6 years ago0 ReplyAs you go long diesel is better in terms of mileage and performance but petrol gives you more mileage on highways, i mean iam talking about automatic transmission
Aakash | 6 years ago0 ReplyDiesel is far better if you drive daily but if you are not going to take your car for a long time and you drive only out station then go with petrol
Hitesh | 6 years ago0 ReplyMy opinion please stick to your decision Honda city diesel as you are traveling a reasonable distance. it would be cost effective
Jyoti | 6 years ago0 ReplyPetrol is anytime better than diesel , more over one should think for diesel engine only if their monthly running is 3000 km +
Shivam Airi | 6 years ago0 ReplyDiesel in honda city is not as much enjoyable as the petrol version. since your driving is less. go for petrol and have fun
Vikas | 6 years ago0 ReplyIf you are using as daily driver then diesel is perfect but till now I suggest you because of the maintenance
Anup | 6 years ago0 Reply200-300 week is not enough for diesel vehicle..if you drive more than 80 kms a day diesel is feasible or go for petrol. flat.
Visharad | 6 years ago0 ReplyHonda is possibly best in petrol, but in diesel I think verna has a winning edge. Compare both the cars
Digil | 6 years ago0 ReplyIf You are using for long distance travelling the Diesel would me better....
Abhishek | 7 years ago0 ReplyI also suggest petrol, petrol engine is the flagship product of honda.
ManishWhatsapp | 6 years ago0 ReplySimply go with the petrol gem which is silently power packed reliable.
Carl | 6 years ago0 ReplyDiesel is good if atall you drive daily
Abhiraj | 6 years ago0 ReplyDiesel is good for your requirement
Ranjan | 6 years ago0 ReplyI guess both are OK
Deepak | 6 years ago0 ReplyGo for petrol
Deepak | 6 years ago0 ReplyPetrol
Shubhankar | 7 years ago1 ReplyPetrol will be better
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