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  • Q. I want good mileage with low budget, which variant is best in these terms - City?

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    MadhusudhanababuKunja
    MadhusudhanababuKunja | 5 years ago

    You can go for lower end models other than ivtec engine because ivtec is costly and powerful but may use more fuel because powerful. so other than ivtec and the lower end model

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    Manish
    Manish | 3 years ago

    Both MT and CVT are good for mileage if you drive smoothly upto 120kmph.

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    Himanshu
    Himanshu | 5 years ago

    The V and Vx variant would probably be a good decision

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