It is learnt that Aspires new 1200 cc petrol dragon engine gives good mileage. Could you tell me how much it gives in city as well as on highways. Please put your expert advise to select one between Aspire and Amaze petrol MT with specific reasons and oblige please. Also give the authentic crash test rating of both the cars.

Q. It is learnt that Aspire's new 1200 cc petrol dragon engine gives good mileage. Could you tell me how much it gives in city as well as on highways. Please put your expert advise to select one between Aspire and Amaze petrol MT with specific reasons and oblige please. Also give the authentic crash test rating of both the cars.
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S | 7 years ago

I own a Aspire , Titanium variant in Petrol variant . Till now , the experience has been fantastic...mileage has been around 13-14 kmpl in a bumper to bumper traffic with AC on. And I have been on 2 highway trips in which the car gave an impressive 17-18 kmpl ....the Ac is the best and the most powerful in its segment. Space is sufficient for a typical 4-5members of a family. The engine is the most powerful and a happy revving one. It may not be as quite as Amaze but the NVH levels and vibrations are very well controlled. Both are amazing cars but my suggestion would be always FORD ASPIRE .... most importantly FORD car are now easier to maintain even than a swift or Grandi10 . Honda is not so easy for everyone. Choice is yours....

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Chandra | 6 years ago

@ S | I own a Aspire , Titanium variant in Petrol variant . Till now , the experience has been fantastic...mileage has been around 13-14 kmpl in a bumper to bumper traffic with AC on. And I have been on 2 highway trips in which the car gave an impressive 17-18 kmpl ....the Ac is the best and the most powerful in its segment. Space is sufficient for a typical 4-5members of a family. The engine is the most powerful and a happy revving one. It may not be as quite as Amaze but the NVH levels and vibrations are very well controlled. Both are amazing cars but my suggestion would be always FORD ASPIRE .... most importantly FORD car are now easier to maintain even than a swift or Grandi10 . Honda is not so easy for everyone. Choice is yours....

Thank you sir for your good experience information shared

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