What is the mileage of Honda City?

Depends on your running, as the difference between both the fuel as decreased to single digit now, it means more running to recover the premium paid initially. and in case in city like Delhi, where diesel engine life is shortened to 10years it means low on resale or for good resale you have to look out of the city.Rest diesel is more fuel efficient but at the same time cost little more than petrol maintenance.

If your run is less than 30kms per day then go for petrol otherwise diesel. In petrol honda and maruti both are good, have low maintenance and have good mileage.

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

The V and Vx variant would probably be a good decision

I get 14 ... This is consistently for 3 years over 50k kms.. always in Eco mode. I am a careful driver with very light right leg. For normal usage maybe 12. It could get into single digits very quickly if you have a heavy right foot behavior

To the best of my knowledge it returns 17-18 and if you care for mileage you should be good in driving .. thats it

15.8 kmpl for long drives with my automatic end-to-end .In between where there is continuous stretch of good road I even got 18 kmpl. Mine was a 2013 model and a non-CVT. In CVT models launched in 2014,you can get better mileage.

Long drives : uninterpreted mostly through highways , i'm getting mileage of 19-20 and city rides : my mileage drops to 12kmpl . Car Model: Honda City V-MT Petrol

Honda City is 4cyl ivtec petrol engine, I am using 2011 Honda City petrol v model cvt automatic. Superb car as automatic average in city around 10-12, while on highways 16-18, overall around 14

The mileage in city drive is approx 10Km/ltr whereas on highways you can get between 15-17 Km/ ltr. It has four cylinders.

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Not sure about Skoda but Honda City has decent service cost, mileage shall be in high 15's and it is very comfortable.

Absolutely good, better and best. Recently, I drove my car from Delhi to Visakhapatnam. Though my car is 2005 model, there were no issues at all and it was silky smooth at 80000 KM on the odo. At one point, it returned 22 KM per litre. I thought I might have wrongly calculated or there must be some difference in filling of petrol used for calculation of average consumption. But, throughout the trip it has constantly returned not less than 18.

It's a very comfortable car. I'll call it super car. the only issue I have is it's low ground clearance. mileage on highways I get is 20 - 22 which I feel is too good. I believe new cars have better ground clearance.

Take a Hyundai verna top Model... It's give you better comfort. Sporty and stylish look. And also look premium. And 40-45 k. M. Is good enough for drive a verna.

Turbo charged engine in verna is super exciting..city is undoubtedly a thumbs up car