What is the mileage of Maruti Swift?

Considering the swift LXI and Wagon R VXI 1.2, the Wagon r VXI will come with more features. Both shares the same platform and same engine too. Since the wagon r is lighter it will be more peppier to drive. There will be more passenger space inside too as it follows the old tall boy design structure. Since both cars are from the same manufacturer, both are equally good. Swift came from a more premium segment while the wagon r is from the mid class segment. From the version you have pointed out, the wagon r 1.2VXI will be better then the Swift LXI

It depends on factors and how you priorities them. Wagon R has a tall boy design so if you are tall then ingress and egress will be better in wagon R. Creature comforts will be better in comparison to the swift Lxi model. In city riding conditions both cars are good, on highway swift will perform better because of its aerodynamic structure. Overall swift Lxi is a proven brand and model when comparing to the Wagon R 1.2. Engine credential are same for both though swift will be peppier of the two.Hope this helps to make up your mind!

If you are looking for a comfortable car for city commutes and like calm driving, you may opt for automatic transmission version. On the other hand, if you want a better command on the vehicle and want like quick drivng you can opt a manual transmission. We’ve road tested the diesel manual and automatic versions, the manual returned an amazing 19.74kmpl (city) and 27.38kmpl (highway). The AMT nearly matched the efficiency inside the city at 19.27kmpl, but was less efficient on the highway, delivering 22.21kmpl.

Will depend on whether you drive in mostly in bumper to bumper traffic or not. If yes go for AGS, else manual is just fine. Gear shifts are smooth in manual version too.

One of my relatives have purchased it recently. And after driving it for more than 12K kms the car is showing a mileage of 14 to 16 on an average in city. On highways it is easily showing 19 to 20 kmpl. And sometimes it also shows 25kmpl. BTW it is a petrol car.

It is 16 on an avg......suspension is almost stiff like all other maruti cars. The small potholes can easily be felt.....

You can get both versions, however diesel gives more mileage1) As a thumb rule, if you drive more than 50 km per day or more than 15 k, in a year, get a diesel vehicle.2) petrol consumption increases in proportion to the passenger load as well as Air conditioning use, however in diesel vehicles, it does not increase fuel consumption.3) Engine life of 1.3 Multi jet diesel engine is around 10 lakh km, if you service the vehicle every 10 k, without fail.4) Fiat multi jet engine does not require any major maintenance, except for replacement of timing chain, cleaning injectors, EGR valve cleaning & replacement of Turbo & intercooler, after every 1.5 lakh km.

Average is relative to driving conditions and habits.I m getting 28 average from Swift VDI On highway as drive at 75km speed and travel 65km at a stretch but drive ignis daily 1.5 km and get 12kml average.

I was wanting to have a swift zdi manual, but look & model has been changed now, which I don't like. So, I am thinking to exchange my old swift with Ertiga VDI for family & for commercial purposes. Waiting for route permit and for good offers.

It is best to have a swift Dzire and also it is a good car and and has mileage too

Ford Aspire or Freestyle are best in safety, build quality and low maintenance. If you need more features at this price, you may consider Tata Tiago or Tigor which are very safe, good build quality and provide better mileage too

Maruti ignis is the best option for you upto 7lk it's fun to drive car and also returns a decent mileage of 20 kms per litre and it's loaded with lot of features also

If you need comfort performance and mileage go for swift diesel

Swift anytime

If you are going to take your car everyday with you go for diesel.. If you use your car twice are less Go for petrol. Also petrol engine will give you longer life and economy of cost. Go for swift vxi optional.

If you want to use freely and as much as you want then go for diesel. Or petrol if less than 1000 km a month.Vdi or Vxi is fairly good.

The mileage of any vehicle always depends on the riding condition, timely service management, tire pressure management etc. If you follow all these you might get very good mileage from your vehicle. If you don't get the results. we would recommend you to visit the nearby service centre and get it checked by the experts.

It is normal. The mileage will increase when you ride on long stretches and when you get used to the dynamics of the car. Shorter distances are not good for cars because engine doesn't get heated up to the optimum temperature.