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Mahindra Verito Vibe: Competition Check
- Published June 12, 2013
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Honda Amaze: Honda’s first ever diesel and entry level sedan, the Amaze caused a big furor when it arrived and rightfully so. It featured a very high tech diesel engine which not only boasted exceptional performance but also some phenomenal fuel efficiency figures. While the interiors bordered on the ordinary, space in the Amaze is extraordinary.
The Verito Vibe (Read : Mahindra Verito Vibe First Drive) does not stand a chance with its now slightly dated 1.5 dCi engine compared to Honda’s brilliant 1.5 litre i-DTEC unit but fuel efficiency is pretty much on par. Where it does triumph the Honda is in the price and to some extent the design department. It is significantly cheaper than the Amaze and looks more radical than the conventional Honda.

Maruti Suzuki Dzire: This one will be hard to beat considering the Dzire just became India’s largest selling car. Key to its humongous success is that dependable Maruti badge along with that fantastic Fiat sourced 1.3 litre DDiS engine offering an excellent balance of performance and fuel efficiency. But the champion does have a few weaknesses. For starters, the Verito Vibe feels like a 2 BHK compared to the Dzire which feels like a small 1 BHK. The Dzire is not the prettiest looking car and Vibe pushes this point even further. And finally there is the price. The Verito Vibe definitely offers a lot more value.
Hyundai i20: This big hatch has for long been the quintessential premium family hatch. Lots of space, well designed spacious interiors and that stonking 1.4 litre CRDI engine, the i20 has it all. But what it also has is a very steep price tag and very nervous handling. Now the Verito Vibe might not feel as premium but what it lacks in premium feel it makes up in practicality. With the Vibe you also get a car that is pretty much a sedan but with a slightly shorter boot.
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