Ultimate machine for city roads

The Grand i10 Nios built on the the platform of its predecessor. The classic i10 has been a notable evolution not just in performance but also in the overall design and aesthetics. The overall buying experience was seamless with the delivery done by the dealer in the stipulated time of 5 weeks. Let's talk about the cons first before we jump to the pros as the list is compact. 1) The car doesn't provide you with a lot of confidence during high speed overtakes, the demand for a down shift appears very quickly. 2) The onboard plastics could be better. 3) The overall steering feel is a bit unsynchronized with speed. (The weight that should be felt is at times too much on high speeds) 4) Not very highly rated on the NCAP rating(2 stars) Moving on to the pros: 1) Makes you feel confident on city roads with an amazing pickup and smooth ride quality on bumps and potholes. 2) Filled with features ABS, EBS, Gear Shift Indicator, Speed Sensing auto lock, 2 Zone Climate Control 3) The overall Nios design school of thought brings in kick to the overall look of the car. 4) Nice ground clearance, sufficient to navigate through Indian roads. 5) A mileage of 13-15 on city roads and 15-19 on highways is an easy task for the Nios 6) Very limited maintenance cost, due to the highly refined engine. All in all the Grand i10 Nios is the right pick for the aspirational class having a small/nuclear family who would use the car predominantly on city roads and would go once in a blue-moon for some highway fun. Maintenance is not an issue with Hyundai with them offering free pickups and drops for service.