Good one to own.

I own a WagonR for the past 8 months, and these are the pros and cons that I have observed in my car in this period. The things I like about my car. 1) Reclining seats - even the rear seats recline almost completely. So much so that you can make a bed out of the front and rear seats, very comfy if you have a loved one accompanying you on a long drive and wants to rest. 2) Dashboard - Some serious thinking from Maruti for the everyday car user here. Cubbyholes and holders all around, and hooks that can take your shopping bag! Loads of space there. 3) Driveabilty - "The car" if you live in a city with loads of traffic. Easily snakes thru traffic. Very comfortable to drive. 4) Space - Being a tall boy design, there is loads of space for the occupants. But the car is made for four people only (including the driver). so add one more person at the back, and you are looking for some joint and back pain if you plan to go outside the city. Now the cons: 1) Side mirrors are a joke. They are more like shaving mirrors than rear view mirrors. I am currently evaluating options to replace them with sensible rear view mirrors. 2) Space for speakers - well, there isnt any. Finally mounted the rear speakers on the back door of the car, and there is no space at all for the 12" subwoofer that I was planning to install. Sad. 3) The build is a tad tinny. What with Maruti employing (probably) the same sheet metal for the WagonR as the 800... Thanks for reading my review. HTH.Reclining seats, dashboard design, breezy driveability, spaceside mirrors, no space for speakers, tinny build