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The car is excellent in interiors.......But the exteriors ie. the rear lights can be changed a bit. but the headlamps are good, dash board is good and the car is very porsh in its style
first I checked fiesta of ford then optra of chevrolet and then the city zx model....Of all i liked optra and city.Comparing to city optra is excellent in every feature like sunshade,shoe tray,beer cooler etc. in optra the fuel economy is also good....But in city the fuel economy is very low also
SO ANYONE WHO CHECKS THIS REVIEW IT WILL BE USELFUL FOR THEM I HOPE........!
the interior is fantastic as well as exteriors are gr8the milage is very low and pick up is less
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Hi Friendz,
After lot of R&D, Test drives and recommendations, I bought a City VTECH. Though yet not ready to give a full length review, I can mention some findings as results of my search.
My important decision points were 1) Comfort, 2) Fuel economy and 3) Looks. My options were Corolla & Magnum on higher sides and Verna, SX4 and Fiesta on the other end. I do have experience with Fords, Toyotas and Hondas outside
Corolla gave a very classy and comfort feel when I sat in the rear seat. It also left me with a feeling that I’m inside a stronger shell (though not as much as Skoda). The discounts offered by
While SX4 and Verna are comparable to City in most aspects, they fail badly in interior and looks respectively. But these models offered economy and better value for money. SX4 comes with the safety features that I wished and with a drive comfort which is comparable but the two important factors that I disliked were its poor rear visibility and the Big A**. Verna on the other hand made a closer comparison for City with its diesel and petrol versions on power and performance. Both SX4 and Verna had the dashing looks from front and sides but I was not comfortable with their rear shapes.
Fiesta was another one which was another option ‘cause of it cost vs performance. I was better of with its looks compared to SX4 and Verna. My friends who bought the same said high about it too, but then it was not giving an above average car from overall feel. Above that, my experience with ford is that 3 years drive it cool and then throw it off. No resale value and lot of repair works.
As I mentioned above on the decisions points, Honda was one which was above average in all the 3 factors (Comfort, Economy and Looks). When high end models offered better comfort, Security and quality, their economy and maintenance costs were not digestible as they just fall in to the luxury segment. But I too agree that City is not an actual value for money but may be worth a lac less and on performance side, my UNO diesel gives me a much better power though I’m spending more than a luxury car to maintain this Fiat. The bumpy feeling of City at regular roads was against City. But then, when I checked its performance history, parts quality and the resale value ended up making that compromise and zeroed in on this one. Now one thing that I’m yet to experience is the after sale service which is told to be poor with Honda dealers across the country.
So far, I’ve been able to experience its worth in terms of the interior quality, steering and comfort but fuel economy is one yet to be proved. I feel better of with its looks than any other as well.
Could I afford anything better, a Skoda or Civic is what I dream and have parked them for my next buy.
Hope this helps some of you…
Nitto.
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I got this this month and driven it 1500 kms till now. the car i fell is overprices just because of Honda badge. The spares can be sky high costly as fog lamps cost whooping 19000. .........the gear shift is smoooooooooth and engine refined upto 100km/hr. after 110 the car becomes uncomfortable to drive unless the roads are super smooth. the average i got on my first drive back home was astonishing 16+ with ac but fell to 10 in city. hopefully it should increaseafter 2nd service. interiors are well made and feel built to last. i got 4 yrs warrenty 2+2 for 7500 rupees. the worth mentioning is the tyres. my car came with goodyear gps2 radials and they make a lot of noise on rough surfaces and makes the drive uncomfortable. anyone planning to buy this car should make sure u get bridgestone radials and not good year. im talking to company to get them changed. one more thing that should be mentioned that the service intervals is just 5000kms and 3 month which i feel is very less as most other petrol cars have 10000kms/6 month.
if you look for features aveo 1.6 lt with option wins hands down with air bag and ABS etc etc. even verna xxi is also feature rich. Honda is just for image and prestige. and u should get a good resale when u sell it just pray nothing goes bad after warrenty which can set u back a big amount.
Overall a competent car and recommended for people who want image assiciated with car. nothing faulty in a big way and it sould keep u happy with economy of fuel.
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Despite numerous rivals, the city zx has always been the numero uno in its class, the city as its name suggests is a great city car due to its easy to use short throw gearbox, comfy interiors,light steering which is a boon in traffic.The idsi engine gives 77bhp which seems small in paper but it does not feel underpowerd , but the main reason for its success is its mileage which at 12 in city is brilliant considering that its a petrol motor.Buying a city zx also means very good resale value due to its success in the market , also the HONDA service is excellent. Of course its not all roses , the frugal engine means its nowhere as fun as the fiesta 1.6 , the light steering is a problem in highways.The v-tec though powerful is overpriced at 9 lakhs.With the sx4 competion has become cut throat ,but for those who want a comfy , frugal midsizer its the one to buy.
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