Brio 60K kms review

Interior (Features, Space & Comfort) Space is a bit cramped. Comfort is avergae but excellent considering other segment cars.

Engine Performance, Fuel Economy and Gearbox Brio took me on a surpise behaving the same way when it was bought. I dont drive calm.88bhp comes alive if you throttle.Its a true IVtech engine. Fuel economy depends on how you drive. On city stalled trafffic expect 10-11, normal traffic 13, highway crusing at 80kmph - 19+kmpl, avg 90-110  - 17 kmpl, 120+ - 15kmpl.Have driven on long highways with max non stop running time 4hrs.My car will easily do another 30k without issues. Tyre change at 47k kms.

Ride Quality & Handling Driving on city is an ease, quick overtakes, tight parking, squeezing tight spots, u turn in a one way road, all you can do comfortably without any bother.On highway you can cruise at 100-110kmph without worry. It doesnt analihate the undulations completely but fair enough for a car of this price range. Braking is awesome compared to cars of upper segments or even better. Beyond 120kmph, the noise level rises considerably. Car was surpisingly stable even at 145kmph.

Final Words If city drives are you aim, go for it, you will love it. Lack of boot makes it lesser preffered for hignway cruises, but we were a family of just 2, hence we did all our long drives without a problem. Performance on ful loaded (5 persons) is a bit dull.Very reliable car.

Areas of improvement Need to put in more boot space. Need to add a rear wiper. Auto Climate Control is missing.

60k km, still runs as a gem.Good handling.Engine likes to be tortured. True IVtech.Reliability.Boot space, hard suspension, lack of auto climate control