Having owned both 'exciting' cars and 'safe' options like Brezza, I can vouch for the utility of going with the tried and tested route. The relief of having a reliable, easy to maintain vehicle lasts much longer than the thrill of a new, feature packed car.

People are definitely settling, I would say. The Brezza is out of date compared to its rivals. You can get much better features, performance and even looks for the same price. It's not that it is a Maruti, that doesn't make it the best option. To that extent, people need to look beyond the brand and see what they’re actually getting for their money.

To someone who has upgraded from an old Maruti to a Brezza, the difference in Build quality and safety features is like night and day. It's not the safest car on the road, but it’s a huge improvement. We sometimes forget how far Indian cars have come in safety terms.

This engine is living in the past, Maruti. Lastly, turbo engines give you better performance and are also much more fun to drive. The Brezza doesn’t feel very powerful on highways. Maruti should have caught up with the competition offering a turbo option, it's high time.

I feel like we're overdoing it with looks. The interior of the Brezza is not award winning, but it's tough and practical. If you use it for a few years you'll appreciate that more than some flashy design that will wear out quickly.