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The K10B engine in the Celerio X is more fun to drive than the K10C new Celerio?
30 December 2024 07:36
I've driven both and in day to day driving the difference isn't that noticeable. But the bigger plus to me is the new engine's efficiency.
Should Maruti have missed a trick by not offering the Celerio X with the 1.2L engine from the Swift?
30 December 2024 07:36
The X's size was just peppy enough to make the 1.0L seem okay. It might have been overkill anything more powerful, and hurt its efficiency.
Was the Celerio X a car ahead of its time by predicting the mini-SUV trend?
30 December 2024 07:36
Maruti was dipping their toes in the water with the Celerio X. Perhaps they just used it to test the waters before going all in with the S-Presso.
Was Maruti missing a trick by discontinuing the Celerio X?
30 December 2024 07:36
I get why they axed it, it's a shame they did though. Its sales were probably cannibalized by the regular Celerio. But I want them to have at least kept some of the design elements of the old gen.
Should you upgrade from the base variant to the higher trims of the Celerio?
30 December 2024 07:31
It depends on your needs. For the tech savvy, the higher trims have a lot. If you only need basic transport the base is fine.
Is the Maruti Celerio really as spacious as some owners claim it to be?
30 December 2024 07:31
For a tall guy, the headroom was pretty good. Legroom's okay too. It isn't a luxury sedan, but it's more than enough for city driving.
Does the Celerio's high ground clearance make any difference on Indian roads?
30 December 2024 07:31
Absolutely! Through some pretty rough patches I’ve taken my Celerio and it has never scraped the bottom. During monsoons, it’s a lifesaver.
Is the Celerio’s build quality really as bad as some people will have you believe?
30 December 2024 07:31
The panels on the outside are made thin, but the structure of the core seems solid. It's a compromise to keep the weight, and the price, down.
Long highway trips, how does the Celerio fair against the city?
30 December 2024 07:31
I've had a few 1,000km plus trips. It’s not luxury, but it’s comfortable enough to get the job done. The trick is to manage expectations.
Is the Brezza simply a choice of the safe bet, or is there some actual value in its 'tried and tested' appeal?
30 December 2024 07:24
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.
Is Maruti Brezza really worth the hype or are people settling for it?
30 December 2024 07:24
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.
Is the Brezza's 4 star safety rating genuinely safe or merely the best of a bad bunch of Maruti offerings?
30 December 2024 07:24
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.
Is the Brezza's 1.5L naturally aspirated engine old hat in the age of turbo-petrol engines or does it still have its place?
30 December 2024 07:24
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.
Is the Brezza’s bland interior design something that matters or not something that most buyers care about?
30 December 2024 07:24
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.
Is the Alto K10 popular in India because of brand loyalty or real worth for the money?
30 December 2024 07:09
I think it's a bit of both. People come in the door because of the brand name, but they keep coming back because of what the car is worth. Without the cars delivering, Maruti wouldn't have maintained that loyalty.
Is the Alto K10 the 'mountain goat' of Indian roads?
30 December 2024 07:09
It’s good, but we’re not going to get ahead of ourselves. In most cases, any decent driver can make it through mountain roads in most cars. In such a small car, you are closer to the edge, and it just feels more dramatic.
Is the Alto K10 good enough to leave stock or is it worth it to try and modify it for better performance?
30 December 2024 07:09
Modding is cool, just remember it’s still an Alto. You should be focused on upgrading things like suspension and brakes. Trying to squeeze out a few extra horsepower will make a bigger difference in real world driving than that.
Is the Alto K10 a good car for new drivers?
30 December 2024 07:09
Absolutely not. All the safety features new drivers can get, they need. These days the basic kit of the K10 just doesn't cut it. You'll spend a little more, but get something with better crash protection and stability control.
Does the Alto K10's basic features make up for its fuel efficiency as compared to rivals?
30 December 2024 07:09
That depends on what’s important to you. But if all you need is a city runabout, you won't find a more efficient vehicle than the K10. However, for longer trips you might miss out on some of those extra features.
Is it cool to modify an Alto to sportier looks or is it just ridiculous?
30 December 2024 06:57
It's awesome! Why shouldn’t cheap cars also look cool? My modded Alto gets more heads turn than some luxury cars.
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