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    Hi Autocar team, need your expert suggestion. I have a 5-year-old petrol Nexon Automatic (XZA+). I'm fed up with the regular mechanical faults (one or another) and am now looking to change my car to another automatic. My preferences are safety, low maintenance, reliability, fuel economy, good interior, and comfort . I have a stretched budget of 12-13 lakhs for the automatic gearbox. Which car should I buy?

    Asked by: Deepak A
    Since you are coming from a Tata Nexon, we'd recommend you narrow down your choices to the VXI AT variant of the Maruti Suzuki Brezza and the G Turbo AT variant of the Toyota Urban Cruiser Taisor.
    Both options are fuel efficient, pack in all the safety features, and come with the peace of mind associated with their respective brands. The Brezza is a bit more spacious, while the Taisor offers stronger performance.
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