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Suresh

•4w

I recently purchased the Hyundai Venue HX6 1.2 NA petrol manual at an on-road price of approximately ₹11.5 lakh in Himachal Pradesh. However, after the purchase, I began to feel that the HX5 or even the HX4 variant might have been sufficient for my needs and would have cost less. Did I make the right decision?

Autocar India

•3w

Firstly, congratulations on your purchase. We wish you many safe and happy kilometres. The Hyundai Venue is one of the most well-rounded compact SUVs around, and its petrol engine and 5-speed manual combination is smooth and refined.

Yes, as you've pointed out correctly, the HX4 variant covers the basics very well, and being significantly cheaper than the HX6 variant, it is an excellent value for money.

However, now that you've already bought the HX6 variant, we'd suggest you enjoy it to the fullest and take full advantage of all the added features like sunroof, auto climate control, auto LED headlamps, rear wiper and washer, etc.

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irshad

•3w

My hyundai venu diesel hx7 will be delivered in next week. . Still not sure if this was a great decision 🥺

Tariq Mir

•3w

HX6 is best looking as it has roofrail and LED lights and back viper

Harsh

•3w

Hi want to buy a car like hyundai venue or creta 1st of all which is best in both and which variant should choose to take in both model. My must requirement is below Projector LED head lamp Sunroof Manual

Mahesh Patel

•3w

Buy creta. It’s much better in every respect

Arvind

•3w

I have booked Hyundai Venue in November but still not delivered.

Awanish

•3w

I am owning ecosports diesel trend 1.5 2015 model which car is best to replace it

Ramakrishna

•3w

Sir I purchased dc automatic hyundai top variantpetrol is this right decesion I made buying this

Thivakaran

•3w

I have purchased venue 1.3 na engine... it pretty smooth vehicle... but the feature like Ada's, cruise control, 360 degree camera, alloy wheels are not available in hx 6t na engine models.. wheras 1.0 turbo & diesel version have all the features...Why hyundai has not provided these options for na engine models. ??? Also na engine lags power..

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