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4w

Hi, I own a Wagon R 1.0 liter engine. I bought it in November 2025. I had done 2 free services of it. My car gives me about 13-15 kmpl in city driving when the AC is on. I drive at a speed of about 60 km in the city. Is this average ok? If not, then what should I do? My daily ride is about 20 km.

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4w

A city fuel efficiency of 13-15kpl with the air conditioning on is slightly on the lower side for a Wagon R 1.0, but it isn't necessarily a cause for concern, especially if you're driving in Lucknow's city traffic with frequent stops and the AC running throughout your journey.

Your 20km daily commute should be enough for the engine to reach its normal operating temperature, but fuel efficiency can still vary depending on traffic conditions, idling time and driving style. We'd recommend checking that your tyre pressures are maintained at the manufacturer's recommended levels, avoiding hard acceleration and excessive idling, and using good-quality fuel from reputed fuel stations.

Maruti Suzuki Wagon R

Maruti Suzuki Wagon R

4w

@mohammad.5 After driving the Wagon R, I felt it's a nice car for the family of 5 withspacious interior and nice boot space. It has a good engine option and a trusted Maruti backup

4w

I own the first lot blue eyed boy 2011 if i am correct. I drive it with retro fitted ORIGINAL BRC Multi point injection LPG KIT. It has never crossed 10 kms per litre even in petrol inspite of my single handling with speed never above 60 max. with avg speed 45-50. Can you guide. This 15 years, my total usage till now is 25,500 kms only, all jnside Chennai City.

3w

Was that a Wagon R normal or a Wagon R SUV?

3w

Hi mujhy 7 setter car lena hai mere monthly running 1000km hai kon si car lene acha ho ga

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What's about Swift car experience

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I still stick to my previous choice and ur frst comment to go for skoda khusaq AT facelift , please help me with the difference of khusaq and kushaq facelift and on road price in kalyan thane city..

3w

The photo you see is of the SUV Wagon R.

4w

I have wagonR zxi+ AMT giving 13-14kmpl average in Delhi city how I can improve it. I purchased my car in October '25

4w

@ashwanivats133 it is a fairly goog mileage for AMT.

3w

@ashwanivats133 mine is also same model and similar milage with AC at City traffic in Nasik

4w

I have wagon r vxi model of 2018. Has run only 30000 kms but giving less mileage. What can I do to increase the mileage

3w

@rajesh.86 Maruti service centre now are very worst they are not properly serving only minting money. I am also having Wagner CNG after service from service

3w

Bangalore Kalyani Motors Nagadevannahalli is worst service centre in India being I a m defence personnel.

4w

Mujhe jeep lena cahiye ??

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I want to buy a car that offers low maintenance and high mileage. I am 6 feet tall and need a car for daily office use, with a running of around 50-60 km per day. My budget is around Rs. 7-9 lakh. Which car should I go for?

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With a daily run of 50- 60 km, fuel efficiency and low running costs become very important. At the same time, your height of 6ft means you need a car with good headroom and a comfortable driving position. In your budget of Rs 7-9 lakh, the Maruti Suzuki Wagon R is the most sensible choice. This Maruti Suzuki car is one of the most fuel-efficient petrol cars in the segment, has a very low maintenance cost, and Maruti's service network is unmatched. More importantly, the tall-boy design gives excellent headroom and a comfortable upright seating position, which makes a big difference for taller drivers on daily commutes. The 1.2-litre petrol engine is also more than adequate for city use and occasional highway runs. If you are open to CNG cars, the Wagon R CNG is even more economical and makes strong financial sense given your daily running. The only drawback is that the boot space is limited in the CNG version. If you want a slightly more premium feel, the Maruti Suzuki Celerio is a good alternative, but it only comes with a 1.0-litre engine, which, though efficient, isn't as punchy as the optional 1.2 in the Wagon R. Overall, the Wagon R remains the more practical choice for your specific requirements.

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