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Iam looking for a new car. I drive about 500km a month in Bengaluru, with occasional trips to Mysuru. My budget is 10L.
I’m looking to buy my first car and am considering the Swift and Brezza Turbo. My budget is Rs. 10 lakh, and my monthly running will be around 500 km, mostly in Bengaluru, with occasional trips to Mysuru.
Hi everyone, I am planning to buy my first car, and I will also be learning to drive with this car. My budget is around Rs 8-9 lakh. I am looking for a car with good ground clearance, as the roads in my area are not always in good condition. My usage will be relatively low, at around 6-7 km per day, with an occasional long road trip of around 800-1,000 km once every 6-7 months. I live in an eastern state, where both heat and rainfall can be quite extreme. The car will be parked in an open parking area, so it will have significant exposure to the sun and rain. Since this will be my first car and I am still learning to drive, I am confused about whether I should go for a manual or AMT. Reliability, ease of driving, ground clearance and reasonable maintenance costs are important to me. Considering my usage and conditions, which cars should I consider in the Rs 8-9 lakh budget? Also, would you recommend a manual or AMT for a first-time driver with this type of usage? I would really appreciate suggestions based on practical ownership experience.
I am going to buy my first car. I am a new learner and my daily commute is around 40km in village area road with occasional long trip that are around100-150 km during weekend. So, suggest me a 4m car with decent mileage and safety rating. My monthly running is between 1000 and 1300 km. I prefer automatic. Also what will be the budget range. I am currently earning 10 lpa in a government job and I stay at home.
I am almost a beginner driver and planning to buy a used automatic car under a budget of around Rs. 8.5 lakh. My usage will be roughly 70% city and 30% highway driving. My main priorities are a decent automatic and good safety. I have ended up considering a 2023 Tata Punch AMT, but I’ve heard that it can feel underpowered and may not inspire much confidence while overtaking on highways. I have also heard about the AMT being jerky. Would love to hear from anyone who has owned or regularly driven a Punch AMT. How has your experience been, especially with highway driving?
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Maruti Suzuki Baleno
Reuben Charles•21 September 2026
I took a test drive of the 9s and it ticked all the boxes in terms of performance and premium appeal. It felt spacious in both rows and was practical with a spacious frunk. I felt like I was driving a big car for the money spent. I have finally booked a 9s pack 3.
View all Baleno ReviewsMaruti Suzuki Brezza
gray•27 September 2026
If safety is a priority, then I think the Brezza takes a lead.
View all Brezza ReviewsHyundai Exter
Autocar User•28 September 2026
I appreciate many aspects it offers at this price; ride comfort, fit and finish, cabin space, etc. Initially, I considered the Fronx or Punch due to reviews, but the Fronx's coupe design limited cargo space, and Tata's after-sales service isn't great. The Exter turned out to be the best option for me. I recently completed 500 kms with my HX8, and it's fun to drive.
View all Exter ReviewsTata Tiago
Santhosh•28 September 2026
I bought my Tata Tiago Pure around 15 days ago, and so far I’m quite happy with the car. My showroom experience was also good and the overall buying process was smooth. What I like most about the Tiago is the interior design, instrument cluster and overall passenger comfort. The front passenger seat is surprisingly comfortable, and for daily city use, I feel the car is practical and easy to live with. At the same time, I noticed a few things that I feel Tata could improve. The dead pedal is very close to the clutch, and initially I found it a little disturbing while driving. The NVH is also slightly on the higher side, especially when driving at higher speeds. The quality and finishing of some of the plastic trims inside the cabin could also be better. They don't feel bad, but a little more attention to finishing would make the interior feel more premium. Regarding mileage, in my regular city driving I’m getting around 13–15 km/l. On the highway, however, the car has given me around 22.3 km/l, which I’m quite happy with. One more thing I feel could be improved is the rear-seat headrest design, especially from a passenger comfort point of view. Overall, after 15 days, I’m happy with my Tiago. It is comfortable, practical and gives very good highway mileage. These are just my observations as a new owner, and if Tata addresses these small things in the future, the Tiago would be an even better package.
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Anonymous•28 September 2026
Best EV car in the world and very safe. Mileage is excellent, and the front grill looks great. It's a small car, and Tata Tiago is better than others because it's safe. The exterior looks smart, and we are proud that Tata made this car, which is affordable for middle-class families.
View all Tiago EV ReviewsTata Punch
Anand N Shirolkar•21 September 2026
I would love to drive the Punch , very elegant and safe car to drive
View all Punch ReviewsMaruti Suzuki Dzire
Girish•19 September 2026
I suggest stretching your budget and going for the Dzire CNG. Ground clearance is not a problem with the Dzire.
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kshitij•29 September 2026
I would pick Punch because it gives good mileage and less service cost.
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