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I need help choosing a new car with a budget of ₹10-15 lakh. Ride comfort is my top priority - I’m 6 ft tall and broad-shouldered, and I need a car that’s comfortable for long 1,000 km drives. My next priorities are engine performance, tech & lifestyle features, and then boot space. Which cars should I consider?
The Citroen Aircross X will suit your needs the best. It has a superb ride that is comfy and adept over bad roads. The space inside the cabin is large enough for tall adults, and it is ergonomically sorted as well.
The turbo-petrol engine offers strong performance, and it has all the necessary tech as well. The Aircross is also a three-row SUV, but a good feature is that you can remove the third row entirely and use the space as a big boot.
I want to buy a sub-compact SUV for a family of four. It will be used mostly for office commute and occasional weekend trips. I prioritise comfort and fuel efficiency. My on-road budget in Himachal is ₹11–12 lakh. I’m torn between the Kia Sonet Turbo IMT HTK+ (O) and the Tata Nexon Diesel AMT Pure Plus. With an extra ₹1 lakh, I can get the Aircross X top model with an automatic gearbox. Which one should I buy?
If you are open to the Citroen car brand, you could consider the C3X Turbo AT (if you don't want to stretch your budget for the Aircross X). Its turbo engine is punchy, ride comfort is outstanding, and it will give you good confidence while driving in the hills, too.
The Kia Sonet interior quality will be better than the C3's; however, the iMT isn't as convenient as traditional automatic units. Instead, you could consider the Mahindra XUV3XO 1.2 MX3 Turbo AT, for its punchier engine and smooth automatic transmission.
For women of good height, with a budget of ₹3-6 lakh, which car is most suitable for road trips?
Given your requirement for a car for road trips, we recommend looking at the more powerful options within your budget, rather than the more feature-packed ones.
The Maruti Suzuki Ignis is a good fit for your needs. It has a nice 1.2-litre engine, and Maruti's easy-to-access service network also counts for a lot when venturing out of city limits.
Citroen C3 is the best-to-drive car within your budget, but the service network is small.
Tata Tiago and Tata Punch are also options to consider. They feel tough, and this adds greatly to confidence on a road trip.
My wife is 4'10" and is looking for an AMT car for city use (≈600 km/month) in the sub-4-metre segment. Our budget is up to ₹12 lakh on-road. Please suggest suitable models.
There are multiple sub-4m automatic options within your budget.
The Citroen C3 AT is a great product. It's got an elevated seating position which your wife will appreciate. The highlight of the C3 is its engine-gearbox combination. The 1.2-litre engine is peppy and works really well with the smooth 6-speed automatic gearbox. Citroen doesn't have a large service network, but you should not have an issue if you live in a big city.
If your wife is comfortable with a larger feeling vehicle (within sub-4m), the options to consider include automatic versions of the Skoda Kylaq and Mahindra XUV 3XO, and CVT versions of the Renault Kiger and Nissan Magnite.
I want to buy a new car in Mumbai. My priority is ride quality on Mumbai roads, including comfort in the rear seat, along with driving pleasure for occasional long trips. I’ve shortlisted the Citroen C5 Aircross, Hyundai Ioniq 5, Range Rover Evoque, Tata Harrier and Tata Sierra, but I’m open to other options. Please suggest.
I need a compact city car - automatic, petrol or electric. I checked the Comet but found it overpriced and the seats uncomfortable. My budget is under ₹10 lakh, though I can stretch slightly. Which models should I consider?
If you are open to buying an electric vehicle, the Tata Tiago EV is a good option for city use. It's got a smooth powertrain and is much more practical than the MG Comet you also considered. There's also the option of the Tata Punch EV, though it is slightly out of your budget.
Among petrol automatic cars within your budget, the Hyundai i20 iVT and Citroen C3 AT have the smoothest automatic gearboxes. The Maruti Suzuki Swift AMT is also a good city car, though the AMT gearbox isn't as nice.
My budget is ₹12-15 lakh. I need a car for a family of five, with priorities in this order: safety, reliability, comfort on bad roads, value for money, and highway comfort. I’m not keen on gimmicky features. I’m leaning toward the Citroen Aircross X but also considering the 3XO, Taisor, and Honda City.
We currently have a 2011 Hyundai i10 Sportz AT that my mother uses for office travel. We’re looking to replace it with another automatic car, preferably a hatchback, within a ₹10 lakh budget. Our usage is around 600km per month, mostly within the city. Our main priorities are fuel efficiency, ease of driving within the city, good features, and easy ingress and egress for senior citizens. Please suggest suitable options.
If you are open to trying a Citroen, you could also consider the Citroen C3 Turbo AT. While it's just out of your budget, its slick engine and gearbox make it worth a look.
Hi, I’m looking for an automatic car for my daily office commute, which is less than a 20 km round trip. The traffic is dense, so my main priorities are ease of driving and good safety features. Please suggest which automatic would be best between the Tata Punch, Citroen C3X, and Hyundai Exter. My budget is under ₹12 lakh.
I drive around 600-800km per month, and my budget is ₹15 lakh. I want a car that’s over 4 meters long, but I can’t decide which one to buy. Please help me choose.
Last Updated on: 3 Nov 2025