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My usage is a maximum of 1000 km per month. I am looking for a 5-seater car that can accommodate 3 people comfortably in the rear. I have a budget of up to 25 lakhs. I don't know how to drive. I usually hire a driver for my travels. I want a car that is safe, gives reliable performance & has a good servicing network. I am considering the Hyundai Creta & Tucson, the Kia Seltos, and the Tata Harrier. I think the petrol version will be better for me, considering my usage. I am also confused between the auto & manual variants.
I want to buy my first car for around 9 lakhs on road price. Considering Safety and Technology and maintenance, Please suggest top 5 cars (Hatchback, Sedan, SUV) cars of petrol version. I will be driving it for around 10 years, Mostly city driving, occasionally highway driving. Please suggest best cars as I am having no knowledge of cars.
You could consider the Hyundai i20 Sportz variant. It is smooth, spacious, and decently equipped, plus backed by Hyundai's widespread aftersales network. It’s also a fairly reliable car that you can easily keep for another decade.
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I’m comparing the newly unveiled Maruti Suzuki Victoris with its rivals, the Hyundai Creta and Kia Seltos. Which one should I choose, and where does the Victoris stand out against them?
Hi, currently owning a 2022 Harrier XZ+ fully loaded Kaziranga edition. With the current state of traffic surge in Hyderabad, a daily 12 kms to and fro ride has dragged mileage to a single digit, and at 55000 km had to change the entire clutch unit thanks to bumper-to-bumper traffic. Want to sell and go for a car which is around 20lacs range, with high-end features, and above all, true fuel economy. Pls suggest one.
Since fuel efficiency is your top priority, going for a hybrid vehicle would be a sensible choice. You can look at the hybrid variants of the Maruti Grand Vitara or Toyota Hyryder, or wait for Maruti to announce prices of the upcoming Victoris, which comes packed with tech, safety, and an efficient hybrid powertrain. If you’re open to diesel, the Kia Seltos or Hyundai Creta are also strong on efficiency. Just keep in mind, all these options are smaller than the Harrier, so space will be a compromise.
Time to change my 15-year-old WagonR, which has served me well. My monthly commute is less than 200 km. Majorly used for drives from Bangalore to Chennai (8-10) in a year, and also drives to places near Bangalore like Mysore, once a quarter. Please suggest an automatic car within a 15L range. I am thinking of Fronx, Amaze, Dzire, and Curve. Suggestions outside these 4 are also acceptable.
The Maruti Fronx with the 1.0-litre turbo-petrol engine and 6-speed torque converter is the nicest to drive, thanks to its strong and smooth powertrain. You’ll surely enjoy its driving manners on your Bangalore to Chennai trips. Alternatively, you can look at the Toyota Taisor, which is basically a rebadged Fronx. If you’re open to a hatchback body style, the Hyundai i20 N Line DCT is also worth considering.
Is the Hyundai Exter a good option as a family car below 10 lakh?
Yes, the Hyundai Exter is a good family car below ₹10 lakh. Its solid build quality, generous storage, and comfortable ride quality make it a practical choice. Its 1197cc AMT petrol engine delivers 83hp and 113.8Nm of torque, which makes it stand out. Exter mileage ranges between 19.2kpl-27.1km/kg.
I want to buy an EV as my last car, but can't make up my mind from existing and upcoming models despite testing a few. The Ioniq 5 was too wide to park comfortably between stilts. Being 74, I want to maximise comfort, have full ADAS and preferably captain seats in the second row for long driver-assisted trips. At the same time, it should be suitable for daily runabouts, being the only car since my driving is not much.
The only EV with captain seats is the BYD eMax 7, but since you have the budget of an Ioniq 5, we’d highly recommend considering the BMW iX1. It’s compact enough for city driving, and being narrower than the Ioniq 5, it fits more easily into tight parking bays. The ADAS features, comfortable seats for long drives, and the enjoyable driving experience make it a strong choice. We truly hope your motoring journey continues for many years, and that the BMW iX1 proves to be a rewarding companion.
I own a 2024 Creta. The company provided led strip headlights that are very poor. The illumination on highways is not at all enough. Since it has an LED strip, there is no option to increase watt by changing the LED bulb. Are aftermarket modifications to fit LED projectors or any such solution safe and advisable? What can I do?
The LED strip on the Creta is actually a daytime running lamp (DRL). Its purpose is to make your car more visible to other road users, not to light up the road ahead. For illumination, you’ll need to use the headlamps on low beam. If you find the main headlamp performance unsatisfactory, you could explore aftermarket options like higher wattage bulbs, but keep in mind that this could void the manufacturer's warranty.
I want to buy a new 7 seater car with adas level 2 and no sunroof. Please help finding out one. Preferably petrol, manual.
The Hyundai Alcazar Platinum 1.5D MT is the only 7-seater available in the market. It comes with ADAS Level 2 and has no sunroof.
Comparison for a new car. Taigun, Creta, and Hyryder.
You can find a detailed comparison in our review. If you have more queries, try the compare option on Autocar India to learn about their specs, features, efficiency, performance, etc.