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I’m planning to upgrade to a comfortable SUV. My priorities are safety and driving comfort. There’s no budget constraint, and I’m specifically looking for a hybrid option.
I want to buy a mid-size hatchback for my son. His daily commute is 45km, and we’re looking for a car that offers comfort and good mileage. The budget is ₹8-10 lakh.
My monthly driving is around 1,000km in the city. I want a fuel-efficient petrol SUV with good safety, and my budget is around ₹20-23 lakh.
I’ve been closely following your recommendations and noticed that you often recommend the Maruti Suzuki Victoris over the Toyota Urban Cruiser Hyryder. However, Toyota is currently offering a ₹1.5 lakh discount across all Hyryder models. I’m planning to buy either the G or V strong-hybrid variant of Hyryder. Given this revised pricing, would you still recommend the Victoris, or does the Hyryder now offer better value? Please advise whether the Hyryder strong hybrid is worth considering at this discounted price.
My daily use is around 30 km. My budget is ₹12-15 lakh. Which petrol car is best with low maintenance?
I have a budget of ₹6-7 lakh and want a fuel-efficient car with good ground clearance and basic features like central locking and power windows.
I’m confused between the Taisor and the Fronx - I prefer the Taisor’s looks, but they’re largely the same car. Should I pick the white or the orange Taisor S+ AMT? I drive about 250 km weekly around Bangalore city.
As you know, the Toyota Taisor and Maruti Suzuki Fronx are essentially the same car under the skin. The decision depends on your preference for the looks, and either one of them is a good choice for 250km in Bangalore.
My budget is ₹25 lakh. I want a comfortable, safe SUV with very good mileage.
We’re planning to buy a car mainly for my father’s use. He currently drives an AMT Celerio since 2015 and is now 69 years old. We’re looking for a sensible upgrade. He is a sedate driver, so mileage and ease of use are our main requirements.
Given your fathers age and requirement, the Maruti Suzuki Ignis is a good upgrade from the Celerio AMT. The Ignis will maintain the familiarity of Maruti and has strong efficiency as well, while the high seating makes it easy for ingress and egress. The seats are comfortable, the engine is smooth, and the compact dimensions make it easy in the city too.
I currently own a Kia Sonet GT+ DCT, which my wife uses on weekdays for a 30 km round-trip in bumper-to-bumper Chennai traffic. She finds the Sonet increasingly cumbersome to park, especially on narrow lanes near her office. We are looking for an automatic car within ₹6 lakh on-road for city use. Priorities are an automatic gearbox, excellent all-around visibility, hill-hold assist, easy parking, and good mileage. Please suggest suitable options.
At your budget of Rs 6 lakh, on road, only two options fit the bill, which are the Renault Kwid and the Maruti Suzuki S-Presso. Both come equipped with 1.0 petrol engines, AMT gearboxes and hill-hold assist on the automatic variants. Of the two, the S-Presso edges ahead for your requirements, as it offers better value for money, slightly better visibility, especially while reversing, and slightly better mileage overall. However, the differences are marginal, so it really comes down to your preference. Alternatively, you could also consider buying a more premium used hatchback within the same budget, for which there are several great options on spinny.com.
Last Updated on: 3 Nov 2025