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Hi TAIndians!
This is the ownership report of my baby, Maruti Alto lxi which is with me since 3 years. Sorry for the delay but earlier was not known to this forum . Mine is a silky silver LXi!
Here are the details, Lets GO!
Exterior :- It does not look overall a stunning car but then also, we can call it cute! The headlamps are not that great but atleast better than the Lx version(type-I). The side profile is just plain, with those 2-3 straight lines running from headlamps and taillamps. The rear is cute with those round-round taillamps and the large rear glass (rear windsheild i think, i am not getting the correct word).
Interiors:- Just plain with grey all around and some dark black near the AC vents and Speedo. The steering wheel is also just 2 spoke with no S(suzuki) badge on it. The meter console houses a large speedo, temp. gauge, and fuel gauge.
performance:- Actually, you can't expect much from a tiny 800cc MPFi engine. But on city conditions, with bumper to buper traffic, its peppy engine is not a pain to drive. The performance further decreases with the AC on. The AC switch sometimes acts as a nitro on overtakes, example, when overtaking with AC on(read nitro off), turn the AC off(just push the AC button, read nitro on) and you have power coming to your right leg.
Mileage- the car has done 25k till now and the numbers in city are 14-16kmpl and in highways it tops till 20kmpl.
PROS-
1. better than M800.
2. braking (you just have to feel the brakes and the car comes to a halt)
3. peppy driving in city
4. great A.S.S. and wide maruit dealer network in India.
5. good mileage (never came below 14 in my case)
6. AC is a great chiller!
CONS-
1. Small engine, so cant expect much nimbers in the speedo.
2. very small stance (have to wait often for people to pass on the roads as they are not afraid!)
3. AC on = Performance OFF
Sorry for the boring post! But i don't have my camera at the moment , if i had, i would have flooded this forum with pictures of my car!. If you have any qoustions, please be free to ask.
Cheers.
This is the ownership report of my baby, Maruti Alto lxi which is with me since 3 years. Sorry for the delay but earlier was not known to this forum . Mine is a silky silver LXi!
Here are the details, Lets GO!
Exterior :- It does not look overall a stunning car but then also, we can call it cute! The headlamps are not that great but atleast better than the Lx version(type-I). The side profile is just plain, with those 2-3 straight lines running from headlamps and taillamps. The rear is cute with those round-round taillamps and the large rear glass (rear windsheild i think, i am not getting the correct word).
Interiors:- Just plain with grey all around and some dark black near the AC vents and Speedo. The steering wheel is also just 2 spoke with no S(suzuki) badge on it. The meter console houses a large speedo, temp. gauge, and fuel gauge.
performance:- Actually, you can't expect much from a tiny 800cc MPFi engine. But on city conditions, with bumper to buper traffic, its peppy engine is not a pain to drive. The performance further decreases with the AC on. The AC switch sometimes acts as a nitro on overtakes, example, when overtaking with AC on(read nitro off), turn the AC off(just push the AC button, read nitro on) and you have power coming to your right leg.
Mileage- the car has done 25k till now and the numbers in city are 14-16kmpl and in highways it tops till 20kmpl.
PROS-
1. better than M800.
2. braking (you just have to feel the brakes and the car comes to a halt)
3. peppy driving in city
4. great A.S.S. and wide maruit dealer network in India.
5. good mileage (never came below 14 in my case)
6. AC is a great chiller!
CONS-
1. Small engine, so cant expect much nimbers in the speedo.
2. very small stance (have to wait often for people to pass on the roads as they are not afraid!)
3. AC on = Performance OFF
Sorry for the boring post! But i don't have my camera at the moment , if i had, i would have flooded this forum with pictures of my car!. If you have any qoustions, please be free to ask.
Cheers.
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