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Pros And Cons Of The Top 10 Best Selling Cars In India
Here's a list of the top 10 selling cars in India, but with a slight difference. We thought you'd find it useful to have a quick reference point to the pros and cons of these cars as well, so you can use it as a ready reckoner for key information about these vehicles.
We've also included ARAI mileage, starting price, and sales in units in March 2015, so there's plenty of easy-to-read information for you to use as a guide for your car research.
1. Maruti Alto 800
Pros:
Peppy
engine
(Alto
K10)
Fuel
efficiency
Service
network
Cons:
Poor
safety
Cramped
interior
Starting
on-road
price:
INR
2.46
lakh
(New
Delhi)
March
2015
sales:
24,961
units
ARAI
mileage:
22.7
kpl
2. Maruti Suzuki Swift Dzire
Pros:
Comfort
Fuel
efficiency
Service
network
Cons:
Split
opinions
for
rear
design
Not
as
sharp
handling
as
Maruti
Swift
Starting
on-road
price:
INR
5.23
lakh
(New
Delhi)
March
2015
sales:
17,971
units
ARAI
mileage:
22.7
kpl
3. Maruti Suzuki Swift
Pros:
Great
to
drive
Refinement
Standard
equipment
Service
network
Cons:
Not
best
build
quality
in
segment
Turbo
lag
below
2000
rpm
(diesel)
Starting
on-road
price:
INR
4.79
lakh
(New
Delhi)
March
2015
sales:
16,722
units
ARAI
mileage:
20.4
kpl
(petrol);
25.2
kpl
(diesel)
4. Maruti Suzuki Wagon R
Pros:
Surprisingly
spacious,
great
head
room
Comfortable,
upright
seating
Practical,
good
ingress/egress
Fuel
efficiency
Service
network
Cons:
Boxy
styling
may
not
appeal
to
all
Thick
A-pillar
restricts
visibility
slightly
Starting
on-road
price:
INR
3.82
lakh
(New
Delhi)
March
2015
sales:
15,198
units
ARAI
mileage:
20.51
kpl
5. Hyundai Elite i20
Pros:
Roomy
Great
looks
Well
equipped
Cons:
Slightly
restricted
knee
room
for
tall
drivers
Relatively
high
price
No
automatic
variant
Starting
on-road
price:
INR
5.67
lakh
(New
Delhi)
March
2015
sales:
12,812
units
ARAI
mileage:
18.24
kpl
(petrol);
21.76
kpl
(diesel)
6. Mahindra Bolero
Pros:
Rugged,
all-terrain
capability
Decent
fuel
economy
for
its
class
Decent
ride
quality
Cons:
Poor
handling
Limited
legroom
Fit
and
finish
not
up
to
the
mark
Starting
on-road
price:
INR
7.40
lakh
(New
Delhi)
March
2015
sales:
10,481
units
ARAI
mileage:
15.96
kpl
7. Honda City
Pros:
Powerful
but
still
fuel
efficient
Reliability
Upmarket
looks
Rear
seat
comfort
Safety
features
Cons:
Wheels
look
disproportionately
small
to
body
Skinny
tyres
Higher
variants
can
get
expensive
Starting
on-road
price:
INR
8.32
lakh
(New
Delhi)
March
2015
sales:
9,777
units
ARAI
mileage:
17.80
kpl
(petrol);
26.00
kpl
(diesel)
8. Hyundai Grand i10
Pros:
Good
looks
Nippy
performance
Available
in
auto
variant
Roomy
for
its
size
Cons: Lower variants lack safety features
Starting
on-road
price:
INR
5.06
lakh
(New
Delhi)
March
2015
sales:
8,856
units
ARAI
mileage:
18.90
kpl
(petrol);
24.00
kpl
(diesel)
9. Honda Amaze
Pros:
Performance,
handling
Fuel
efficiency
Effective
air
con
Big
boot
Cons:
Unappealing
interior
design
Lack
of
airbags
option
on
lower
variants
Starting
on-road
price:
INR
5.06
lakh
(New
Delhi)
March
2015
sales:
8,856
units
ARAI
mileage:
18.00
kpl
(petrol);
25.80
kpl
(diesel)
10. Maruti Omni
Pros:
Versatility
Space
Cheap
to
run
Cons:
Poor
braking,
crumple
zones
Sluggish
performance
Poor
handling
Starting
on-road
price:
INR
2.32
lakh
(New
Delhi)
March
2015
sales:
6,665
units
ARAI
mileage:
16.80
kpl