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Roameo · 11th October 2009, 23:02

Hi Friends,

I a member of Team-BHP since about a month or so although I have been refering this site for over an year. I own an i10 Asta AT since an year and am happy to be joining this i10 Club string.

This is my introductory thread:

http://www.team-bhp.com/forum/test-d...undai-i10.html (Reluctant Roameo's adventure with buying his first car - The Hyundai i10)

Going for the i10 AT was probably the best decision I took. It is probably the best suited car for city driving. The egronomically designed front seats and the fact that it is an AT results in minimal driving stress even in the most horrendous peak hour traffic. I get a mileage of about 10 km in Bangalore and 13.5 on highways.

I have done several long trips in the past one year, some of them on very bad roads and I can tell you the experience over all was fatigue free and trouble free driving so far.

Will post more about my experience on this post later. Cheers.

11th October 2009, 23:02	#177 (permalink)
Roameo BHPian Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Bangalore Posts: 112	Hi Friends, I a member of Team-BHP since about a month or so although I have been refering this site for over an year. I own an i10 Asta AT since an year and am happy to be joining this i10 Club string. This is my introductory thread: http://www.team-bhp.com/forum/test-d...undai-i10.html (Reluctant Roameo's adventure with buying his first car - The Hyundai i10) Going for the i10 AT was probably the best decision I took. It is probably the best suited car for city driving. The egronomically designed front seats and the fact that it is an AT results in minimal driving stress even in the most horrendous peak hour traffic. I get a mileage of about 10 km in Bangalore and 13.5 on highways. I have done several long trips in the past one year, some of them on very bad roads and I can tell you the experience over all was fatigue free and trouble free driving so far. Will post more about my experience on this post later. Cheers.