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vasudeva · 28th November 2007, 09:24

Of course City CVT is the VFM in ATs because of its high FE and overall reliability. I also wanted to buy City CVT but could not do so because of many reasons, of which only a few were related to the car itself. Regarding the ride, I think it is OK for that price, and you may get used to it. Anyway, congrats again for your wise purchase decision. Regarding tank full, if Kochi pumps do not have auto lock, then at least tell them to make your tank full. Gauges are often misleading, and they understate fuel consumption in the beginning (when tank is full) and at the end. However, I found Corolla gauge to be quite reliable as compared with Corsa which did not move much till around 100 km, and then started going down to more or less an accurate indicator.

28th November 2007, 09:24	#17 (permalink)
vasudeva Senior - BHPian Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Delhi Posts: 1,052	Of course City CVT is the VFM in ATs because of its high FE and overall reliability. I also wanted to buy City CVT but could not do so because of many reasons, of which only a few were related to the car itself. Regarding the ride, I think it is OK for that price, and you may get used to it. Anyway, congrats again for your wise purchase decision. Regarding tank full, if Kochi pumps do not have auto lock, then at least tell them to make your tank full. Gauges are often misleading, and they understate fuel consumption in the beginning (when tank is full) and at the end. However, I found Corolla gauge to be quite reliable as compared with Corsa which did not move much till around 100 km, and then started going down to more or less an accurate indicator. __________________ For one who sees Me in all beings and sees all beings in Me, I am never lost, nor is he ever lost to Me.