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Irrespective of which car you own it is also recommended by Team Bhp to change engine oil at every 5k km under 'Indian' driving conditions, to keep your engine in good health. | |
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Also with launch of other cars from VW, expect the price for Lxxxx to come down in future. In other countries it anyways competes with Civic and Corolla! | |
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| I looked at all these cars and incl Sonata Embera... and finally shortlisted vRS and Civic. Both are excellent cars. Finally went in for Civic due to... 1. A S S of Skoda dealer is really bad, heard enough horror stories about them 2. Civic chassis is as good as a european car, (though body build quality lacks a little) 3. vRS is 150 BHP after turbo charging, whereas Civic engine is already 132 BHP (140 in original tune) normal aspirated, and with basic mods it can beat a vRS. With Turbo charging it can take pants of the vRS. (I intend to do it down the line) 4. Octavia is very sensitive to adulterated fuel (may be because it is not detuned for Indian conditions) 5. The beautiful roomy Civic interiors makes you enjoy your drive, whereas Octavia felt claustrophobic and cramped. 6. Better FE of Civic 7. Better Resale value if Civic 8. Octavia is a decade old model (and that was not acceptable to me) ...thought may be of some help for you... Last edited by ST7677 : 28th September 2007 at 14:15. |
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| Senior - BHPian | abhinav: Yup I know the 2.0 litre is not the RS. I just put it up for comparison sakes. Civic does not have most of the Laura features. No wonder they priced the Laura way over what the Octavia was sold for. Sad that its one of the reasons there are very few Laura's on the road. Quote:
androdev: Very rightly said on the RS being better than the Accord. But you still can't beat the 3.0 V6 Accord. That is a beast. True about the Civic in Bangalore. When I got one in Jan there were very few around. Probably see one till I get to office. Now I see a minimum of 4. Its a hobby of mine to count the number of Civics I see when I get from Point A to B. The max I counted was 7 on the way to office and this was within a distance of 6 kms And Hey, I'm not a manager as yet !!!! | |
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| Senior - BHPian | The 0-60 , 0 -100 and 0-160 is faster on the RS only the Accord is Better on the Luxury Feel , the AT and the Top Speed and things like Lower Maintenance(Not sure) Rest RS wins hands down! |
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| Distinguished - BHPian ![]() | While the Accord may have a stonker of an engine, the suspension set up isn't as good as that of the RS. The Accord is no where as stable, or as comfortable or as good a driver's car as the RS. |
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The Octavia has been detuned from 180 bhp to 150! That's the largest downrating ever! | ||
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and when you a see a octy rs on the road,you know that a person passionate for cars with power(without f.e. being the primary concern) is driving it whereas, most of the civics are being driven by drivers.the rs deserves respect on the road. Last edited by hellspawn : 29th September 2007 at 04:56. | |||
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| Senior - BHPian | I too agree, go with the RS, you wont be dissapointed. The RS is a fantastic car and is seriously F-A-S-T |
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| Senior - BHPian | I dont care about the Fe till it gives about the 8. So Decided , If My Dad has no problems then RS It is! |
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| Does anyone know whether there's a cash/non-cash discount on the RS? If so how much? |
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| Senior - BHPian | My best friend got his RS's clutch replaced & the bill was 50k+. Quote:
So, IMO they've simply used the 150bhp version in India. Most components though remain the same with the higher-powered engines and that is why it's easy to boost the power of this engine with a few simple mods like a remap, exhaust, intake etc. P.S. C3PO I know you already know all this, it's just for the information of the others. | |
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