Re: The Ultimate B2-Segment Hatchbacks Comparison! Quote:
Originally Posted by KarthikK If you want a practical, easy commuter which any other family member may also drive and appreciate (for gizmos/interiors), get the i20 or Jazz.
P.S - if you can't wait for new launches, I go with suhaas' decision - go for the i20. It seems to match most of your requirements well. |
yes, as i said, apart from me my dad will also drive the car occasionally and he is above 60 so wont be very keen on performance Quote:
Originally Posted by selfdrive Its actually very easy, at least I think it is. I steer the Jazz, it does what I want it to do. I steer the i20, it does what it wants to do.
Are you sure about the 6 airbags and sunroof? I thought these were discontinued a couple of years ago. To be honest, if there is anything like a negative vote, I offer a strong one for the i20. I am not saying you buy the Jazz or the Punto, all I am saying is dont buy the i20.
You will end up with two hatchbacks and then wonder why you didnt listen to the guy who said this (who by the way has two hatchbacks!)
Dont do it, just go for a sedan or a SUV. or even a softroader. Two years down the line, you wont consider replacing one of your hatchbacks. |
Actually i thought over it for quite some time, not sure if many of you know me in person but i am actually more of a biker than a car-guy
So i dont mind having a 2 hatchbacks in the garage as long as it is accompanied by a cruiser / sports bike
Yes, Asta (O) has 6 airbags, front + curtain+door and also a sunroof and is 6.73 ex showroom, Jazz is 6.77 Quote:
Originally Posted by KarthikK Folks will usually complain about it here only when it fails to work ,
Perhaps the only nagging irritant of the Blue&Me is inability to recognize certain words (voice commands) pronounced in Indian accents. The bypass for this is to use the menu interface via the steering control buttons. |
Actually, i have driven a very close friends Punto for about 100 kms (not usually my policy to drive others cars but this has to be an exception to prove the rule)
And i was not able to connect my Samsung Galaxy Y to the B&M system, i know it is not rocket science but then that is the point that if such simple things dont work then why advertise it so much Quote:
Originally Posted by suhaas307 Shridhar,
You're requirements suggest that you'd be happy with the Hyundai i20. It's loaded with equipment and the goodies will keep you happy.
If you can wait, I suggest you hold on. There are some exciting products on the way. Namely the Polo 1.2 TSI and if you can stretch your budget, the EcoSport will be a viable option. |
Ecosport must be around 10 lacs right, sorry sir but dont have that much moolah , if it is around 8'ish then yes Quote:
Originally Posted by fiat_tarun How soon are you looking to buy a car ? I'd suggest you hang on till March since the Polo Tsi and Punto refresh are expected to launch then.
Based on your test drives, which car did u enjoy the most, or rather which one did you see ticking all the boxes ? |
I am planning to book the car in march as i want to have enough cash for accessories, head light upgrades etc
No costly brands like VW for me, if anything goes kaput will have to break into a bank to source funds for the parts
I have driven the Punto and chauffeured in i20, individual test drives are pending and will keep you updated on that Quote:
Originally Posted by antz.bin So.. Punto is the best *driver's car* in the 3 shortlisted, but it doesn't have power folding mirrors.
Jazz has power folding mirrors, good fuel economy, good features, but no bluetooth.
i20 has all the required features, but its not as engaging to drive as the other 2.
So.. buy either Jazz or the Punto.. and get the missing item as an aftermarket fitment (whichever is possible).
Any specific reason for not considering Chevy Sail-UVA? Interiors? |
Not a big fan of Chevvy |