2022 Maruti Alto K10 vs Renault Kwid vs Maruti Celerio vs Others

ValarMorghulis · 21st September 2022, 16:58

Voted for Wagon-R. An absolute no fuss, no muss car for city rides. Heck even drove it to Shimla from Punjab and the ride was a breeze.

NerdSpeaks · 21st September 2022, 20:08

Voted for Tiago.
I've owned previous generation WagonR & there is no doubt about its reliability.
But with time, as you mature, your priorities change.
If I were to bet my money on car from any segment today, safety would be my mandatory requirement.
Tiago is the only car offering some safety in this segment without any competition.
Period.

Govind · 21st September 2022, 22:12

It all depends on the terrain and the type of usage. For a small family and mostly in city use with occasional long rides, I would vote for S-Presso among the above list. The reasons being,

1. Convenience of narrower and shorter cars for city drive; where mostly only one or two people will be commuting and occasionally four people with very rarely five!
2. Better suspension
3. Decent upright seating position and visibility
4. Easiness to park (or put it differently, easy to find a suitable parking space)

I believe that there is a market for Nano, due to its city-friendliness.

/Govind

Neversaygbye · 21st September 2022, 22:46

If budget permits, the choice should be the Tiago - the only all-rounder in the mix that does everything well and is also tried and tested. Every other car in the consideration set suffers from poor build quality and a lack of safety, which the Tiago doesn't. While the Tiago's 3-cyl engine may not be as good as Maruti's 4-cylr 1.2 one, it is reliable, frugal and gets the job done. The only other contender in the list is the WagonR (1.2 and not 1.0) but it has poor highway manners and is tinny and unsafe.

josephilip · 22nd September 2022, 05:35

My choice would be the Ignis. I voted for the celerio though. Celerio is a good car, but after i voted for it, I came ro think about my aunt's Zeta Ignis amt. That car is very good. Better than the wagonR, Celerio, Spresso and Tiago. Lot's of space, very refined engine, Decent mileage, Arguably looks better. A very well rounded car.

View Poll Results: Your Choice?
2022 Maruti Alto K10	13	7.30%
Maruti Alto	2	1.12%
Renault Kwid	6	3.37%
Maruti Celerio	9	5.06%
Maruti S-Presso	18	10.11%
Maruti WagonR	52	29.21%
Tata Tiago	70	39.33%
Others (please specify in your post)	8	4.49%
Voters: 178. You may not vote on this poll

21st September 2022, 16:58	#16
ValarMorghulis BHPian Join Date: Apr 2019 Location: Bangalore Posts: 371 Thanked: 3,083 Times	Re: 2022 Maruti Alto K10 vs Renault Kwid vs Maruti Celerio vs Others Voted for Wagon-R. An absolute no fuss, no muss car for city rides. Heck even drove it to Shimla from Punjab and the ride was a breeze.
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21st September 2022, 20:08	#17
NerdSpeaks BHPian Join Date: Jun 2021 Location: Pune MH12, MH14 Posts: 44 Thanked: 67 Times	Re: 2022 Maruti Alto K10 vs Renault Kwid vs Maruti Celerio vs Others Voted for Tiago. I've owned previous generation WagonR & there is no doubt about its reliability. But with time, as you mature, your priorities change. If I were to bet my money on car from any segment today, safety would be my mandatory requirement. Tiago is the only car offering some safety in this segment without any competition. Period. Last edited by NerdSpeaks : 21st September 2022 at 20:11.
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21st September 2022, 22:12	#18
Govind Newbie Join Date: Feb 2022 Location: KL-01/22 Posts: 22 Thanked: 51 Times	Re: 2022 Maruti Alto K10 vs Renault Kwid vs Maruti Celerio vs Others It all depends on the terrain and the type of usage. For a small family and mostly in city use with occasional long rides, I would vote for S-Presso among the above list. The reasons being, 1. Convenience of narrower and shorter cars for city drive; where mostly only one or two people will be commuting and occasionally four people with very rarely five! 2. Better suspension 3. Decent upright seating position and visibility 4. Easiness to park (or put it differently, easy to find a suitable parking space) I believe that there is a market for Nano, due to its city-friendliness. /Govind
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21st September 2022, 22:46	#19
Neversaygbye BHPian Join Date: Feb 2014 Location: Calcutta Posts: 363 Thanked: 1,379 Times View My Garage	Re: 2022 Maruti Alto K10 vs Renault Kwid vs Maruti Celerio vs Others If budget permits, the choice should be the Tiago - the only all-rounder in the mix that does everything well and is also tried and tested. Every other car in the consideration set suffers from poor build quality and a lack of safety, which the Tiago doesn't. While the Tiago's 3-cyl engine may not be as good as Maruti's 4-cylr 1.2 one, it is reliable, frugal and gets the job done. The only other contender in the list is the WagonR (1.2 and not 1.0) but it has poor highway manners and is tinny and unsafe.
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22nd September 2022, 05:35	#20
josephilip BHPian Join Date: Mar 2021 Location: Cochin Posts: 46 Thanked: 211 Times Infractions: 0/1 (5)	Re: 2022 Maruti Alto K10 vs Renault Kwid vs Maruti Celerio vs Others My choice would be the Ignis. I voted for the celerio though. Celerio is a good car, but after i voted for it, I came ro think about my aunt's Zeta Ignis amt. That car is very good. Better than the wagonR, Celerio, Spresso and Tiago. Lot's of space, very refined engine, Decent mileage, Arguably looks better. A very well rounded car.
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