[anup7649]

Originally Posted by Tushar

Thank you to the Team-BHP fan (who prefers to remain anonymous) for sending in these images! Heartfelt gratitude for sharing them with other enthusiasts.

The Orange, Blue and Red looks awesome. And those alloys are a drool to watch.
The white and silver are looks boring to watch

[arjab]

The grille of the base model is not bad. If one puts that grille, instead of the blingy chrome one, onto the red-black combo model, methinks the stance of the vehicle will be one of understated elegance. My views only. Beauty, indeed is always in the eyes of the beholder.

[timuseravan]

The dual-tones look nice but the single color is meh. In the first white picture, the car looks like previous generation alto size-increased in all directions.

[letusmeet]

Isn't the Brezza coming in an SHVS version?
I could see Brezza SHVS version in the ODMAG video review. Otherwise I am surprised I could not see this in any other pic/video and now the vehicles that seem to be in the factory also do not have an SHVS even on Zdi+.
I am not seeing anyone talking about that as well. Am I missing something obvious? I think that is the need of the hour with this odd/even rule coming back again in Delhi.

[rubicon]

Web reports mention that CV Raman, Maruti's Executive Director of Engineering and R&D has said the following :

1. The company is studying the possibility of GDI petrol engine in Brezza. Whether the company will choose from the K12B 1.2-litre petrol or 1.0-litre Boosterjet engine or employ an all-new petrol engine remains to be seen.

2. There is a possibility that Maruti Suzuki will launch a longer version of Vitara Brezza in the future. Depending on the response of Vitara Brezza SUV gets, Maruti will decide on the future of a Vitara Brezza MPV which will seat up to 7 adults.

[aerohit]

Originally Posted by sunny310c

In fact, the profile of the car just looks like a larger hatch back, with flared wheel arches, higher ground clearance and some plastic cladding to give it a butch appearance.

Indeed.

All cars like Creta, Baleno, i10/20, Verna, Polo, Punto, Jazz, City, BR-V, S-Cross, Brezza, EcoSport, etc. are all McPherson Strut FWD at the front and twist beam at the rear.

Basically their character is more or less the same.

[thatsdileep]

Originally Posted by Tushar

Thank you to the Team-BHP fan (who prefers to remain anonymous) for sending in these images! Heartfelt gratitude for sharing them with other enthusiasts.
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Thanks a bunch Tushar for sharing these pics and a big shout out to the team-bhp fan who sent them.

The Red-black color combo looks fab. I think white might turn out to be the least preferred color...it looks too bland.

[Jeevith]

Originally Posted by rav11stars

P.S : Do note that due to the angle in which the pics were taken there might be minor approximations when matching the length and height. This was only to serve the purpose of a general comparison.

Hey, I took the liberty of replacing the brezza pic with another one from the forum itself

here's the link:

http://www.team-bhp.com/forum/attach...t-suv-side.jpg).

But yea, your photoshop skills do trump mine. If you have the time and the patience, please do provide a scale comparison. Awesome work!

[rav11stars]

Originally Posted by Jeevith

Hey, I took the liberty of replacing the brezza pic with another one from the forum itself
please do provide a scale comparison

wow, thanks for that link. I've replaced with this one. This one looks more proportionate. Looking at this pic over and over again, I somehow get a feeling that all of them including the Creta and Scross have the same side profile. Only that the Ecosport's A pillar merges smoothly with the bonnet lines. The TUV, probably because of it's boxy shape, looks more masculine.

I didn't include the Ignis because no official details are released for India. Going by the news we had earlier of the Japanese model [Length x width x height dimensions of the Ignis come in at 3,700 mm x 1,660 mm x 1,595 mm], it's smaller than the Brezza.

[Jeevith]

Originally Posted by rav11stars

wow, thanks for that link. I've replaced with this one. This one looks more proportionate. Looking at this pic over and over again, I somehow get a feeling that all of them including the Creta and Scross have the same side profile. Only that the Ecosport's A pillar merges smoothly with the bonnet lines. The TUV, probably because of it's boxy shape, looks more masculine.

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Yup. I genuinely want to believe that the Brezza can be pitted against the Creta. If not the 1.6 (i.e. the Creta SX range), certainly against the 1.4 (S range).

The Brezza and the Creta 1.4 S Plus have almost identical output figures (89 bhp; and 200 NM vs 220 NM respectively). Surely, the top end ZDI+ would be priced below 11.73 lakhs that the Creta S Plus is currently priced at. Factor in all the bells and whistles that the Brezza ZDI+ would have over the Creta S Plus (key less entry, start stop button, cruise control, automatic projector headlamps, automatic climate control, etc....to name a few), and you have a fairly simple choice to make.

[thatsdileep]

Originally Posted by Jeevith

The Brezza and the Creta 1.4 S Plus have almost identical output figures (89 bhp; and 200 NM vs 220 NM respectively). Surely, the top end ZDI+ would be priced below 11.73 lakhs that the Creta S Plus is currently priced at. Factor in all the bells and whistles that the Brezza ZDI+ would have over the Creta S Plus (key less entry, start stop button, cruise control, automatic projector headlamps, automatic climate control, etc....to name a few), and you have a fairly simple choice to make.

But do bear in mind that Creta is a bigger vehicle due to which it will have more space and the space always comes at a price. Having said that The Brezza might be slightly peppier than 1.4 Creta due to lower kerb weight. So both have their pros and cons.

[TheARUN]

Hope that Maruti Suzuki does not believe that the Brezza is in the same league as the Creta and price it at Creta levels!

Having said that, till the Hyundai Sub 4 meter SUV comes in, the average Joe would be comparing the Creta with the Brezza for sure

[romeomidhun]

How can people think that brezza will be priced at creta levels even the bigger scross is priced very much less than creta?

[Jeevith]

Originally Posted by romeomidhun

How can people think that brezza will be priced at creta levels even the bigger scross is priced very much less than creta?

I don't think too many people are expecting it to be priced at Creta levels. On the contrary, one would expect even the top spec ZDI+ to be priced below the 1.4 S Plus.

But weighing them up as competitors (after factoring in Brezza's competitive pricing) is very much a possibility, don't you think!?

Originally Posted by thatsdileep

But do bear in mind that Creta is a bigger vehicle due to which it will have more space and the space always comes at a price. Having said that The Brezza might be slightly peppier than 1.4 Creta due to lower kerb weight. So both have their pros and cons.

True that! 328 vs 400 (in terms of boot space) is a big factor. Not to mention the rear leg room on the Brezza.

[romeomidhun]

Appreciate Maruti for choosing the right color combinations. The golden+white combination is very much eye-catchy (though I may not buy it ). One missing combination will be the Red+White - the real Evoque'ish combination!

Originally Posted by Jeevith

But weighing them up as competitors (after factoring in Brezza's competitive pricing) is very much a possibility, don't you think!?

In terms of looks and status, yes, they are competitors. But a strict no in terms of pricing. Brezza should be at least 2L cheaper than Creta.