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| ![]() Sir, if I'm not mistaken it has been more than 2 years since your purchase of the 2017 City CVT. How has the experience been so far? Did you have any further problems after changing the brake pads? Have you noticed any rattles or change in fuel efficiency? How far up the odo has it been ? Sorry, if I'm being intrusive, but yours was the first purchase & ownership review on this thread. I'd found your feedback very helpful while making my decision to buy the same car last year. |
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| ![]() Can I connect my phone to my Honda City 2017 version Digipad 1.0 via HDMI port present. I want to avoid connecting wireless to it through Bluetooth for audio fidelity. I will play FLAC and also stream through Spotify. Is it possible? |
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| ![]() Is it a good idea to buy a city since the new model will be launched some time next year? I was planning to buy a used Honda City cvt(2016) with 25k kms but i am held back by this news. I was getting one at an incredibly cheap price. |
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Since you are looking for a used Honda city, i am not sure how will the new launch matter in your decision. Even if they launch it, it will be at least 2023 or so before you start seeing those cars in used market. If you are happy with the deal and car condition, its a safe choice i feel. However If you are buying a new one(and can wait till March 2020) it is better to wait. Current Honda city still scores so high as compared to its peers and one of the best "petrol" + "automatic" options out there. | |
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Newbie Join Date: Feb 2019 Location: Calicut
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If we were to buy the upcoming city with cvt i guess it would be 14+ lakhs on road. Is it worth spending almost double on the upcoming city? | |
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You seem to be convinced about the deal already. Are you planning to keep the car for very long time ? You can always upgrade/change after 3-4 years and save/invest the extra cash. This is my personal view. P.S: I have been delaying my new purchase due to similar confusion(but i haven't found a very good used car deal yet) | |
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Senior - BHPian ![]() | ![]() Personally i feel that the current gen honda city doesn't have the build of previous generations(rattles and niggles etc). in a bid to compete with Maruti, they ended up making it like a Maruti. Since I do not own any Honda cars in my family, its better if existing owners comment on long term reliability aspect |
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| ![]() Can anyone advise on how to turn on the auto-door lock feature when one turns off the car and walks away, having forgotten to lock the car manually? My earlier Swift used to have the feature, and used to lock automatically after 30 seconds or so of turning off the car. However, in the City I have noticed that it does not lock automatically and that the doors remain open even after a minute or more of the ignition having been turned off and the key being outside the car. Help will be appreciated ![]() |
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The engine and gearbox are still a Honda and I love the smoothness and the free revving nature of the engine. Another thing to note is the new City has slightly more stiff suspension compared to previous model, hence a slightly less cushioned ride is experienced. | |
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One question popped up in my mind: how to start the car when the battery in the key fob is dead, say in case of emergency when you don't have a spare battery or your duplicate key fob is misplaced? | |
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Below is one among them specific to Honda, but the procedure is same for all the cars. | |
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| ![]() Can the front brakes of a car get stuck when in parked position? If yes, what are the possible reasons? Recently, my friend faced the same issue in his Honda City which is less than a year old. Dealer is stating that it happens usually in monsoon due to the water accumulated in the scoring area of brake pad and brake disc. Please help. ![]() |
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