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That must be for the higher models (W8 etc). I think a fair price for our XUV would be around 8.5 L if we find a direct buyer. Last edited by faithless_1984 : 3rd May 2018 at 15:13. | ||
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In Bangalore/Karnataka, on road prices are higher hence used car also sell for higher price. For W4 7.5L dealer price sounds fair in Delhi. You will get a better deal if selling to individual buyer. |
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Senior - BHPian ![]() | ![]() I took the test drive of the automatic and pretty impressive combination. However I feel there has been no change and the car felt same as before. How reliable is this AT box? Can some existing owners with long mileage shed more light? Also how is the maintenance cost compared to manual variant? I am considering this seriously. My running will be around 60km daily in Bangalore and with long drives too which add up to 20k kms per year Also I definitely would avoid the top end just for the quilted seats. It somehow felt cheap and also awkward. Last edited by rajshenoy : 7th May 2018 at 08:35. |
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![]() The NVH has been reduced significantly. Oodles of space inside the cabin. Every function is ergonomically placed. The head unit seems well stuffed. A decent improvement over its predecessor. Really loved the experience. Just waiting for the evaluation of my Swift VXI. Will go ahead with the booking post that. The dealer says there's a W7 AT at their disposal. If I book it, I can get the same immediately. ![]() As someone rightly pointed out, the quilted leather seats of W11 seems like after-market stuff and doesn't really look that premium. Fabric seat looks much better. Regards Pratyush Last edited by prince0407 : 7th May 2018 at 15:32. Reason: Fixed quote. | |
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| ![]() Can someone suggest whether the rear-view camera can be fitted the way it is in top variants instead of drilling the bumper? I hate my bumpers getting drilled. Also, if someone can suggest whether the ORVMs can be made electrically foldable as well? Will help while conversing with the accessory guy? Thanks in advance. Regards Pratyush |
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| ![]() Now that Mahindra has launched the plush new XUV500 with a petrol variant again, I'm guessing they were getting some numbers for the same in the earlier iteration, or they would have shelved the idea of having a petrol in the facelifted version. Any idea about the sales figures of the pre-facelifted petrol variant? Does anyone in team-bhp know of anyone who owns one and who can share some light on his/her experience with it? |
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BHPian ![]() | ![]() I have been driving W10 AT for the last 2 years with 35k on odo. I have been very happy with engine + transmission combo. We did a road trip to Mcleodganj as well and it held up on highways and mountains. |
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This might seem like a naive question, but how much of an upgrade would the XUV be to a Vento owner? I really enjoy driving my Vento. Thinking of picking up a W7 AT which seems immense value for the money! |
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BHPian ![]() | ![]() Ok, so I also have a 2013 Vento TDI HL. I'll be very honest with you that XUV does not have the classy quality of Vento. You will have to let go the amazing feel driving a VW but once you do that, you will enjoy your XUV. |
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If you are used to the DSG, then I feel you will notice the difference in the way AT shifts. I dont own XUV, but this is my observation based on my test drive. There is an awkward delay(minor) when you floor the pedal because the frugal AT box prefers to be on higher gears. Please go through the official TBHP review of XUV AT. I felt the same during my TD |
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| ![]() This is high time GTO should come into the picture to guide we poor guys, first with expert comments and then by detailed review/comparison. |
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Honestly, apart from that Top spec (O) trim which comes with the upgraded Engine - all the other variants have the same old combination. So I don't think there is any change in those aspects if you are looking for W7 or even W9. Car looks same except for new seat fabric. I feel I should wait until there is clarity on their MPV(if that comes with AT) as it would have more usable 3rd row seating+boot. | |
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