[turbo]

Originally Posted by sv97

I think they need to re-verify some facts they are saying the silver part on the roofline is not standard

Because it is not.
Refer Post #630 in this thread.

[Nithesh_M]

Originally Posted by sv97

I think they need to re-verify some facts they are saying the silver part on the roofline is not standard and also the boot space has decreased by 42 litres compared to the previous generation.

475 litres 2019 Creta
433 litres 2020 Creta
=
Difference of 42 litres

Silver panel isn't available in dual tone variants.

[sv97]

Originally Posted by Nithesh_M

475 litres 2019 Creta
433 litres 2020 Creta
=
Difference of 42 litres

I thought the earlier generation had a boot space of 400 litres

[ysomani]

Originally Posted by sv97

I thought the earlier generation had a boot space of 400 litres

Ya earlier version had 400 ltrs boot. Current version has a larger boot, confirmed with the SA and lot of reviewers have confirmed.


Silver part is not there in dual color options.

[sv97]

From the official T-BHP review of previous generation creta.

Sorry mods for posting back to back posts but forgot to attach the image in the reply.

[Nithesh_M]

Oddly Hyundai doesn't list boot space on the outgoing Creta brochure I have. Some websites say 400l, some 402l and other 475. I think logically it makes sense that the new bigger Creta has more boot space than the smaller outgoing one.

[anandkumargb]

Took delivery of my hyundai creta E variant CRDI polar white.
Dealership pushed me to take insurance inhouse, I flatly refused. It was listed at 55k for bumper to bumper zero depreciation. I was getting a quote of 29.5k on policy bazar. He tried his best and came up with revised quote of 33k. I took it. I could choose warranty from three options 1) 3 yrs/unlimited kms 2) 4 yrs/60k kms 3) 5 yrs/50 k kms. I opted for 4/60k kms.

Overall smooth experience at Blue Hyundai, mysore road, Bangalore.

[JithinR]

Originally Posted by anandkumargb

Took delivery of my hyundai creta E variant CRDI polar white.

Overall smooth experience at Blue Hyundai, mysore road, Bangalore.

Congrats sir! Atleast some pics please.

[anandkumargb]

Attaching some pictures.
White fabric seat is going to be a nightmare to maintain.
I don't like art leather since does not breathe. Have heard about elegant fabric seats; look good. Does anyone have experience using them?

[momsonlydriver]

Originally Posted by anandkumargb

Attaching some pictures.
White fabric seat is going to be a nightmare to maintain.
I don't like art leather since does not breathe. Have heard about elegant fabric seats; look good. Does anyone have experience using them?

Congratulations on your new purchase!
I would recommend not opting for a cloth material when it comes to covers. Spillage and stains will be a nightmare to clean. You can opt for a leather or an artificial leather seat cover. Suggest you to get it tailored for perfect fit and finish. The main benefit is that you can just wipe off any food particle of liquid that is spilled in the car. Easy to maintain and hassle free unlike fabric (due to its soaking nature).

Happy safe driving!

[84.monsoon]

Anyone know if functional roof rails are an accessory offered on the base models? The car looks very hatchback-ish without the roof rails, also the roof rails may be needed for an occasional trip out of town where some equipment or extra luggage may need to be carried.

Hyundai does not seem to publish an accessory list as part of the brochure unlike VW and Ford. If anyone has access to the accessory list with prices and could upload, would be much appreciated.

[blueeyed]

Originally Posted by 84.monsoon

Anyone know if functional roof rails are an accessory offered on the base models? The car looks very hatchback-ish without the roof rails, also the roof rails may be needed for an occasional trip out of town where some equipment or extra luggage may need to be carried.

I dont think the roof rails are as functional as you have intended in the post. When my SA brought home a new Creta SX for the testdrive, I remember seeing a warning message on the roof rails (towards the back end) that said do not load anything on it. I think its just there for aesthetic purposes.
On second thought, I am not quite sure about this and will be happy to be proved wrong. Do check out again with your SA.

[naveen.raju]

Originally Posted by 84.monsoon

Anyone know if functional roof rails are an accessory offered on the base models? The car looks very hatchback-ish without the roof rails, also the roof rails may be needed for an occasional trip out of town where some equipment or extra luggage may need to be carried.

Hyundai does not seem to publish an accessory list as part of the brochure unlike VW and Ford. If anyone has access to the accessory list with prices and could upload, would be much appreciated.

I do use light load on my roof rails. I have also fitted Hyundai Cross bars and cycle rack on these roof rails. I have also used this to transfer plywood, ladders and few light loads. So the OE roof rail should care of light loads.

[sv97]

Originally Posted by 84.monsoon

Anyone know if functional roof rails are an accessory offered on the base models? The car looks very hatchback-ish without the roof rails, also the roof rails may be needed for an occasional trip out of town where some equipment or extra luggage may need to be carried.

Hyundai does not seem to publish an accessory list as part of the brochure unlike VW and Ford. If anyone has access to the accessory list with prices and could upload, would be much appreciated.

The functional ones were only offered in pre-facelift first generation models after that the subsequent ones have the aesthetic ones only so I think there is going to be no accessory for functional roof-rails with the dealer.

You can try after-market options though but they are risky as most of them are installed using double-sided tapes instead of drilling holes in the roof.

Hope this is useful to you.

[anandkumargb]

Got these alloy wheels installed at Madhu's tire care.
Madhu's is owned by our team bhp member Nikhil.

Got the best deal for the alloys. Boys were very knowledgeable, they knew about TMPS system installed in the stock steel rims. They moved them to alloys seamlessly.