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Old 22nd April 2010, 22:10   #346
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from the brochure pics the rear leg space seems to have increased a bit, which is a good thing. Thats a major pain point in my Wagon-R.
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Old 23rd April 2010, 00:49   #347
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ACI Test Drive and Review.

New Wagon-R test drive and review is out on ACI.

[COLOR=#0066cc]http://www.autocarindia.com/news/new-wagonr-test-drive-review[/COLOR]

Seems the front and rear seats are exceptionally spacious and comfortable with very good thigh support.

Now, boot space is compromized with just 180L - a big disppointment.

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Hey Guys just got a mail from maruti as i was subscribed for newsletter. So here is the attachment i got in mail.
(Wagon R)ecreationally clicked - New Wagon R Scoop Pics EDIT: Brochure on pg 22-invite.jpeg
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Old 23rd April 2010, 02:31   #349
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Seems the front and rear seats are exceptionally spacious and comfortable with very good thigh support.

Now, boot space is compromized with just 180L - a big disppointment.
Just read it! I thought if Maruti would have provided those sliding rear seats(which move into the boot section) would have been a great feature, so that when less heighted people are travelling the boot space could be adjusted.

It seems it utilizes the space efficiently; and feels like a mini SUV.
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Just read it! I thought if Maruti would have provided those sliding rear seats(which move into the boot section) would have been a great feature, so that when less heighted people are travelling the boot space could be adjusted.
I had been discussing about this feature with fellow bhpian for the last three days. This feature would have been an asset for the new Wagon-R, had they included it. I do not understand what stopped Maruthi to carry that feature in to new Wagon-R when it is already present in the 4th gen WagonR in overseas.

Overall, I am very well satisifed with the new Wagon-R, though I would have liked the 4-cylinder engine instead of 3-cylinder, reclining back seats, 60:40 split seats.
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Some significant additions, compared to earlier version.

1. Tubeless tyres (All versions).
2. Rear parcel tray (VXi).

3. Tilt adjustible steering (VXi).
4. Built in ICE with AUX-in & 4 speakers (VXi).

5. 60:40 split and folding rear seats (All versions).
6. Front passenger under-seat tray (VXi).

7. Rear wiper, washer & defogger (VXi).
8. Security system with keyless entry (VXi).

9. 14 inch wheels (VXi).
10. Front and Rear power windows (VXi). Front power windows (LXi)
11. 12 V socket (VXi).

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The Cycle in the reclined seat of the Wagon-R, Is it not a bad PS job?
Not sure about PS job. I have transported cycles, and a treadmill (Manual type) once, with the rear seats folded!
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Overall, I am very well satisifed with the new Wagon-R, though I would have liked the 4-cylinder engine instead of 3-cylinder, reclining back seats, 60:40 split seats.
60:40 split seats is present as standard across all variants. Reclining rear seats would have made it a 4 seater in paper (Which is a huge disadvantage in ads against competition) and rear parcel tray would also have to be skipped. Totally agree with you on the engine though!
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I am really surprised to see no mention about the 60:40 split seats in the brochure, as this is a good feature compared to the outgoing model.

Boot space is compramised at the cost of space at rear seats. Maruti could have addressed this issue with the rear seats on trolly to move them back and forth.

But, overall, the new Wagon-R is a very very good upgrade with lots of new features.
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I am really surprised to see no mention about the 60:40 split seats in the brochure, as this is a good feature compared to the outgoing model.
Its mentioned in Comfort and convenience- 60:40 split and folding rear seats.
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But, overall, the new Wagon-R is a very very good upgrade with lots of new features.
Hope the pricing doesn't go north!

How good is the K10 motor? I think ARAI mileage is 18.9 kmpl (From brochure, it is not clear whether its ARAI mileage or not).
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Guys ,saw the new wagon R yesterday.To be frank the face looks very bad,i didnt like it and rear is the worst.the current model is far far better.It just looks like squarish at rear (tempo traveller kind) and just zen estillo in front.

Hope atleast the drive and interior is made best.
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One more additional feature that could've done justice - Steering mounted audio controls; probably the next version could have this; and that will be my dream small car.

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Not sure about PS job. I have transported cycles, and a treadmill (Manual type) once, with the rear seats folded!
Even I have transported a cycle and treadmill ( motorized ).
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^^I have transported 180L refrigerator.

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How good is the K10 motor? I think ARAI mileage is 18.9 kmpl (From brochure, it is not clear whether its ARAI mileage or not).
The K10 is definitely better, but being a three-pot motor, it is slightly noisy even at idle rpm. The 1.1L was super-silent at idle. Both the K10 and old 1.1L motors are noisy at very high rpms. I do not know which one is better at higher rpms. Seems the K10 motor has strong midrange with flat torque curve throughout the rev range (same with the 1.1L engine).

I am eagerly waiting for a proper test drive from different mags.

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Old 23rd April 2010, 10:04   #358
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A short review from ZIGWHEELS .
2010-Maruti-Suzuki-WagonR-First-drive,Buy New Cars, Used Cars, Auto News and Reviews India - Zigwheels.com


I have a bad feeling about the pricing on this one from MSIL. We will know in a few hours.

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The drive experience is as connected as it typically is on most Suzukis, with a sweet, direct-feel steering and good feedback from the wheels.
From the zigwheels review, of link given above - God, which vehicle they are talking about here?

Have felt the older Wagon R's steering one of the worst and feel-less. Does feeling every bump on the road count as 'good feedback'

Atleast let us hope it is better now. Waiting eagerly for Team BHP's REAL review.

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A short review from ZIGWHEELS .
Seems like we have one of the best interior space and rear seat legroom among small cars. Both Zigwheels, autocarindia reviews and bsmotoring initial impressions has emphasised on that factor.

Pics from Zigwheels review-
http://www.zigwheels.com/Reviews/201...agonR_20100423
(Wagon R)ecreationally clicked - New Wagon R Scoop Pics EDIT: Brochure on pg 22-marutiwagonrpracticality.jpg
(Wagon R)ecreationally clicked - New Wagon R Scoop Pics EDIT: Brochure on pg 22-wagonrpracticality.jpg

EDIT: Just noticed that the center console is not exactly in the center. Its a bit towards the passenger side! I hope the driver wont have to reach for the music system while driving.

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