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Originally Posted by themonster
(Post 4133585)
Hello, //M6. I have fitted the Door Visors from an aftermarket brand (Galio) which also has a chrome bordering on the top part of the door visors (where it makes contact with the door). I fitted this after seeing the same on Distinguished-BHPian RavenAvi's Empress (City i-DTEC V variant) (link). I personally feel the Door Visors from the official accessory list of Honda is way too expensive (approx 4500rs) After having the same Galio Door Visors for about 2.5 years, the chrome lining has peeled off (my fault as I 90% of the time park my car in the sun). |
Originally Posted by themonster
(Post 4133585)
Hello, Hemanth.anand. I would like to know whether your brother-in-law had changed the tires on his City and which upsize did he take, the 195/60 or the 205/60 and which make/brand? If you don't mind, I would also like to know how is the ride after the tire swap. |
Originally Posted by hemanth.anand
(Post 4133732)
We have decided to go for Yokohama Earth1 195/60R15. Two weeks before, we were busy in the weekend. Finally, we went to the tyre dealer last Sunday afternoon. But he was preparing to close the shop for the day. So we didn't force him as we thought it might affect how the workers will actually do the work. So we will go this Friday. After the swap, I'll drive it over teh weekend and let you know my observations. |
Originally Posted by darthvader5000
(Post 4131402)
Hi Guys, I am trying to choose between a Vento, City or Rapid ( all automatic). Already own a Polo TDI ( and very happy). Would prefer petrol given the pollution control judgements which come out in NCR. Self drive, family vacation with the Beagle along when needed. Need the link to the review for the Honda City Automatic ( petrol) latest version and pointers to choose 'wisely'. Thanks. |
Originally Posted by vharihar
(Post 4134581)
What is the VIN number format for the Honda City? How do I make out the month and year of manufacture? |
Originally Posted by shadab.upes
(Post 4135049)
I have2015 model Honda City SV manual iVtec. Whenever I drive my car on highways and open stretches, it always feel to me that there isn't enough power to quickly accelerate. My car was driven by my copuple of friends as well and they also complaint of low pickup. I feel low pick issue from the very beginning thought it is just my misunderstanding. Have recently changes the air filter but to no avail. Do anyone of you also feel the same? Thanks |
Originally Posted by shadab.upes
(Post 4135049)
I have2015 model Honda City SV manual iVtec. Whenever I drive my car on highways and open stretches, it always feel to me that there isn't enough power to quickly accelerate. My car was driven by my copuple of friends as well and they also complaint of low pickup. Thanks |
Originally Posted by pravint
(Post 4135153)
If you are in higher gears and Engine RPM is below 2000/2500 city feels sluggish .......If you find some empty road try 0-100 kmph run while shifting at redline, if your car reaches 0-100 in 10-11 seconds then every thing is fine. [btw it reaches 100 in 2nd Gear lol: ] |
Originally Posted by shadab.upes
(Post 4135173)
Thanks Pravint for your valuable inputs. Will definitely try accelerating in some empty stretch and will share my feedback. |
The Takata impact continues to hit Indian car consumers with Honda Cars India announcing the latest tranche of recalls of some vehicles made in 2012. According to a statement released by the Japanese car company, Honda Cars India Ltd (HCIL) has announced that it will voluntarily replace Takata passenger front airbag inflators of 41,580 vehicles of previous generation of Jazz, City, Civic and Accord as part of Honda's precautionary global recall campaign concerning Takata front airbag inflators. The replacement will be carried out free of cost at Honda dealerships across India. The replacement of inflators for the affected models would begin immediately and the company would communicate with customers directly, said the statement. This is the fifth Takata-related recall initiated by Honda. The company has announced that 7,265 units of 2012-made Jazz will face the recall. And 32,456 units of the company's best-selling sedan City made in 2012 will be affected. The recall will also include 659 units of the 2012-manufactured Accord, and 1200 units of the Civic made in the same year. The Takata recall has been a global phenomenon with Japanese car companies being particularly badly hit by its faulty airbags. Honda, Hyundai, Toyota and Nissan have gone in for recalls to fix the Takata airbags and the Takata-triggered recalls have been among the biggest car recalls in India. Globally Takata is facing investigations with reports suggesting that the company will fork out up to $1 billion to settle US criminal probe. |
Originally Posted by shadab.upes
(Post 4135049)
...there isn't enough power to quickly accelerate. My car was driven by my copuple of friends as well and they also complaint of low pickup. I feel low pick issue from the very beginning thought it is just my misunderstanding... |
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