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Maruti has sold 4500 S-cross in the first month, not a bad start considering it has been sold through Nexa dealerships which are very limited compared to normal Maruti dealershipsclap: I guess Maruti will be happy if they can sell 3-4 K units of s-cross per month. I guess Nexa dealerships will get big booster when they will launch Baleno, their premier hatch. I am sure it will sell better than s-cross.
http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/...w/48754624.cms
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Originally Posted by NPV
(Post 3791914)
Sandy, while you're busy with your audio upgrade, I had some questions regarding the maps (see my older quoted post). I guess you have the 1.3 Alpha, so you will most likely have the answers :D
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These are some custom maps, not map my india. I dont know whether any upgrade will be available. The maps are poor in detail, shows roads well. Googlemaps any day is better. Soon android HUs are going to come and relplace these Navigation units. Android HU probably will have its debut in the OEM system of Cruze next year.
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Originally Posted by sou_3749
(Post 3791939)
As per the service adviser these are suzuki maps in collaboration with some vendor. It can only be updated by the service guys, but the frequency of these updates are unknown. In the nexa website, there is a login for owners. As per him you may be able to take care of updates in future, but it's not in service as of now. The map will only work on the data card supplied and not a copy. The cost is nearly 4000 Rs.
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Check the above SD card, it is the Nokia HERE maps, this is awesome because the Nokia maps is one of the best map systems covering India
One observation though, while returning home I switched on navigation to test it out, after following the route for some distance I intentionally moved out to an alternate route, but the navigation did not re-route, it kept suggesting that I take a u turn for about a kilometre before finally re-routing...
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Originally Posted by Satishtv
(Post 3792122)
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Check the above SD card, it is the Nokia HERE maps, this is awesome because the Nokia maps is one of the best map systems covering India
One observation though, while returning home I switched on navigation to test it out, after following the route for some distance I intentionally moved out to an alternate route, but the navigation did not re-route, it kept suggesting that I take a u turn for about a kilometre before finally re-routing...
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How did I miss "HERE"stupid:But it says 2014, hope it's updated in 2015.
The route suggestion is not upto the mark as it always takes the shortest route and you can't get a clear idea even if you look at the route list. It keeps on calculating the shortest route until it finds the next shortest path. Ideally it should give us an option to choose the path at the beginning. One way to avoid it choose the route from the route options before start the navigation. The map update part is still a mystery.
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Originally Posted by pannags
(Post 3792102)
BTW, does anyone have a clue what the PCD value for S-Cross should be?
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5 x 114.3 PCD is for S Cross.
S Cross DDiS200 Zeta variant draws maximum bookings. Those booked for Zeta will need to wait a bit longer as Maruti's allotment to dealers of this variant seems to have scaled down.
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Originally Posted by sandygordon
(Post 3788678)
Hankook 225-55-r16 (overkill, but I loved the look)
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One question regarding the tyres - Any reason you chose the Hankooks over the more popular Bridgestones, the Michelins or the Yokos?
Also, while I notice a lot of recommendations for the Michelin Primacy 3Ts, I do not see any mention of the Bridgestone Turanzas (ER60, for e.g.). Asking this because my experience with the Turanzas has been remarkable.
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Originally Posted by sandygordon
(Post 3791832)
No crossover. You will have to use the 'premium crossover' instead.
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lol:
BTW, going by the fact that my Onkyo TX SR-608 is down to playing a stereo amp since 5 years of its coming, I think the paper cones will keep me happy for the time being.
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Originally Posted by autobahnjpr
(Post 3791537)
Thanks for sharing ! Good to see that you did not fall into the trap of high speed on road competition with other vehicles and maintained your sanity and speed on the road.
If only, everyone follows like you, we will all have happy journeys and not formula one racing on highway roads. :)
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Define sane speed. If you didn't notice, he did 120, which is at 150% of the speed limit. I have got ticket on ECR for crossing 40 on a Sunday noon and ticket was given as "racing without permission" and I requested him not to add the dangerous driving.
Speed is just one small parameter of dangerous driving. I see people at even 10 kmph driving dangerously at intersections.
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Originally Posted by opendro
(Post 3792277)
Define sane speed. If you didn't notice, he did 120, which is at 150% of the speed limit. I have got ticket on ECR for crossing 40 on a Sunday noon and ticket was given as "racing without permission" and I requested him not to add the dangerous driving.
Speed is just one small parameter of dangerous driving. I see people at even 10 kmph driving dangerously at intersections.
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I will just try to clear the air.
First of all these facts were stated to showcase the capabilities of the machine.
Neither I do 100+ speeds frequently nor I support them. I like to drive in control and that doesn't mean I will do 40kmph on a highway.
Secondly there is no speed limit on most of the indian highways unless the NH goes through a city. You can only find the 80kmph limit once you approach the city. Having said that I wouldn't encourage anybody to reach higher speed just for the sake of adrenaline rush.
There is a fine line between fast and rash driving and I drive safe.
Rest everything is upto the consciousness and understanding of the individual behind the wheel.
If you didn't know, the speed limit on all Indian NH is 80 unless it is specifically mentioned to be lesser or more. It was only recently that some of them have 100 as the speed limit. [Edit:] I was wrong on the speed limit of NH prior to August 2014. It seems that states and local authorities used to set the limit and usually was 65 kmph. Now it is officially 100 kmph.
http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/...w/40655191.cms http://www.firstpost.com/business/ec...h-1985361.html
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I totally agree when you say that fast is not necessarily rash and dangerous driving. Of course, speed brings in a certain amount of danger. But various other parameters play out.
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Originally Posted by opendro
(Post 3792308)
If you didn't know, the speed limit on all Indian NH is 80 unless it is specifically mentioned to be lesser or more. It was only recently that some of them have 100 as the speed limit. [Edit:] I was wrong on the speed limit of NH prior to August 2014. It seems that states and local authorities used to set the limit and usually was 65 kmph. Now it is officially 100 kmph. http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/...w/40655191.cms http://www.firstpost.com/business/ec...h-1985361.html
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I totally agree when you say that fast is not necessarily rash and dangerous driving. Of course, speed brings in a certain amount of danger. But various other parameters play out.
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Now that makes my cruising speed legal as per law. But, there is no central governing body which enforces the law as it depends on the state authorities.
Not trying to start an argument, but the below links might help.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Speed_limits_in_India https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Speed_limits_by_country
I think we should stop this topic at this point as it's not contributing to the subject of the thread. Peaceplease:
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Originally Posted by sailukitta
(Post 3791793)
My story is little different.
I own 3 cars :
1. Verna Crdi (2006 model)
2. Swift VDI (2009 model)
3. Polo Tdi (2011 model)
I still enjoy driving swift even compared to i20 elite which my sister purchased recently. The stability & ride quality in swift is excellent & I found a similar yet enhanced experience in S cross.
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If you enjoyed the ride and handling of swift then you will love the way S Cross handles. I have twice test driven the vehicle on bad roads and have been using my S Cross for a week now and I can tell you the ride and handling is comparable to the Europeans. clap:
So Maruti reduces prices of CIaz and upgraded the technology....why don't we have same management in scross team and give us more sensible prices for 1.6
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Originally Posted by pannags
(Post 3792276)
One question regarding the tyres - Any reason you chose the Hankooks over the more popular Bridgestones, the Michelins or the Yokos?
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One of my colleagues who has been using Hankooks on his beemer and duster recommended it. Moreover 225 is 3.5 k cheaper than the corresponding Michelin primacy. 205 Hankook is 7.5-8k while giving similar comfort (may be a bit louder on the road than the 3T). Decided to give it a try. :).
Saved some money for the Morels.:D
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