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| ![]() Mod Note : Chat and SMS Language are STRICTLY prohibited on Team-BHP. Please type in full and proper English for the benefit of other community members. We advise you to read the Forum Rules and Forum Etiquettes before proceeding any further. Getting delivery of Astor Style tomorrow. Seek choice/ suggestions on alloys. Should I opt for OE design or aftermarket like Neo/ Plati. In case OE then which model should I prefer? Last edited by Sheel : 9th February 2022 at 11:11. Reason: Mod note attached. |
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The alloys on turbo Astor look premium and sporty, what price did the dealer quote for the rims? |
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Newbie Join Date: Oct 2021 Location: Bangalore
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BHPian Join Date: Aug 2014 Location: DEL, SFO
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| ![]() I took TD of MG Astor 1.5 CVT sometime back and found couple of issues
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BHPian Join Date: Jan 2020 Location: GHAZIABAD
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The fabric of the sunroof liner is indeed very thin. I took the test drive on a sunny afternoon and felt that a lot of light was passing through the roof. In fact the light was a little too much for my liking and comfort. Although I did not consider it before but it was sort of a dealbreaker for me. I also test drove the Seltos, Taigun and Kushaq within a span of 2 days and found the Seltos to be better equipped. The drive quality of Seltos was also very good. For your reference I drive a Vento Tsi 1.2 with DSG since last 6 years and my observations are related to my experience with the Vento. | |
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BHPian ![]() Join Date: Jan 2011 Location: IXE/FRA
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I don't thing the Astor, be it any power train is underpowered, especially if you are comparing to a Wagon R. It just may be different gearing that you might need to get used to. Yes, the fuel efficiency is something of on the lower side. It ranges between 8 and 12kpl. Sorry I haven't really checked the RPM to speed mapping. No complaints about the AC. Does it's job. I'd say go for the MG Astor as it's a much newer car with more features. Also MG should gradually become a strong brand in India looking at the slew of launches they have planned. City already looks so outdated and the interiors are boring. End of the day, that's where most of your time is spent, and having great looking and functional interiors takes your experience to whole new level. | |
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Newbie Join Date: Oct 2021 Location: NOIDA
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| ![]() Finally took delivery of my Astor AT Sharp in Noida. This is the top trim without the ADAS features. Overall delivery experience was good. They do try and create a festive atmosphere with unveiling of the car, cake cutting, music etc but there was a bit of delay on the showroom probably due to the large number of deliveries they had that day (When you have waited for months, you can wait a couple of hours more I guess). Accessories I took: 3D mats, Sun Share, Wind Deflectors, skid plates, Side Step and screen guard. Surprisingly they had basic stuff like mud flaps out of stock and i will have to go in again to get those installed...Maybe on first service. I am also thinking of getting the door edge guards installed. Rest of the accessories were mainly those chrome ones and I personally do not like Chrome. So far, I am super impressed with the car. It definitely feels premium, there are no vibrations (A lot of times you don't even realize if the engine is idling), absolutely no road noise due to the tires and very smooth gear changes. I have seen in reviews that it takes time to downshift while overtaking but I am yet to experience the same. Maybe will feel this on a highway drive but for City it is just perfect. Kid is super happy with the sunroof and better half is okay with the music system. It does sound better if you use manual equalizers and adjust it to your liking. Well so far so good. Will post more as I drive and discover more...Adios ![]() ![]() |
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BHPian Join Date: Jan 2022 Location: Mumbai
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| ![]() Can any Astor owners please help here with the real world fuel efficiency that you are getting? Liking all aspects of the Astor but really stuck on whether this is going to be a fuel efficient car or not. I know it eventually depends on an individual's driving style but would like to know a range you have got till now |
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BHPian Join Date: Jun 2019 Location: Gurgaon
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In highway driving getting 16 + isn't an issue, while in normal city driving you get between 9 to 11. But in bumper to bumper traffic, with shorter travelling distance, you won't get more than 7 - 9. These numbers are based on just 400 odd KMs drive in total. | |
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BHPian ![]() Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Noida, NCR
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| ![]() MG cars have been in India for quite a few years now. How does their cars score on: 1. Reliability (break down, part failure, etc) 2. Durability (fading paint, cracked plastics, rusting metal parts, loose and rattling components, etc) 3. Safety (NCAP score) |
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BHPian Join Date: Jan 2022 Location: Mumbai
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