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Old 27th April 2006, 16:09   #1
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City Driving NHC/NHC-CVT or Vtec

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In sheer terms of driving comfort with modest FE, which variant of NHC is good and economical in A.S.S
a) Normal NHC
b) NHC - CVT ( I belive this is Honda Multimatic version)
c) NHC-VTEC

There is < 20-30k price diff in CVT&VTEC
Mostly city and occasional runs to mahabaleshwar and nearby spots
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In terms of city driving, it has to be CVT. Not much difference in city driving between VTEC and Normal NHC.

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Hi All

In sheer terms of driving comfort with modest FE, which variant of NHC is good and economical in A.S.S
a) Normal NHC
b) NHC - CVT ( I belive this is Honda Multimatic version)
c) NHC-VTEC

There is < 20-30k price diff in CVT&VTEC
Mostly city and occasional runs to mahabaleshwar and nearby spots
RK
for driving comfort : CVT
FE : CVT should be lower
Vtec is for the power.....
Maintenance : people say 'automatic' is trouble some but i believe atleast honda automatic should be trouble free....
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will owning a cvt run up maint bills coz its automatic ?
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Old 27th April 2006, 16:18   #5
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For city driving its gotta be CVT.
Specially in slow traffic of Pune you'll find it convenient
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Old 27th April 2006, 16:26   #6
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will owning a cvt run up maint bills coz its automatic ?
I don't think so... Hondas seems to be low on maintenance (by experience). I own an Exi... Maybe if someone owns a CVT in this forum can answer.

I would also suggest that you visit Deccan Honda and ask them about service charges for automatic. That should help.
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Thanks for replying..
I will be going to Deccan Honda this weekend to ascertain the costs associated with owing a CVT.
On the price front there is a thin red line of approx 20k diff between cvt&vtec..8.48cvt and 8.64vtec approx..
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all i cared about the vtec bit were the alloys ure looking for city driving id choose the CVT anyday, i got myself one as well. its been 2 months now. its really good fun i have drive upto 150 on it and its nice for an auto at the price too. go for it nothing wrong at atll
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