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Old 8th September 2008, 21:04   #16
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We need to wait and watch to see the new honda on the road. Verna is kind of tried and tested and is a power packed car. correct me if i am wrong, but isnt the honda bit expensive on serivce and spares compared to hyundia???
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Both cars are good,honda is due for replacement very soon.

seeing your preferences i would rate verna better in power as both cars have very close accelerarion figures but verna feels more powerful in real world driving conditions,interiors are better in city but both cars are spacious and for FE verna is better anyday.

Sadly both cars have very light steering and not so good handling ,the reasons why they are not as involving to drive when compared to paper specs.
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I have also tried both and agree with nemo. Amongst the two, my final vote is for Verna. Also the fact that you have had service access issues with Honda which will not be the case with Hyundai.

You can also check out the Fiesta and SX4 in this range. If you are not specific about diesel, Cedia is a good bet where even the base model comes loaded with all safety features like airbags, ABS, EBD etc.

Good luck with your selection.
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In terms of power Fiesta and SX4 doesn't compare to Verna Crdi and city Vtec. Cedia is a good bet i agree but its FE is again not comparable to Crdi and vtec also .. its not in the same price range....
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I drive a old 2002 Honda and its quick, but I don’t think Verna has much power than City VTEC as I my self have seen may people who is driving a City VTEC will have, Verna as dote in there mirror.

New City has got lot more stuffs to add in that segment. But when it comes to diesel I think Verna is good.
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I drive a old 2002 Honda and its quick, but I don’t think Verna has much power than City VTEC as I my self have seen may people who is driving a City VTEC will have, Verna as dote in there mirror.

New City has got lot more stuffs to add in that segment. But when it comes to diesel I think Verna is good.
I think performance wise the new City Vtec is not as fast as the Verna maybe pretty close like a few tenths of a second but on road the Verna will be quicker thanks to the torque.
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In terms of power Fiesta and SX4 doesn't compare to Verna Crdi and city Vtec. Cedia is a good bet i agree but its FE is again not comparable to Crdi and vtec also .. its not in the same price range....
If FE and power are top considerations within 9L, then stick to Verna CDRi from amongst your choices
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Well, mjothi, he is comparing with the Vtec City, which is like 100bhp or so, in which case, a comparo with Verna-P is makes sense.

With a new City expected anytime, it makes sense to wait for it and then make your choice.
Oh. Fine. I missed that part.
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Old 9th September 2008, 10:23   #23
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No airbags

I visited the Hyundai showroom here yesterday and was shocked to learn that the Verna was sold without airbags (not even options).

I think that is really going backwards in this time and age.
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Thanks all of you for your informed suggestion. I have decided to wait for the NNHC/AHC .

Does anyone has any idea how much it is going to cost?
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Thanks all of you for your informed suggestion. I have decided to wait for the NNHC/AHC .

Does anyone has any idea how much it is going to cost?

It would be tough to predict. But i would guess 10% more than present City.
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Old 27th September 2008, 12:17   #26
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Test drive or not

Cant wait to get my hands on the AHC.

But they are not giving the Test drive till Nov i heard and vehicle will be on display in mid oct.

My Ques is should i go ahead and book the vehicle or wait for the Test drive.

Tech specs really good as u all know, so i am tempted to go with the Honda brand(with TD) i have OHC now and pretty happy with it as of now.

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If FE and power are top considerations within 9L, then stick to Verna CDRi from amongst your choices
HI,

I agree on this, with 9 lacs and getting power and FE, Verna is the right choice. A colleague of mine bought one recently and is very happy
 
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Isn't the Hyundai Verna above 9lacs. It costs almost 10+ in Bangalore for a simple CRDI engine basic version of Verna.
That is heack of a money, rather buy a Fiesta TDCi for 8lacs and save those 2lacs, since in 50k kms also you would not make that returns back.
or even a Fiesta S would also save you the money dude.

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I agree and disagree!

Performance wise the OHC Vtec is still better off than the Verna. However, like you said in the city, the Verna is better off than the city because of the torque (turbo charged).

But if you look at outright performance I disagree.

I have dragged with a Verna for almost a KM and I am being honest off the block the Vtec nukes the Verna. However the verna definitely does not become a dot, it stays close probably 2 car lengths behind. I would say, awesome for a Diesel.

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I think performance wise the new City Vtec is not as fast as the Verna maybe pretty close like a few tenths of a second but on road the Verna will be quicker thanks to the torque.

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Old 3rd October 2008, 13:36   #30
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My Ques is should i go ahead and book the vehicle or wait for the Test drive
i suggest instead of booking without testdrive u can wait and TD the ANHC, then decide.IMO, probably you can opt for the current city if they offers huge discounts. fiesta few months back offered around 70k discount on their stocks before their new facelifted version is launched - that means exshowroom price= OTR.
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