9th November 2013, 10:22
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| BHPian  |  Honda India has tweeted their journey to Amber Valley. Here are fleet of Amaze's Notice the blue amaze with spoilers, looks so awesome. Only if Honda could gave done the pricing right :(   |
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9th November 2013, 12:54
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I still feel that my clutch is little hard and so as with the gear rod... It is not a problem in highways but in city driving conditions, my left leg have developed an extra muscle than my right leg... My friend says that the clutch ply would be loosen up after 5000 kms... My amaze has clocked 4000 in 2 months... still it's hard to change the gears... Is this an issue? Have any one else experienced this? | |
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9th November 2013, 13:01
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9th November 2013, 14:59
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| BHPian | re: Review: 1st-gen Honda Amaze (2013) Quote:
Info to all members My friend had got an entire faulty transmission in his Amaze. The whole transmission was changed (Costs around Rs 1.9L but Honda paid it). So if any of you feels that gear is getting seriously stuck you should get the car checked. | |
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9th November 2013, 15:40
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Did he face problems from day 1 ? What were the symptoms? | |
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9th November 2013, 15:58
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Not from day one. He has long runs eveyday (6k in 3 months). He started noticing gear was getting stuck. Initially SA said it was a gear lock problem but problem persisted so Honda engineers looked after it and found the problem. The showroom was supportive and he was happy with the experience! | |
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9th November 2013, 17:08
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9th November 2013, 18:59
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| Newbie  Join Date: Oct 2013 Location: Mumbai
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| Got my Amaze Waxoyled. Opulent India staff is very cordial and efficient. I had a wonderful experience. Small scratches just vanished and the car surface looks silky smooth now. |
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10th November 2013, 11:12
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How much does it costs? Is it better than the 3M waxoyling? | |
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10th November 2013, 11:21
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10th November 2013, 18:12
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Yeah, I think Waxoyl is better. I did 3M on my Santro earlier and was not happy. It had cost me more as well. You may refer to another thread in the TBHP forum itself, comparing various polishing methods including 3M. | |
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10th November 2013, 19:18
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| re: Review: 1st-gen Honda Amaze (2013) Today while watching the Earth Dreams 1.5L i-Dtec video I could take a screen grab of the Power & Torque Vs RPM curve. Look how flat is the peak torque of 200 Nm over the wide rpm range (from 1500 rpm to 3500 rpm). I guess no other car except Innova comes close. Innova has the same peak torque of 200 Nm over an rpm range from 1400 to 3400. No doubt Amaze has excellent driveability. However the Amaze weighs a lot less (more than 500 kilos) as compared to Innova.  |
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10th November 2013, 20:24
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| Distinguished - BHPian   | re: Review: 1st-gen Honda Amaze (2013) Drove a 900KM done 1 week old Amaze Diesel today. I didn't feel the NVH was that bad. It is not as quiet as the Swift, but its not unacceptable. I kept it under 2K all the time. Loved the drivability of the engine.  Though I felt the AC was just average. And I didn't like the brakes either. It was very poor. Don't know if it was a problem with the car I drove. Have asked to get it checked by Honda during the first service. |
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11th November 2013, 15:11
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| re: Review: 1st-gen Honda Amaze (2013) My car got little scratched on left side of the front bumper. Will the servicing guys be willing to do some little touch up if i m ready to pay? |
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11th November 2013, 15:38
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If you are ready to pay, then you have to demand them. This is one of the problems in India. I have seen Indian customers requesting and also begging the dealers to get a service or a product... We should be professional in dealing with the service managers... Ask them how much does this little touch up for the bumper costs? If you feel that their price is higher than other showrooms , inform them and demand a discount or just send an e-mail to Honda... After all, Customer is the king!!! my friend... Nowadays, car showrooms literally cheat people due to the rising competition... A friend of mine got an used (450km) Amaze... He only got a proper reply once he threatened the manager about sending an e-mail to Honda... | |
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