Originally Posted by HarshVShrotriya
(Post 3579774)
Thanks mate. yeah, I meant your current MID rating(sorry for the roundabout query). :sly: |
Originally Posted by Carpainter
(Post 3579791)
Many congrats on your new car. It's really a nice car to have for city driving and occasional highway trips. It's got the best ride handling package in the segment. I'm also inclined towards Vento for my next upgrade.:) |
Originally Posted by D4D
(Post 3579803)
Congrats on the new car. It's a beauty. Wishing you miles of trouble free ownership. |
Originally Posted by HKap
(Post 3580489)
Congrats on a great buy. I took delivery of my Terra Beige Vento TSI on July 18th this year and have driven almost 4k kms thus far. I agree with all of your observations but want to ask you about the downshift from D3 to D2 when there is no throttle or brake input. I sometimes feel the car jerk when this happens. Have you noticed this? |
Originally Posted by just4wheels
(Post 3580634)
Here is what the mileage looked like today - 11.8 Kmpl. |
Originally Posted by just4wheels
(Post 3580634)
Here is what the mileage looked like today - 11.8 Kmpl. |
Originally Posted by HKap
(Post 3580489)
Congrats on a great buy. I took delivery of my Terra Beige Vento TSI on July 18th this year and have driven almost 4k kms thus far. I agree with all of your observations but want to ask you about the downshift from D3 to D2 when there is no throttle or brake input. I sometimes feel the car jerk when this happens. Have you noticed this? |
Originally Posted by RavSam
(Post 3580776)
Hey! The MID is red in Vento? So it's just in Polo that it has been changed to white. Don't know why such a differentiation here. :confused: 11.8 is pretty good mileage for such a sedan! clap: Amazing how DSG does that; making the Grand i10 AT box look like it's from Stone-age! |
Originally Posted by just4wheels
(Post 3580634)
Thanks Carpainter. Do take a TD. Vento TSI is by far the better car in its segment IMO. |
Originally Posted by Carpainter
(Post 3582655)
Will sure take a test drive. Actually I have been using the Polo for more than three years now so I know how well these cars drive. Only that my polo is 1.2 petrol one which is a bit underpowered to be frank. I'm all ga ga over Vento but I might go for the diesel. My only concern now is the resale value. |
Originally Posted by HKap
(Post 3581860)
That makes me feel better. Initially I thought the dreaded mechatronics failure is about to hit me. BTW, the last refill gave me an average of 12.9 kmpl. clap:. That included a few incidents of redlining in "S" mode. It's a fun car alright but sometimes I still feel my 2009 ivtec City is more fun. I just wish I had got the City shod with 195/60 R15 Primacy 3ST tyres like I did for my Vento. |
Originally Posted by just4wheels
(Post 3582784)
That's nice to know it holds up even on occasional "S" mode which I haven't tried yet on my car. I guess now I can, considering that it has crossed the 2000 km mark. How does the learning unit behave post these drives? Does it alter how the car responds the next time around ? |
Originally Posted by just4wheels
(Post 3582784)
That's nice to know it holds up even on occasional "S" mode which I haven't tried yet on my car. I guess now I can, considering that it has crossed the 2000 km mark. How does the learning unit behave post these drives? Does it alter how the car responds the next time around ? |
Originally Posted by Rajeevraj
(Post 3583274)
Contrary to perception, the S mode does not drop the mileage too much. Mileage drops when you do pedal to the metal heavy foot driving and you can do that in D mode too. Driving with a light foot in S mode gives the best of both worlds, sprightly performance as well as decent economy. Typically with a light foot, at 100 kmph in D you are definitely in 7th gear and in S you will be in 5th in most cases. I use it most of the time on my 2 lane highway drives. The S mode ensures that the engine is always in the peak torque band. So just a dab on the accelerator is enough for quick acceleration without any time wasted in dropping gears. You also need not wait for run in period to be over to use S mode. In fact you should use both D and S in order to give the engine a decent workout at different RPM's. Of course, redlining is not recommended. |
Originally Posted by pamishra
(Post 3583834)
Doesn't the S mode redline in each gear before shifting to the next? Generally at what rpm do gear shifts take place in S mode (when driving with a light and heavy foot)? |
Originally Posted by HKap
(Post 3581860)
That makes me feel better. Initially I thought the dreaded mechatronics failure is about to hit me. BTW, the last refill gave me an average of 12.9 kmpl. clap:. That included a few incidents of redlining in "S" mode. It's a fun car alright but sometimes I still feel my 2009 ivtec City is more fun. I just wish I had got the City shod with 195/60 R15 Primacy 3ST tyres like I did for my Vento. The new Vento's MID looks exactly like the Polo's. This is the pre-facelift MID, which BTW, I like more. |
Originally Posted by Rajeevraj
(Post 3583852)
With a light foot (or a normal acceleration), S mode upshifts happen around 3500-4000 RPM. Depending on how heavy your foot is, this can go up. Even in D mode if you drive with a heavy foot, up shifts take place higher in the RPM range. If you really need to red line, the manual/tiptronic mode is the way to go. |
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