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Old 16th November 2009, 18:00   #46
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Congrats on your new car. It looks cool in this silver color. Please do post some more pics of the car. Looking forward for Initial ownership report and pls do let us know on the fuel economy part of it
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Old 16th November 2009, 18:08   #47
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Congratulations, great choice of colour and car.

Do post some pictures of the interiors.
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Old 17th November 2009, 09:43   #48
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While driving the car from showroom to home I did fiddle with AC controls and even though did not actually compare with sources, did see the temp vary between 25 and 31 inline with the changes I was doing.

@rite2shree - Yeah, had booked Monarch Red based on the first snaps on motoroids. Satin gold was my second choice since lighter color would be easier to maintain and it would also give an up-market look. Autofin had two demo cars in Monarch red and after looking them in flesh, felt that satin gold was better looking...but again its my personal impression only. Hope you do get your color of choice.
Manipal is a a nice place to be. While working in B'lore I did visit the udupi-kundapura area many times on weekend trips with friends and even dreamt of settling down in kundapur with the unexplored beach streching along the highway.
I thought the temperature indicator was of ambient and not of the car cabin.
And YES, Manipal and its surrounding areas are a good spot to holiday. Do inform me, if you plan to come here some day.
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Congrats on the new purchase.



If I'm not mistaken, the temperature display will indicate the temperature outside the car, not inside.
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Yes, IMO, the temperature gauge shows the outside temperature hence you are seeing the variation 25 to 31 depending on the climate/temp outside.
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Hey Vijoym, congrats for your new car. learn driving soon and post some travelogues here.
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Old 17th November 2009, 11:20   #51
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Congratulations Vijay on acquiring the Manza.You sure are the first on T-BHP.
Why dont you drive it to our Vikarabad T-BHP meet on 22nd Nov? What say?
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Congratulations Vijay on acquiring the Manza.You sure are the first on T-BHP.
Why dont you drive it to our Vikarabad T-BHP meet on 22nd Nov? What say?
Hillram - Am still learning to drive. Took help of owner's driver in getting it to temple / park it etc.,
Happened to drive the car today for first time in a play ground & since the only other cars I had driven were M800s from the driving school(ignoring the sort distance I drove on Santa Fe while visiting US; but then it was automatic - no gears mean no fun), this was way too smooth.
Besides I have my excuse - going out of town this weekend.

BTW did see the snaps ff the last breakfast meet & off course your vespa

Need I say more on why I haven't been able to add more to this thread on initial driving experiences.

Cheers,
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Hey vijoym, congrats on the new car the car looks amazingly good in the pics, I have not yet seen a single one on Blore roads yet nor driven her. I assume it looks big by the looks. Congrats again & drive safe.

My 2 cents, don't be over or too cautious when you are driving, take it easy & drive like the way you were driving before.

The pics were brilliant too, & made the car look majestic.
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Old 17th November 2009, 19:19   #54
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Vjoy3 Congratulations on the new car and have a happy motoring.
Can you please write in detail on which other cars did you think of and why did you chose the Manza. So it helps in understanding what were the deciding factors where Manza scored more over other variants.

I ask this as My Brother in law too has shortlisted on the Manza (after some analysis on other options). Your inputs would help us take decesions which would suit our requirements.
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Old 17th November 2009, 19:33   #55
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Wow, How did I miss this thread? Congrats on first Manza in TBHP :-) Good colour choice. Take few days off from office and drive around in Manza, you will be OK within few hours :-))).Try to understand quickly about the dimensions of the car from driving seat, that's all you need to drive confidently.
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Old 17th November 2009, 21:22   #56
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HI Vjoy3
Congratulations on your new Manza . The gold colour looks good. Have lots of fun with it.
Keep us posted on performance , mileage ,comfort etc as you learn to drive her more confidently.

Having said that , I think you could have waited for a new car and not gone in for a "Dispaly" car. I guess you are not the patient kind and of course you get to be the first Manza owner here . Anyways all the best for you and your car.
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It is time to post some interior pictures of the car !
Do it soon please.
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Old 18th November 2009, 17:44   #58
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Driving experience

Hey Vjoy, where you at mate? We all are looking upto you for hearing your Manza driving experience.. Come out come out whereever you are
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Old 19th November 2009, 09:30   #59
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Looks like vjoy3 has totally devoted himself to his Manza. Come on vjoy3, don't make us wait so much for the first 'Manza ownership review'.
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Congrats on the buy. Feels more bigger & with great VGT in its heart 90bhp.
How is the ride when compared to Linea in city.
BTW what is the name of that color?
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