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Hey all!
Currently, I own a 2020 Ignis Zeta. Car has done around 8k kms only due to COVID and all but been my daily driver for the last 6 months as my office has reopened. Ignis is a pretty good city car. Nimble, fuel efficient and relatively peppy. But bumpy ride quality is becoming an issue for me, especially on city roads.
I got bit by the upgrade bug recently. Honestly, I got bored of Ignis especially since there is a Honda and Skoda showroom right next to my home and I've been in love with Slavia and City ever since. So I'm planning on an upgrade. My usage is daily 30 KMS home-office-home and once-a-quarter highway trips of about 300kms.
Why?
Why not?
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Why not?
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All your inputs are highly appreciated.
Here's what GTO had to say about the matter:
You want a fast Skoda.
Wife wants an SUV / Crossover.
Just get the Kushaq. It is so much fun to drive! And has practical aspects too. You'll enjoy it. Also consider the VW Taigun.
Here's what BHPian RavSam had to say about the matter:
Wow! I too am an owner of a 2020 Ignis Zeta and my dream car since childhood is a Honda City.
There are a lot many options today and I can afford more expensive ones including some SUVs but then if I were able to buy a Honda City, and I always dreamt of buying it, I would go ahead and buy it. Especially since it's a car with not many flaws.
There are many dreams and if one is able to fulfil one of them then why not?
P.S. Also, I would just not sell away the Ignis too soon. At 8k odd kilometers it has barely run in. My Ignis now, after 10k plus kms drives like a charm and buttery smooth and keeps up with speed with even mightier cars. Would at least drive it till 25k.
All the best!
Here's what BHPian bijims had to say about the matter:
Considering the fact that you love sedans and hoping that you would be able to convince your wife, the best options in the sedan segment around 15 lakhs on-road would be Honda City V MT or VX MT, Skoda Slavia Ambition MT or Hyundai Verna SX 1.5 VTVT. Of the three, the City and Verna come with 1.5 L N.A. Petrol engines which produce 119 bhp and 113 bhp of power and 145 nm and 144 nm of torque respectively, the Slavia comes with a 1.0 L turbo petrol (TSI)producing 114 bhp of power and 178 nm of torque.
The City is a dependable car with all-round qualities which has made it a best seller in the sedan, the Slavia is the more fun of the lot, but maintenance costs of Skoda have historically been higher compared to its Japanese and Korean counterparts. The all-new Verna is a good car in its own right with modern styling and amenities.
As regards features and price, all are well equipped and priced closely and you wouldn't go wrong with any of these cars, but In my opinion, if your heart yearns for a Skoda, you should definitely go for it!
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