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In a word, no. Its a risky proposition. You will face a 2L repair bill in addition to a month long repair in case of a post warranty failure. And you will not get any further extended warranty on the repaired/replaced gearbox.
Thank you expert for such a direct answer. And also if you could advice me on other options in automatic cars sedans or suv ranging between 10-12L.
City, Fiesta, Ecosport. Choose between these three or stretch to the diesel Elantra AT.
thank you sir
i completely agree with @Shreyans sir
Prior to this incident did you have any trouble with the clutch? Did you notice a lack of pick up when you released the clutch? How did you manage to drive the car after that? It’s possible that because you were on a steep incline, and trying to pick up from standstill, you may have been using half-clutch excessively (keeping your foot on the…[Read more]
It can be done, but it’s an expensive conversion. The climate control panel unit alone costs about Rs. 20,000 for some premium hatches, and then there are the associated sensors and motors.
Thanks. Appreciate it. The idea is to spread awareness and help other car buyers and owners make informed decisions, by sharing our collective experience.
As per my opinion Swift is most VFM car and Polo best in ride and handling.
Polo has the best ride and handling. None of them can be called good value for money
Polo has the best ride and handling
Polo-Best Ride and Handling
In case of rear arm-rest: well, it’s not there because of 60:40 split seat feature but otherwise, it is purely a cost cutting measure not to give A/C vents or rear arm rests.
Rear-seat armrest – it’s a design issue, because if they fitted a rear-seat arm-rest, the seat back would have to be a lot thicker, and that would eat into boot space. Not worth the extra cost. As for rear AC vents – three hatches do have them. Look under the front seats of the Punto, i20 and Fabia, and you’ll see these foot level AC vents there.
Well, you can squeeze in only so much inside 4meters, unless of course you design something from the ground up. Two more words: cost cutting.
Two-wheel drive, is where only two wheels of the car are powered by the engine. This could be either front wheel drive (like most of the hatchbacks and sedans in India) or rear-wheel drive (most MUVs and high-end sedans, besides the Tata Nano – which is rear engine, rear-wheel drive). Four-wheel drive is when all four wheels are powered. This…[Read more]
is any diffreence betweem milege of 4 X 4 & 4 X 2 ??
4×4 consumes more fuel than 4×2. Its a difference of about 1kmpl or so.
perfect explanation roshun povaiah….
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