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no! its available on in zdi or zxi
No they dont have ABS because both VXI and VDI are base models,the only safety feature they have is seat belts.
I don’t really think that,that even matters.Anyways nissan sunny’s cabin will be cooled more efficiently because it has rear AC unit present in the front of the rear row middle passenger.
If still you are not getting proper cooling effect then there must be any leaks somewhere in the system. take your car to any ac expert shop other than the dealership. they will tell you exact problem.
is your door lining okay, … a friend of mine with baleno, was fed up … he did everything possible, but didn’t look at the rear door lining, which was the cause for poor cooling ….
there is still a leak in your system..get it checked up properly
Both the colors look good..
Black would look more attractive
BLACK LOOKS DAMN GOOD ON ANY VEHICLE BUT IS A HEADACHE IN SUMMER AS AC CANT BEAT THE HEAT THEN…..I’M TALKING THIS COZ I DO HAVE A BLACK SCORPIO & IS A MESS IN SUMMER….
Black looks good,but i suggest not to go with that because black normally soaks the heat in the summers,due to that the body of the car gets heated up which will eventually end heating you cabin and your cars engine up and one more thing at night dark colors (like black,grey,etc)are not visible and that also leads to a lot of accidents.Rarely…[Read more]
not black silver!
black colour will catch heat faster in summers n ac will have no or very low effect!
where are you from & are you going to use the bike for daily commuting?
WEIGHT OF THE VARIANTS ARE ALMOST IDENTICAL FOR PULSE. IT IS PRETTY STABLE IN 3 FIGURE SPEEDS. WHAT IS BETTER OPTION DIESEL OR PETROL DEPENDS ON THE USAGE. IF ITS MORE THAN 1200 KMS/MONTH THEN DIESEL ELSE PETROL SHOULD BE THE CHOICE.
petrol is always, peppier, rev friendly, …. it gives better boost feeling while accelerating, ,,, while driving at highways suppose you need to change lanes as slow person ahead, you slow down to speed up, that thrust feel is never so admirable as in petrol …. thumbs up for petrol 
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DIESEL..It’s got fantastic diesel engine.which has got excellent drive-ability.Extremely tractable from low Rpms. Got extremely frugal fuel consumption figures..Very reliable engine. Hands Down It mauls its petrol engine siblings.SO DIESEL PULSE IS WAY BETTER THAN ITS PETROL ENGINE.If less than 1200kms/month than also Diesel is better due to…[Read more]
In the Renault Pulse, I would anyday prefer the diesel. The 1.5 litre diesel may not be as powerful on paper, but when you drive it, the way this car can pull effortlessly from low rpm is nice. And it can cruise at three digit speeds, with a very nice ride quality – quite stable.
one must mention that there isn’t any turbo lag in this car.
I don’t think it’s good decision. With the base diesel, you loose out all the gizmos & safety features that you get on top end car. Mainly ABS & airbags. If you are sure that you will not be traveling much, stick with petrol car (may be some other say brio/ritz/figo) with safety features, music system all power windows, alloys etc. With base…[Read more]
I too was at this confusion and i was in dilemma earlier to buy an amaze petrol the base variant at six lacs or buy ritz or figo top end variant and i chose Ritz zxi.
I think u should change ur decision..
Going for the Base Diesel variant is useless…u miss out many features too..
And at 700km/month..please go for a petrol car…
U can go for the Sail U-VA LS ABS or top model LT ABS petrol model in this price range
While the Gypsy does have a 1.3 litre MPFI engine (Old G13 unit), it is not OBD II compliant as far as I know. I could be wrong. It’s the same engine that was used in the Esteem.
yup it is … all cars after 2000 are OBD 2 or 3 compliant ,…..
Now I am confused. Someone else who can help me….
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