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    Guys I'm in a dire state. Please tell me whats better CNG or LPG? Secondly, is it wise to put CNG in your existing petrol car or should I buy a new diesel car?
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        Rishabh P Nair 1 year, 5 months ago

        Firstly buying a diesel car would be a very wise choice, if you can spare the money :) If you are choosing between CNG and LPG choose on the basis of pumps. If LPG is readily available in your city then go for LPG otherwise opt for CNG. (CNG is safer :) )If you put CNG in your existing car it will work out to be very economical and with the rising…[Read more]

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        Hemant 1 year, 5 months ago

        @Rishabh P Nair…Thanx buddy. Buying a new car wud mean shelling out 4 to 5 lacs ..where else CNG kit wud cost me 30K…so very economical n best…what say?

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        Carl Mistry 1 year, 5 months ago

        lpg is liqufied so is under much less pressure than cng which is compressed. anything compressed is under much larger pressure, i.e.heavier n larger tank.

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        raghavthakral 1 year, 5 months ago

        with 2000kms a month i recovered the cost of my kit in less than 3-4 months!!!

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        Hemant 1 year, 5 months ago

        @Carl Mistry..LPG is liquified..true but it seems CNG is lighter than air..and vanishes quickly than LPG. LPG forms lumps in the tank which is very dangerous. 2ndly..there is lot of difference int he average of LPG and CNG. CNG gives better average than LPG.

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    Does anyone know a good CNG fitter for Maruti RITZ in Delhi? I own a RITZ VXI (Non ABS) - July 2010 model
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    Maruti Ritz

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    Which is a better buy: WagonRr LXi with a company fitted CNG kit or Wagon R VXi with a dealer fitted cng kit? Both cost almost the same.
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    Maruti Wagon R

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        journeyman 1 year, 5 months ago

        Better to buy a new badge from Service ppl,in fact swift rocks without the name tag

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        raghavthakral 1 year, 5 months ago

        warranty also remains the same. the question is about the performance and the longeivity? would it differ?

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        journeyman 1 year, 5 months ago

        Performance will be below par.AFAIK my friend who owns an Wagon R LXI duo tells that the mileage in city is around 10-12kmpl and is not a rev-happy one.

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        raghavthakral 1 year, 5 months ago

        whats the point of buying a cng car if he uses petrol? they claim on cng it 26km/kg

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        journeyman 1 year, 5 months ago

        That’s not true everytime.Its used only to save fuel costs.

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        Rishabh P Nair 1 year, 5 months ago

        Dealer fitted CNG is as good as the company fitted kit. However i think the company fitted Wagon R CNG comes with a specially made suspension setup to reduce bounce and other parts like spark plugs, valves etc too are modified to suit CNG better.If your dealer promises all these changes as well, then its better to go for the VXI if the dealer is…[Read more]

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    Details about the four Honda Brio variants and their prices across 8 cities

    On September 27th, Honda launched the Brio small car with prices starting at Rs. 3.95 lakh. Here are the details about what each variant offers and the prices across 8 cities.
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    Honda Brio

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        journeyman 1 year, 7 months ago

        Just compare the features with I10 Asta, you will know what Brio has

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        Cfa Nitin Mudgal 1 year, 7 months ago

        its a strategy of diversification by Honda to launch Brio to compensate the sales decline for Honda Jazz….
        however, gud strategy by Honda n it vl definitely work….now customers vl turn their interest from Jazz to Brio.

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        Sanjay Kumar 1 year, 7 months ago

        In order to survive in the tough competitive automobile market of india, honda changes its strategies, good to see this overall it’s a wise and smart move by honda…

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    How you can save more than Rs 2000 every month by following mileage and maintenance tips

    Updated: 10/04/2012 With rising fuel prices, monthly running costs of cars are becoming difficult to manage. We have no control over the increasing price of fuel, but it is time we started adopting some driving and car maintenance practices.
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      • Profile picture of Abhijeet Shinde
         
        Abhijeet Shinde 1 year, 8 months ago

        I always follow these rules.. and the result is that I can get mileage upto 21KM/Ltr of Petrol some times…..on my HONDA CITY i-VTEC…..

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        Rahul Dalvi 1 year, 8 months ago

        over and above these tips, try and use car pool, it will save you some petrol cost…

      • Profile picture of Abhi Jeet
         
        Abhi Jeet 1 year, 8 months ago

        abhijeet first time hearing dat honda city is givin avg of 21km/ltr

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        Abhi Jeet 1 year, 8 months ago

        tnxx dws for providing us with such good tips.

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        Hrishi Acharya 1 year, 8 months ago

        well dnt purchase ant vehicle u will save a lot of money for your bright and better future…………as fuel prices r hikihing vehciles r nt affordable also cng/lpg prices may hike……vehicle maintance, parking charges, toll nakas, traffic, pollution……..lots of money u can save if u will not purchase any vehicles…..

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        Kannan Karthik 1 year, 8 months ago

        I follow most of this, and I get around 18-20 for my ritz diesil in city..

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        Anshul Jain 1 year, 8 months ago

        Gud tips
        so bye using this I can reduce my car petrol bill.
        g8 yaar
        i will follow ji heeeeeee.

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        Ajay Srinivas Raghavan 1 year, 8 months ago

        Switch off the AC button when the car is cool enough. This applies to cars without climate control. If the car is equipped with automatic climate control, set the car to optimum temperatures to prevent the compressor from running for a long time

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        Harshal Bhavsar 1 year, 8 months ago

        Smartly use the AC means we should avoid keeping AC ON on signals,you can also keep AC power at min here… lower rpm lower AC…at higher rpm it doesn’t matter

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        Sanjay Chhabria 1 year, 8 months ago

        Even Better, Keep the Damn Rickshaws off the road, No congestion, No road rage, No frustrated Drivers, No Bottle necks, even the BEST drivers are very calm and better fuel average, I realised our problem really is Very High percentage of Idiots on the Street, and not an inadequate road infrastructure.

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        Lalli Saab 1 year, 8 months ago

        I try to switch off engine when stopping at a light or when not in use for more than 1 min. I try to avoid minimum use of AC. This can also help in saving some amount of fuel.

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        Anup Kumar 1 year, 8 months ago

        Bye Bicycle…. good exercise…. no petrol… no toll… no pollution…. no parking charges…

      • Profile picture of Abhijeet Shinde
         
        Abhijeet Shinde 1 year, 8 months ago

        Abhi Jeet Yes… DEAR Abhi… Its100% True FACT!!!

        I inform the Same Fact to My HONDA CITY Dealer…he also shocked….

        Alsofrom My HONDA CITY , i got average of 19Km/Ltr for 750 Km of Run from PUNE to NAGPUR in HOT weather of MAY 2010.

        But it can happen only if you

        (1)put soft pressure on Accelerator.. pressurize the accelerator only…[Read more]

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        raghavthakral 1 year, 8 months ago

        a fuel and money consuming honda is a myth!!! my city needs a servicing after 10000 kms and it cost less than my santro!!! and its a fact!!

      • Profile picture of Abhijeet Shinde
         
        Abhijeet Shinde 1 year, 8 months ago

        same experience here…

        My Honda City 2010 is more efficient than my Hyundai I10 (1.2 kappa) 2009…

        From i10 i can get max. 17 km/ltr (with WIDER TYRE set)..

        Its all depends upon the Engine’s Power to Weight Ratio, Tyres, Gear ratio, Aerodynamics, Suspensions etc. etc.

      • Profile picture of Abhijeet Shinde
         
        Abhijeet Shinde 1 year, 8 months ago

        @Abhi Jeet,@Amruth Ganesh,@Ajay Srinivas Raghavan…

        Did YOU ever have a chance to drive HONDA CITY i-vetec (NEW model)??

        Dont confuse between Honda CITY and Honda CIVIC…

        ARAI approved CITY for 16.6 Km/ltr

        and CIVIC for 11.2 KM/Ltr.

        And for your KIND INFORMATION, i will soon upload the Photo of my HONDA City’s Digital meter showing more…[Read more]

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        Avinash Ejagar 1 year, 8 months ago

        Carpool: if more than one persons daily travelling from same way than instead of using separate vehicle use one

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        Vivek Kumar 1 year, 2 months ago

        Hey… for bike owners… use better engine oils… timely change the oils and use high performance oils… they improve performance and better accelaration…. Maitain an optimum speed always while riding, for eg: for FZ or Fazer, you get 40+ only if u control and ride at speeds of 45 and 50…. 60 and above dips the efficiency….

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        Vivek Kumar 1 year, 2 months ago

        And better, dont use performance kits and filters… they can drink the petrol sometimes that when you sometimes hit above 90 or above, the efficiency might be way below 20 sometimes… :P :P

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        Prashant 1 year, 1 month ago

        29.3 kmpl on highway for my new Dzire VDi & 25.7 kmpl in city driving… following all the tips for fuel efficiency. Never drive above 80kmph. :)

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        Reddy Vivek 11 months, 1 week ago

        Could u give me an idea about fuel injector cleaners. How to use them and their price?. Thanks in advance.

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