The Honda is a well known Japanese brand that has been producing cars of different types and ranges so that people of all section can afford. Almost every year the company produces one series and in the following years the revised and better edition arrives.
The Honda had launched the Amaze in 2016 and it became a runaway hit among the people. The 2016 version has a lot of revised features both in the exterior and interior. The exterior of the car looks stylish and classy. The exterior has revamped front bumper, re designed tail lamps and the Honda logo right at the centre. The length of the car is 3990mm, the width of the car is 1680mm the height of the car is 1505mm. It has a wheel base of 2405mm and the ground clearance is 165mm.
The interior of the car is spacious and comfortable. The technology of the car is up to date. It has the touch screen equipped music system and a new automatic climate control system, the audio system and Bluetooperth connectivity.
The Honda Amaze is available in four different trims. The entry level E grade has the digital AC controls and the new dual tone dash board. The mid level S grade has the updated Bluetooth connectivity with the audio system and the choice of CVT. The next level the SX grade has the auto AC and 3D speedometer along with the multi information display. The top end is the VX grade which gets CVT as an option.
The engine available is petrol and diesel. In the petrol engine there is 4 cylinders installed and has a displacement of 1198cc. In the diesel engine there are 4 cylinders with a displacement of 1498cc. The power produced for petrol engine 86.8bhp at 6000rpm and 98.6bhp at 3600rpm respectively. The transmission manual speed is 5.
The colours available are: Bluish Titanium Metallic, Alabaster Silver Metallic, Urban Titanium Metallic, Golden Brown Metallic, Carnelian Red Pearl, Orchid White Pearl and Tafetta White.
The ex showroom price in Delhi starts from Rs 5.29 lakh to Rs 8.19 lakh.
Pros
· Superb Mileage
· New CVT Automatic Transmission
· Honda’s reliable
Cons
· Very poor NVH levels in diesel variant
· The cost of servicing is high
