Nice Car! Better than SWIFT???

Suzuki Cultus VXRi (CNG)

5/5

Posted by Muhammad Ali on Jan 16, 2012

I bought a cultus and a swift in July, 11. I am amazed to read how people brag about Swift.,.. gr8 ride, Exceptional Quality.... Bla Bla Bla! all goes down the drain when its costs me 4000 to drive it for 250 Kilometers;

Cultus on the other hand is middle class persons dream with Exceptional fuel economy, plenty of space, parts cheaper than any other car in the market, good pick and drive.

yes! Suzuki needs to do something seriously about quality control since i had to take my car three times for adjustments (be it swift or cultus).

all in all considering that coure costs 9 lacks and swift around twelve; Cultus is EXCELLENT value for money at 10 lackhs.

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When Cultus 2012 Model will come in market?

Suzuki Cultus VXRi (CNG)

1/5

Posted by desikartoos2 on Jan 14, 2012

I read several reviews, some people like, some doesn't like it all. After reading some reviews I am confused. I have asked my relative to buye me Cultus with CNG. Since I will be visiting Pak in few weeks. I am sure In few days arrangements will be made for buying new Cultus with factory fitted CNG.

I live in USA and will be using this car few weeks a year on my visit to Pak.

I know in 2009 Suzuki offered power stearing, alloy wheels, fog lights and power windows previously.

To my disappointment these accessories are not being offered now. I want a car with dual fuel factory fitted CNG, not after market install.

As far as I know, right now Toyota and Suzuki are they only ones. Offers petrol and CNG in few models. Choices is very limited in Pak for dual fuel.

I like Toyota crolla with factory fitted CNG, but driving few weeks in a year doesn't justify to spend close 18 grands. So I decided to go far Cultus 2011.

Though it's 2012 but still in Pak market 2012 Cultus is not available yet. I don't understand why is that. Here in USA 2012 models were available in Sept. every year.

I visited Pak Suzuki web site and was very disappoined. Very minimal informations were available about their freking products.

Under specification O is written. I thought it mean "optional" . It should have been S "Standard".

Any way I would like to ask this forum. When new models of cars comes in market. Such as 2012. Kindly reply to my ???? Thanks.

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Best ever small car category

Suzuki Cultus VXRi

3/5

Posted by Ibtisam7 on Jan 13, 2012

the best ever small car i am using it from since 2005. if anyone interested to buy do contact me at 03008859537. the demand is 6 lakhs. the care is total genuine..the new car is having fuel efficient and the previous model was excellent too which is best.

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Suzuki Cultus VXRi

1/5

Posted by Mazah on Jan 13, 2012

i hate especially the way the bonnets gets upward when three or four people sit on the back seat. the rear tyre almost touch the mudguard which gives it such an ugly look. i own Vitz 2000 and i'm appalled to see its functions , style and that how wise it is, that too in a price much less than you need for a Cultus. I think Suzuki company should lower price considerably or add latest features and make it power pack.

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My AweSum Experience

Suzuki Alto VXR (CNG)

4/5

Posted by zasiddiqui on Jan 08, 2012

I bought Alto 2003 second hand just four months before. I had mehran first. Its the worst car i ever had because its driving is like you are driving a truck. Coming back to alto, its an amazing car in a cheap price range. Its driving is so smooth like a luxurious car. The interior is perfect, sides are covered with plastic material. Brakes work fine below speed of 80. Engine is powerful. Car can be easily turned in a small space. A/C is great. It gives good mileage on CNG as compared to Petrol. I think this car has no comparision with coure or mehran. You can say Coure is an improved version of Mehran.
Howevere there are some negative things as well. The engine of alto is a bit noisy. Road grip in not soo good with the tyres fitted by suzuki. The car starts a little bit shaking above speed of 85.
Apart from that, Alto would be an extra superb car if suzuki has installed power steering, power windows and ABS in it.
Overall its a perfect car.

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Over Priced But Best CNG Fuel Efficiency

Suzuki Cultus VXRi (CNG)

4/5

Posted by Vasif Farook on Jan 07, 2012

Of all the choices we have under a million bucks, cultus is the best choice. I know its way to over priced, but considering its size, shape and design its better than the other options, unless you wanna buy a cuore for 930,000. Most Fuel Efficient on CNG!

High points:

1. Spacy interior compared to its size.
2. Good colour choices.
3. Fuel Economy. Mine does 150km on a full CNG tank.
4. Good road grip and control inbuilt in its design frame.

Low points:

1. Over priced.
2. Poor quality of built. Noises and Sounds in new ones as well as poor quality of material used such as in doors.
3. Poorest acceleration in its class.
4. Cheap interior.
5. No power options which are being offered even in smaller cars like Joy.
6. No Safety options.

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A beauty

Suzuki Swift DLX 1.3

4/5

Posted by faisalharoon on Dec 28, 2011

Suzuki Swift is a beautiful and compact car. One can feel that Suzuki Pakistan has ultimately manufactured something worth of money. It's comfortable, noiseless and a fun to drive. 165 km/hr is just a beginning. It can be the best with slight improvement in fuel economy.

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Worst car

Suzuki Mehran VXR (CNG)

1/5

Posted by ZeroGravity on Dec 27, 2011

Worst car ever built. I would prefer going for a used rather then this. no comfort, no safety, no performance, no quality. why would anyone buy this? From the many decades, there is no change in the car, i mean improvement. The previous version of mehran had 4 ac outlets and a radio but new one lacks everything. u pay about 7 lacs for a new mehran, why no buy a used vitz or something.

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Suzuki Alto only fuel economical

Suzuki Alto VXR (CNG)

2/5

Posted by Abdus Samad on Dec 21, 2011

Style : not good looking

Comfort : seats r irritating

Performance : excellent mechanism but didn't maintained its quality

Value of Money : more costly then it looks

Fuel Economy : 200% correct it is more cheaper then Mehran its drive is superb

Overall : it just a fuel economy car

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Swift

Suzuki Swift DLX 1.3

5/5

Posted by moosani1968 on Dec 21, 2011

Got few days back slightly used had corolla compare to that very nice easy to drive in karachi cause of size wise compare to corolla got my fuel tank full just not sure yet how is pertol avg only thing i picked wrong color which is burgendy get too dusty i am used to drive white but simple its very nice i love to drive i am happy

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