Re: new cultus

Suzuki Cultus VXRi (CNG)

Posted by Karachaite on Jun 04, 2011

I totally agree with loveadnan it shouldnt cost more than Rs. 6 lacs. even the rear lights are not good to be added to a car worth almost a million rupees. The shape is way too old it has got to be changed. i dont know why our countrymen kept on buying this old shape car for a million rupee.

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New Cultus

Suzuki Cultus VXRi (CNG)

Posted by adnan on Jun 04, 2011

For heavens sake change the shape our eyes are all ripen seeing the 2 decades old shape the new model has got all pathetic rear lights looks like crafted at a Laaloo Kheth plastic molding plant much much much highly priced it shouldnt cost more than 600,000/-

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Automatic

Suzuki Swift DX 1.3

Posted by qwerty2 on May 30, 2011

it is a good car but it can not be perfect until it will have automatic gear
and cuore can beat it coz cuore is now coming in auto gear..........................................................................................................................................................

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Suzuki Liana RXi

Posted by Mobeen Siddiqi on May 30, 2011

1. You feel lots of air pressure on wind screen on a highway,
2. Above 100 it will start getting out of control, you have to be very careful on road curves
3. Bad brakes
4. No Air bags
5. Its a safety hazard
6. Nothing impressive in interior
7. Exterior is worst than interior

Don't buy it if u care for your family. buy a Nissan or Lancer 2008 they have air bags with almost same price.

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Excelent Car in Low budget

Suzuki Liana RXi

Posted by abidsaeed on May 27, 2011

It was hard to decide to purchase this wounder full car ,due to comments from the market .
I was used to change my cars ver frequent, but the day I bought this one has change my mind, its comfort as well as durability.
I must advise to all friends who had Liana, please don't wash engine, you will face no trouble with this car. Its really excelent and much much comfortable to ride.
I don't understand the people who said this is not good by mechanically or have no Resale.
LOVE YOU LIANA!!!!!!!!!!.......

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Defect in Cultus

Suzuki Cultus VXRi (CNG)

Posted by drnabeel1 on May 19, 2011

I am driving Suzuki Cultus 2008 VXR CNG Efi model, i am not satisfied by car engine, which is a copy of Baleno Engine, my cultus have problems regarding Amulator or advancer attached which was removed by 3 S car workshop.
Fuel Economy is satisfactory but car brakes very unreliable, Road grip enhanced as i changed tyres ang alloy rims...
Santro much better than Cultus in my opinion, but parts very expensive.

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Best Car

Suzuki Swift DX 1.3

Posted by tanvir on May 18, 2011

What a car. Suzuki has made a successful effort to address all the complaints against suzuki. I think, it has drowned Cultus and Liana. Ideal for a small family, I mean 3 members family. What a pick. I was shocket to see the stylish extendable diggi. Price is not at all high if we compare with old, coughing Cultus and CHIBBER looking Liana. Its AC is sooooo chilling. I beat new GLI and City on motorway yesterday. Better look than Vitz even My strongest recommendations to all YOUNG ppl.

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Really expensive

Suzuki Jimny JLX

Posted by Mir Zafar on May 16, 2011

Jimny is really expensive. Its way better than the veteran SJ410 when we talk about comfort in specific, and offroad capabilities in general. Dam 1.9 mill for a chooza size jeep. Should it be within a mill for new, would really have been a blast !!!!!!

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Way over priced

Suzuki Jimny JLX

Posted by Fahad Ayub on May 15, 2011

Why does a Suzuki Jimny cost 1.8 million rupees ? What does this car have ? No ABS , no air bags no nothing . before buying it keep in mind that this shape was launched in Japanese markets in 1998-9 isnt it better to buy a Toyota Corolla Altis or Honda Civic

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Dependable

Suzuki Alto VXR (CNG)

Posted by Nauman Tahir Farooqi on May 01, 2011

I have owned the Alto VXR 2005 for the last six years. Soon after buying it i had the tyres renewed to dunlop. changed the upholstry, installed central locking and power windows, changed the music system. Since then i have been using the car for all of my driving needs including 5 round road trips from karachi to lahore and islamabad. having driven it for 80,000 km in six years still it sounds and runs like new. Points to consider are routine maintenance like changing the oil for sump and gear. cleaning of radiator vanes and ac filters. AC service every year. battery renewal every two years. tappet adjustment every 3000 km. stuff like that. The road grip is excellent at very high speeds, the turning radius is marvellous and the comfort level is pleasent for a hatchback. I would suggest alto for every person who wants value for money.

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