Maruti Ignis Wheel User Reviews

Owning/Driving Ignis Zeta MT from last 14 months, crossed 9500 kms on odometer till now. My buying experience:As I had already owned secondhand Maruti 800cc and driven Alto K10 (1000 cc) cars in the past & now wish to buy a new car for the first time, I was looking for a 1200cc car, within budget of 6.5 lakhs, so shortlisted Swift, New Hyundai Santro, Tata Tiago and Ignis. Took test drive of each of them. Facelift Swift VXI was overall a good car but costing at around 7.06 lakhs OTR, Santro Asta test drive was not satisfactory. Tata Tiago XZ was at 6.30 lakhs OTR but had 3 cylinder engine.Further I found that Maruti Swift, Baleno, Dezire & Ignis have the same K12B petrol engine generating similar power.Due to heavy year-end discounts the Ignis Zeta MT was costing me at 6.39 lakhs OTR. In this price I was getting a 1200cc 4 cylinder engine car with 15 inch Alloy Wheels, Push Button Start, Body Cladding, Blue tooth & steering control enabled music system having 6 speakers, Fog lamps, Rear-defoggers with wash wipers, Auto folding ORVM, Extended warranty, NEXA Card & Fast tag. Unbeatable deal, So ignored all other options and finalised the Ignis.From test drive to delivery of the car, NEXA dealership have given me a very nice and memorable experience.Pros:Peppy driving.Standard safety features across all variants.Very good mileage, 14-15 in city & 20-22 on highways with AC on.High ground clearance.Sufficient head and leg room.Easy ingress and outgress.Low maintenance & service cost.Many small features in Ignis such as Door handle design, adjustable head rests on all seats, 60:40 foldable rear seat, Split tail light, bigger tyres, etc are found only in costlier and premium cars.Cons:Rear design of the car is very unique but not appealing to the masses and it is the sole reason behind low sales figures of the Ignis.Body panels are weaker compared to other cars as it easily get dents from hitting of small stones on the road.Somewhat stiff suspension.Servicing at regular Maruti Dealership, so no NEXA experience after purchase.My experience with the car:My routine driving is on poor roads. I have also taken a long road trip with family in my Ignis. But no problem at all.First 3 services within a year are free from Maruti. It costs me around 3600rs. for the oil change, wheel balancing alignment and minor spares till today.From my own experience I can say that Ignis is the Best car at this price point. I recommend to buy NEXA card, as the whole cost of the card can be redeemed within a year.Extended warranty is a gimmick and may be avoided.

It is all packaged in one.A baby suv car that gives you the feel of driving an suv at the maintenance cost of a hatchback.The zeta model boast allows wheels and a 7-inch touch screen which is quite a good to have in feature.I have been driving this for a year now and enjoy my rides.City avg comes to around 16-18 kmpl almost with dead traffic zones, And highway i have got around 20 kmpl.

Hi, I own ignis delta petrol bs6 phase 2.I am driving it for 1 month.In ignis the quality of material is not upto the mark and in stearing wheel it feels flimsy.Power of the engine is ok not very good or bad.

My car is automatic just unhappy with overtaking and ghat road. but overall good car i love the peppy steering wheel.

Hi, I own ignis delta petrol bs6 phase 2.I am driving it for 1 month.In ignis the quality of material is not upto the mark and in stearing wheel it feels flimsy.Power of the engine is ok not very good or bad.

It is all packaged in one.A baby suv car that gives you the feel of driving an suv at the maintenance cost of a hatchback.The zeta model boast allows wheels and a 7-inch touch screen which is quite a good to have in feature.I have been driving this for a year now and enjoy my rides.City avg comes to around 16-18 kmpl almost with dead traffic zones, And highway i have got around 20 kmpl.