Is Celerio suitable for North East hilly regions?

Q. Is Celerio suitable for North East hilly regions?
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Aman | 1 year ago

Celerio 800 cc diesel car is a big failure from Maruti Suzuki brand. It really feels like sitting in a Chhotta Haathi vehicle use to loading - unloading. This car i own personally is actually a budget friendly economical car but undoubtedly its not meant for hill areas at all. I went to Mandi Dharamshala Himachal Pradesh and it gave me extremely poor performance and i end up with cluth plates failure. So, overall car is quite wonderful because of economy but meant to drive only in ground areas.

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Aman | 1 year ago

Celerio 800 cc diesel car is a big failure from Maruti Suzuki brand. It really feels like sitting in a Chhotta Haathi vehicle use to loading - unloading. This car i own personally is actually a budget friendly economical car but undoubtedly its not meant for hill areas at all. I went to Mandi Dharamshala Himachal Pradesh and it gave me extremely poor performance and i end up with cluth plates failure. So, overall car is quite wonderful because of economy but meant to drive only in ground areas.

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Israr | 5 years ago

Well it certainly depends how how steep we are talking I have seen people take Suzuki estilo on the ghats of ooty with 4 passengers including driver, so yes celerio can but sometimes it depends on the weight your carrying, because let's be honest 86 hp and 90nm of Torque isn't really all that much

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Dhruves | 6 years ago

It is difficult to say whether Celerio, Tiago are safe in hilly region drive. Ideal for hilly region is a four wheel driven car. I don't think any company manufacture four wheel driven small car in India. Celerio, Tiago are front wheel driven.-

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KaranveerSinghBhati | 5 years ago

No no no no.Its transmission gets really hot.When I was going on uphill after sometime you will lack of power and also your transmission hot light will blink with buzzer.Go for wagonr instead I mean wagonr Zxiplus AMT 1.2.

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Jo | 5 years ago

Yes checked many times...only thing use your hand brakes change gear at a little higher rpms..other wise body vibrate..good luck

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Cool | 4 years ago

Celerio is a powerful car especially the petrol 999cc. you can go for the automatic gear box too, work good.

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Sachin | 5 years ago

Absolutely. Even the CNG version is very good.

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Ftrhq | 5 years ago

Not good for long and stiff climbing

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DigambarSonawane | 4 years ago

Yes. Manual gear is better.

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Chandrashekhar | 5 years ago

Yes

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Siddharth | 5 years ago

Yes

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Jayaram | 5 years ago

Still need a better pulling torque, so not preferable for steep points.

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Subrahmanyam | 5 years ago

No. It is very difficult for the car to climb

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Samik | 5 years ago

Can be used and will work better than alto.

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Raju | 5 years ago

Yes no problem.but u HV to buy petrol

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Rahul | 5 years ago

Its gud

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Bastav | 5 years ago

Yes

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Valentine | 5 years ago

No

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