Is there any problem with honda city cvt after 60000km run?

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Q. Is there any problem with honda city cvt after 60000km run?
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Saumil | 6 years ago

Purna, I am using Honda City ivtec petrol cvt since 2011, now my total running around 81000km till now. No issues at all, planning to change cvt oil soon, but as per Honda it's 100000km!!, So you can imagine built quality, cvt is very reliable and best in class, only issue is rubber band effect sometimes you feel while accelerating, so keep your foot light and enjoy the drive, go for it.

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Ramakrishnan | 6 years ago

Honda City AT is indeed a car which is Value for Money. No abnormal issues when you take care with regular AMC at authorised sales and service outlets. They too do a good job. They also have good offers at times. Do avail of them and enjoy riding pleasure for as much time as possible.

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Yasser | 3 years ago

Using a 2013 CVT till date clocked 68k , AND just bought the latest one, i personally can vouch for the City, suoer value for money

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Gautham | 4 years ago

Is it advisable to move from a tata manza to Honda city

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SanjuSingh | 6 years ago

No problem is 60000, so does 100000 There will be no problem at all but the maintenance of the car is correct

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Nikhil | 6 years ago

No, Honda city is a great car and there shall not be any problem even after 1.5L kms

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SAVITA | 3 years ago

@ Saumil | Purna, I am using Honda City ivtec petrol cvt since 2011, now my total running around 81000km till now. No issues at all, planning to change cvt oil soon, but as per Honda it's 100000km!!, So you can imagine built quality, cvt is very reliable and best in class, only issue is rubber band effect sometimes you feel while accelerating, so keep your foot light and enjoy the drive, go for it.

As per Manual CVT oil need to be replaced every 2 year or 40K kilometers.

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Ramakrishnan | 6 years ago

None whatsoever. Smooth as a baby's bum even after 6 years

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Nikhileswar | 5 years ago

No. Its a grate car

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Sanjib | 6 years ago

No problem.

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Shubhankar | 5 years ago

No

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Arvind | 5 years ago

No

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SanjuSingh | 6 years ago

No

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