Buying Honda City gives me a sense of fulfillment and pride. A new car must derive satisfaction to your head and heart. Great space , relaxed seats, efficient mileage, servicing and maintenance, are few things that attract you and tempt you to buy it. The power of engine and body control make your hand stick to steering wheel for more long. Though I wish the quality of plastics could be better.

In terms of comfort, the Honda City is praised for its spacious cabin that offers ample legroom and headroom for passengers, as well as a comfortable ride quality thanks to its suspension system. Regarding ride experience, the Honda City is known for its smooth and stable handling, making it easy to manoeuvre in both urban and highway settings. Some of the features that are commonly praised in the Honda City include its touchscreen infotainment system, rearview camera, automatic climate control, push-button start, and safety features such as airbags and anti-lock brakes.

The base variant is the most value for money. Pros: It drives well, short throw 7-speed gearbox, soft cushy ride, loads of space, good noise insulation, ergonomic interiors, rotary click dials for the climate control system provides great feedback and is easy to operate without taking the eyes off the road. Cons: The paint quality straight from the showroom floor has swirl marks and lacks the mirror finish of a brand-new car (mine had the most noticeable swirl marks, even after the complimentary "Teflon" coating. The beige fabric seats and armrests get dirty very fast and are difficult to keep clean, requiring frequent maintenance. The Piano Black trim finish near the cup holders and central dash is easy to scratch which spoils the glossy finish. The screen display of the Music system is inclined upwards making it difficult to see, especially in the daytime. On top of that, the screen resolution is average, and the reverse camera output at night is very grainy and more irritating than useful. The sound quality of the music is okay and I honestly expected better. Oh, and the Honda Connect thing still doesn't work for me. These things are minor in my opinion, and can easily be addressed with an aftermarket upgrade.

I purchased honda city a year ago. It's fully loded with specific features which makes its more comfortable and luxurious sedan car in it's segment. Stylish looks almost attracts anyone attention toward it. Really! It is a low maintenance and completely in safety.

Although the Honda City is comparable to other sedans, I would advise against purchasing a hybrid version due to its higher maintenance costs than the regular sedan. The car has excellent safety features, which is good for a car in the premium segment. The quality of the interior is also good when compared to other cars in the category.

I purchased VX petrol last year and was satisfied with the performance of the car. Getting mileage of 18.0 Kpl in the city and 22-23 kph on highways. The cabin space is great. The only complaint I have is the build quality of the dashboard and roof lights where strange noise can be heard. Apart from that Overall my experience with the city is good.

There is a particular rubber band effect in ZX CVT when we push the accelerator. It takes out all the leverage from a particular gear and then only shifts to another upper gear. The RPM and speed keep on increasing but the gear does not shift unless you release the accelerator and press it again. Apart from that styling and comfort is top-class. Mileage is 11-13 on light-footed in the city and 14-15 on highways.

Excellent Car. Offers a mileage of 16+ at the speed of 70-80, and higher at greater speeds. Makes zero sound when in neutral gear. Never faced a single issue in 1+ years except for the fuel quality indicator, but that was because of poor fuel quality. There are some minor downsides. The fog lamp is not great. Map doesn't work without a USB connector. The gear shift indicator is missing.