Hyundai Creta - Should you buy or not to buy

1. Hyundai Creta - Should you buy or not to buy It has been quite some time since Creta from the Korean auto makers Hyundai was launched in India and, once again Hyundai is having a hard time to cope with the consumer demands for this small SUV since the waiting periods have soared to from 6 to 10 months now. The first thing about Hyundai Creta that is bound to attract you towards the car is its looks. Like other Hyundai cars, this time also the Creta has been blessed with immensely good looks. Although perceptions vary and so does preferences, most car enthusiasts would agree to the fact that the design of Hyundai Creta’s Fluidic Sculpture 2.0 is sure to turn grab eyeballs. Creta exactly offers the kind of road presence that SUV buyers crave for - the sharp head lamps, upright grille and aggressive styling of this car ensures that the front part of the Creta is certainly the most attractive part of its design. The interiors of the Hyundai Creta are equally impressive as the exteriors. The interiors are of a pleasant and smart combination of black and beige complete with silver accents. The quality of materials used is premium and finishing is top class. Space inside the vehicle is sufficient – five adults can conveniently fit in. The Creta comes loaded with attractive features such as six airbags, projector headlamps with LEDs and many more. Then there are other features too like climate control, Bluetooth, steering mounted controls, touch screen entertainment system with navigation. This is the only car in its segment that is available with

2. a diesel automatic option. Hyundai has ensured that there is a model to suit the requirements of every buyer, with the Creta which is available with 3 engine options, 1 petrol and 2 diesels and both manual and automatic transmission options. The automatic transmission, however, is available with the diesel variant only. After the positives of the Hyundai Creta, it is practical to talk about its negatives too. There are only a few drawbacks that need to be seen here. Firstly, the 1.6 litre petrol variant does not come with an automatic transmission option nor does it come with 6 airbags or even leather upholstery. Also the missing feature that limits the Creta’s off roading capabilities is an AWD system. The 1.4 litre diesel variant is much more expensive than the competitors. Buyers looking for the typical imposing look of an SUV will be disappointed by the Creta’s dimensions as it does not feel much of an SUV at all, and its driving dynamics are still not as great as was expected. To cut a long story short, the Creta is pretty competitive in its own segment with features loaded and not much great drawbacks also. So if you think of going for this compact car, it will not be a wrong decision. You can get its on road price by vising the online automobile websites. Good Luck!!!