Posted by Ashish Naik Have you driven GP ? In fact rear space is comparable to all hatchbacks except Vista. Also Getz is not a VFM when we compare it with Swift , GP & Vista. In fact interiors of Getz looks 10 years older.Those cheap looking fake wood & plastics are not worth 5.5 lacs. If you want power Swift is better ( although Getz is more powerful but only for straight line driving .)If you want space ,no match for Vista.GP is way ahead in most of the department compare to other hatchbacks. In case of sedan , Swift Dezire is the best in your budget.
I don't want to offend you but it is true worldwide that new model is not created by adding a trunk (Dicky) to an existing car (Dzire vs Swift). It happens only in India, where every one starts driving car with Maruti 800 (a 30 year old car in India) with no change. Swift/Dzire has over 20 years old engine without any meaningful improvement. As such, Suzuki is not an innovative company and has no modern engine under its belt except engine of Ritz and a 660 cc engine which they use in Japan. Name a diesel engine which is developed by Suzuki. Actually, in developed world, Suzuki is a loss making operation but they make tons of money in developing countries, where competition is not significant. R&D is a luxury and expensive but it keeps a company apart from others. This adds to cost of a company product. That is why Jazz is more expensive than Swift. R&D expenses of Suzuki is minimal compared to other recognized auto companies. Practically, all experts agree that plastic of Getz is lot better in quality and touch than say Swift. Car performance is always measured in straight line. Who will accelerate 0-100 on a zig zag road.
Fiat GP is an old car in world market but it is a good car. Indians are seeing it for the first time, that does not change the basic fact. Huyndai is only auto company in India which launches new cars in India as soon as it launches a car to the world, So Indians feel Accent is old and GP is brand new. Jazz is not new either for the world. Sorry to say too much here 
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