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After driving my 2nd-gen Honda Amaze for two years, I’ve grown to appreciate its practicality and reliability. The 1.2-litre petrol engine is smooth for city driving, and the CVT gearbox makes navigating traffic effortless. While not the fastest on highways, it offers comfortable cruising. The ride quality is surprisingly good, handling bumps smoothly, although the car feels a bit light at high speeds. Fuel efficiency averages around 13–14 km/l in the city and improves on highways, saving money on daily commutes. Inside, the cabin feels spacious, especially the rear seats, which offer good legroom for passengers. The 420-litre boot is roomy for weekend trips. The infotainment system is functional but a bit dated, and road noise can increase at higher speeds. Overall, the Amaze has been a dependable companion—low maintenance, comfortable, and efficient. It may not excite, but it’s a car I trust every day without worries. This balance of reliability and practicality makes it a great choice for daily use.

If your budget is around ten lakhs and u want to go for the best automatic car (Non Amt), then you can go for the amaze with eyes closed Pros: Fantastic ride quality Smooth Cvt Fairly good mileage Comfortable seats Strong AC Reliable four cylinder engine Huge boot Cons: Outdated features Styling and interiors are not modern compared to other cars Service experience was quick but nothing special It may not look. Attractive as magnite or kiger but reliability matters in the long run. The prettiest girl in the room may be a horrible cook. So go with closed eyes for the amaze if you are looking in rs. 10 lakh automatic sedan.

Looks good, so good value for cash. I loved the design and good facility, and everything is just super, and the interior and exterior are such super. I liked the way of stylish look, and it's good.