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I buy this car on 21.1.2024 delivery on 22.1.2024, i upgrade from Kwid to creta first time i buyed when I take turns i feel so heavy, then im comfortable, I drive it almost 23000km in highway mileage almost 20 in city or small road I get 17 in diesel manual sx(o) onward price is 22 lakh but i modified car like ppf ambient light from the showroom seat cover and VIP number plate so total I spend on creta is 24 lakh i preferred to buy this car bcuz I want a family car SUV and I search also grand vitra xuv 700 many car my family also see creta they say that creta is nice and me also creta fan seltos is also good but creta is creta I say that you can buy car if you want SUV gangster look family car

The Buying & PDI Experience: I recently took delivery of the Hyundai Creta Knight Edition in the S(O) CVT variant. While the dealership experience was smooth, I didn't want to leave anything to chance. Before signing the papers, I conducted a thorough Pre-Delivery Inspection (PDI) using a digital paint thickness gauge and an OBD-II scanner. Interestingly, while the car looked pristine, my paint gauge helped me confirm that all panels had factory-standard thickness, ruling out any transit repaints. The OBD-II scan was also a lifesaver; it confirmed that all electronic sensors and the CVT transmission modules were reporting zero fault codes before the car even left the showroom floor. Driving & Performance: The 1.5-litre petrol engine paired with the IVT (CVT) is incredibly smooth for city commutes. It isn't a "rocket" for highway overtakes, but the convenience in bumper-to-bumper traffic is unmatched. I am currently getting a mileage of around 11–12 kmpl in the city and up to 16 kmpl on the highway. Design & Comfort: The "Knight Edition" blacked-out aesthetics give it a massive road presence. Inside, the cabin is well-insulated, and the panoramic sunroof makes the space feel very premium. The S(O) variant hits the sweet spot for features, providing almost everything you need without the "top-end" price tag.

Overall experience is good ,In summary, the Creta petrol is widely considered a great, comfortable family car, but you will pay for that comfort at the fuel pump. If high mileage is your primary concern, users suggest looking at the diesel variant. Excellent driving experience and comfort is next level. Ground clearance is as we wanted. Mileage is also very good as per we accepted. Interior is very good. The interior features are also very good. All interior controls are much more good and as we willing to take experience. The overall thing is the car is value for money.