Page 2 - Diesel Cars

Smooth to drive vehicle very comfortable, best in build quality and performance, safety features are loaded to Tata, milage are best in this segments to refers in middle class peoples

Good mileage. The Mahindra Bolero delivers an official (ARAI) mileage of roughly 16 kmpl. In real-world driving conditions, users report an average of 14 to 15 kmpl in the city and up to 17 kmpl on the highway.

The Toyota Fortuner Diesel Manual is a powerful and reliable SUV that continues to dominate its segment with rugged performance and premium appeal. Powered by a 2.8-litre diesel engine, it delivers strong torque and effortless highway cruising, especially in higher gears. The 6-speed manual transmission offers precise shifts and good control, making it enjoyable for those who prefer an engaging driving experience. Off-road capability is one of its biggest strengths — the Fortuner handles rough terrains, steep inclines, and uneven roads with ease, thanks to its high ground clearance and robust suspension setup. The cabin feels spacious and well-built, though the interior design leans more toward functionality than luxury. Fuel efficiency is decent for its size, averaging around 11–13 km/l, and maintenance remains simple due to Toyota’s strong service network. However, the ride can feel slightly firm on city roads, and the price is on the higher side. Overall, the Fortuner Diesel Manual is an ideal choice for those seeking a tough, reliable, and commanding SUV with genuine off-road ability.

The 3xo mx2 diesel is the best car for this price and with the reduced gst its a great deal. The car offers good performance, built quality, space(thigh support) is one of the concerns... Adequate boot, pleasant kmpl I get 14 within and 22 out of city even with that weight, I am happy abt the features it offers at this price point like descent and ascent break locking...cons poor side visibility to much blind spot especially on right turns, in hills as well. Softer suspension. The brakes feel spony and the pedals feel harder as the speed increases. Overall it is a value-for-money model