What is the difference between Honda City V and VX?

What is the difference between Honda City V and VX?

Both variants offer very good value for money. The base V variant itself is a complete car but the price premium of around Rs 1.40 lakh commanded by the VX variant is worth it as it adds more airbags, bigger alloy wheels, a sunroof and more. If you can stretch your budget for the VX, we would highly recommend it.

Is Honda City 4th Gen a safe car?

The fourth-generation Honda City has been awarded a 4-star safety rating by Global NCAP. The car scored 12.03 points for adult occupant protection and 38.26 points for child safety. According to the test report, the City offered good protection to the head and neck of the front occupants.

What is VX in Honda City?

City VX CVT Specs & Features: Honda City VX CVT is a 5 seater Petrol car. City VX CVT has Multi-function Steering Wheel,Power Adjustable Exterior Rear View Mirror,Touch Screen,Automatic Climate Control,Engine Start Stop Button,Anti Lock Braking System,Alloy Wheels,Fog Lights – Front,Fog Lights – Rear,Power Windows Rear.

Which is better Honda City manual or CVT?

What’s interesting is that the petrol-automatic commands a price premium of Rs 1.30 lakh over a comparable petrol-manual variant, and it’s claimed to be more fuel-efficient than the manual too. For an effortless drive, it is worth opting for the CVT.

Does Honda City 4th generation have sunroof?

Honda City 4th Generation is not available with a sunroof.

Is Honda City automatic or manual?

Honda City is a 5 seater Sedan available in a price range of Rs. 11.23 – 15.18 Lakh*. It is available in 9 variants, a 1498 cc, BS6 and 2 transmission options: Automatic & Manual. Other key specifications of the City include a kerb weight of 1107-1153kg and boot space of 506 Liters.

Does Honda City VX have sunroof?

Yes, the VX and ZX variants are offered with a sunroof.