Saturday, 13 June 2015

Make Every Drop of Fuel Last Longer


           As fuel costs are increasing day by day, Fuel Efficiency is the thing which the people ask for in India. Surely it is important to save fuel just not saves our money but our environment too.
So let’s save money as well as environment. Here are some tips and tricks which you can use and save fuel as well as make every drop of fuel last longer.

Healthy Engine:
A study on a large numbers of car has showed that you can save as much as 6% by tuning your car regularly. Engines that emits black smoke, has poor pulling power and consumes more oil and fuel. It should be immediately checked by experts. Sometimes a delay in getting checked such engine may consume fuel more than the checking and tuning costs.

Don’t wait to warm up car:
Do not wait for your car to warm up; instead you can drive in low gears till the engine warms up. Use Choke briefly only when necessary.

Driving Speed:
Driving slow and steady is a better way to save fuel, driving a vehicle between 45-50
Kmph is a good habit. As you go faster your vehicle faces more wind resistance and it consumes more fuel.   A survey on Indian cars says that you can get up to 40% extra mileage at 45-55 Km/H as against 80Km/H.






Driving the Correct Gears:

20 % Fuel consumption may happen because of incorrect gear shifting always start your
car in the 1st gear only, unless you are in exceptional condition. If you are driving in City change to a higher gear when you are sure that he engine will not struggle. Get in to top gear as soon as possible
.
Correct Tyre Pressure:
Studies have shown that a 25% decrease in tyre pressure ca cost you 5-10% more on petrol and 25% on tyre life. You may use radial tyres for 3-7% fuel economy, under inflated tyres increase rolling resistance, which causes higher fuel consumption.

Good Braking Habits:
When you slam on the brakes, a lot of energy is wasted. A good driver always anticipates stops. Be careful about stopping the vehicle, because stop-and go driving wastes more fuel. Rotating tyres and aligning wheels at regular intervals is also beneficial towards saving the fuel.

Keep your Foot off the clutch:
Use clutch only when you change gears, riding the clutch causes loss of energy and damages clutch-linings. Avoid wrong use of Clutch using clutch properly is a good driver’s habit.

Cleaning Air Filters:
Air filter prevents dust from fouling the engine. Dust causes rapid wear of engine components and increases fuel consumption. Cylinder bores wear out 45 times faster in engines without air cleaners , clean air filters at every time-up.

Use the Recommended Oil:
Look for the car manual and oil manufacturer’s recommendations, before using any
particular grade of oil.  For multiple benefits always use multi-grade oil equivalent to SPCC/SGCC type for added benefits. Engine oil that is thicker than the recommended oil can cause 2% increase in fuel consumption.

Stop Engine when you stop:
You car should be always ready to start for this keep the battery, dynamo, self starter and fan belt in good condition. This ensures a quick start whenever you need it. Always remember to turn off the engine whenever you stop for more than 2 minutes.

Planning the route:
Planning your route according to rush hour, stop and go traffic and other things may help you save fuel. Fuel consumption in a highly congested road can be double the normal.

 Reduce Loads           
Reducing the unnecessary load from your vehicle as it requires more pulling power which
causes more fuel consumption. So try to reduce the load from vehicle. A reduction of 50kg weight can lead up to 2 % saving in fuel, while driving in the city. The overhead racks also increase wind resistance leading to higher fuel consumption.

Wednesday, 10 June 2015

Production Started For Maruti S-Cross, India launch in the first week of July




Maruti the leader car seller in Indian Car Market has started production for the Maruti S-cross at it’s Gurgaon Plant. 
The Car will be launched in india in the first week of July.

S-Cross was recently showcased on 7th June 2015 in the IIFA Awards Ceremony night which took place in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

When we start talking about the power and engine of S-Cross, Maruti has powered the S-
Cross with  multijet engine of 1.3 Liters 

which produces 90 bhp power and 1.6 Liter Multijet engine that produces 120 bhp.

When we look at features of Maruti S-Cross, According to some sources the S-Cross for the Indian market, has a new dual-slat 

chrome grille, 16-inch alloy wheels, a multi functional steering wheel, a touch screen Smart Play Infotainment System, it also has automatic climate control and rear AC vents.



The S-Cross comes with a 6-speed manual transmission.

The S-Cross will be Maruti’s second offering in the mid-premium line-up, after the Ciaz sedan. 



These cars will be sold at exclusive showrooms which are being set up across the country. We are so eager to see the mid premium car, if you are too mention in comments.










Wednesday, 3 June 2015

Maruti Celerio Diesel with ARAI Certified 27.62 Km/l Mileage Launched


Good News ,

Maruti has launched the Celerio diesel at an event in NCR. The Celerio diesel was among the most highly expected car from upcoming Maruti cars this year and the new engine variant has gone on sale with DDiS 125 moniker.

the addition of the diesel engine to Celerio is sure to give this car’s sales performance a shot in the arm. 

 Maruti-Suzuki will launched the Celerio Diesel in New Delhi. Maruti will start a new
episode in their diesel engine cars with the Celerio diesel.  Celerio is the first car to have the company’s self developed diesel engine with 793cc, two cylinder diesel engine, which was under development for last four years.

The 0.8 Litres DDiS diesel engine develops 47bhp and 125 Nm of Torque, and it is paired to a 5 speed manual transmission. This new Celerio diesel returns the mileage of  27.62 kmpl which is best in its class and certified by ARAI(Automotive Research Association of India).

There is no doubt that people will love this diesel car from Maruti with a huge mileage. Similar to the petrol Celerio (Manual) the diesel Celerio will be available with four variants-LDi, VDi, ZDi and ZDi(O).

As mentioned in our earlier articles, the safety features like Dual front Air Bag, ABS, Fog Lights, alloy wheels as well as other things like a rear wiper and washer, Bluetooth enabled music system with steering-mounted controls, electrically adjustable wing mirrors and driver seat height adjustment will be available with the top end variants.


The diesel variant of the Celerio hatchback should revitalize the sales performance of Maruti Suzuki in the small car segment of our country’s fast developing car market. 


Monday, 1 June 2015

Maruti Celerio diesel with 27.62 kmpl to launch on June 3




Maruti Suzuki’s Celerio the first car with Suzuki’s first self developed diesel engine will be launching on June 3. The hatchback Celerio is having diesel engine with a two cylinder unit displacing 793cc. as published in articles and news Maruti Celerio will be India’s most fuel efficient car with an ARAI-rated mileage, and the mileage is 27.62kmpl.

          This is surely good news for people who are looking for fuel efficient cars. There is
no doubt that in a country where most of the people prefer to get a car which is affordable in price as well as fuel efficient.
With the launch of Celerio, Maruti will get another achievement of producing a car with the best mileage.


The engine of celerio is built for economy; it produces 47bhp at 3500 rpm and 125 Nm of torque at 2000 rpm.  The weight of Celerio is about 89 KG, it is having the lightest diesel engine in the passenger segment. Making comparatively lower torque, it has a higher torque / CC than the Fiat 1.3 liter engine which is in Swift.  In Celerio there is a hydraulic clutch, and a new 5 speed manual gearbox with low mechanical losses and these are the parts of drive train.


The Celerio diesel will be available in the four variants – Ldi, VDi, ZDi, and ZDi(O). The top end models will be available with safety features like ABS, EBD, and front dual airbags as well as driver seat height adjuster.






Wednesday, 27 May 2015

When Do You Need a Wheel Alignment?



If your car drifts to one side and you have to turn the steering wheel away from the center position to drive straight, this is the good indication that your wheels are out of alignment. Perhaps it is the result of hitting a deep pothole or scoring a direct hit on a curb while parking.

Before you  go to a service center to get your wheels aligned, it would be a good idea to check your
tire pressure. Under inflated tires can also cause a vehicle to pull one side, so eliminate that possibility first.

You might also want to inspect your tires to see if there is uneven wear, such as the tread being worn off along one edge, another sign of an alignment issue.You may take help from expert for this.

Vibrations in your wheels are different from alignment problems. Vibrations are probably caused by wheels being out of balance or bent or because suspension parts are worn, and getting your wheels aligned won't solve those problems.

Some vehicles require only that the front wheels be aligned, but many car-based models require four-wheel alignment. Alignment specifications differ by vehicle, and it isn't as simple as just making sure all four wheels are pointed straight ahead.

Depending on the vehicle, proper alignment involves setting the camber (inward or
outward tilt of the wheels when looking head on), caster (wheel tilt front or back looking from the side) and toe-in or toe-out (looking down at the wheels from above). The adjustments are measured in fractions of an inch and require specialized alignment equipment.

Wheel alignment isn't usually listed by vehicle manufacturers on the recommended maintenance schedule, so how often it should be done is open-ended. If your vehicle
tracks as straight as an arrow, you're wheels likely are properly aligned. Even so, it's a good idea to have your alignment checked annually, such as when you have your tires rotated. You certainly should have it done when you buy new tires so they don't immediately start to wear unevenly. Many shops guarantee alignment work for up to one year, so bring your vehicle back before the guarantee ends to have the alignment checked again .






Saturday, 9 May 2015

Maruti Celerio ZXi AMT With Airbags Launched



Maruti Suzuki Introduced the Celerio ZXi with AMT (Automated Manual Transmission) technology, celebrating the first anniversary of the hatchback Celerio.

The Celerio, comes with 5-speed manual and automated manual transmissions. Previously
it was available only on the base LXi and VXi variants, but there were no safety features like airbags. 

Maruti Suzuki is offering the AMT on the top-end Zxi variant considering the customer response. The Price announcement is yet to be made.






The Zxi AMT gets body colored door handles and wing mirrors with integrated turn signals, electrically-adjustable wing mirrors, a 2-DIN audio system with Bluetooth, MP3, CD, USB and AUX-in and 4 speakers a keyless entry system, steering mounted audio controls,  tilt steering, dual front airbags and a rear wiper/washer.


The Celerio is powered by a 1.0-liter three-cylinder K-Series petrol engine capable of 68 PS and 90 Nm of torque, rated at 23.1 km/l.

 Diesel variant of Celerio will be coming soon,  according to reports it may launch by June. It will come with Suzuki’s first self-developed 0.8 liter two cylinder diesel engine.




Wednesday, 6 May 2015

Maruti True Value: Why Buy, Sell and, Exchange with us?



Advantages of Maruti True Value
* India's largest certified used car dealer network
* Over 867 true value outlets in 648 cities
* All car related services under one roof
* professionally trained manpower
* Complete peace of mind

Maruti True Value business expands the family of Maruti customers, providing reassurance
 to existing Maruti customers about resale of their cars and further emphasizes Maruti's Commitment towards enhancing customer satisfaction by continuous association during the vehicle ownership life cycle.


No one knows your Maruti car better than Maruti - based on this premise, Maruti chanalises its expertise to ensure that transactions in pre owned cars are transparent and fair. Through that, the company endeavors to extend the relationship and emotional connect that it enjoys with the customer.

True Value has transparent and fair evaluation process, which is currently missing in the largely unorganized market for pre-owned cars. Maruti True Value processes and systems
ensure that the seller gets the right price and is paid promptly.

Under True Value, the seller has the option to be paid in cash /cheque, or get a True Value car in exchange or a brand new Maruti Suzuki car in exchange. True Value category cars bought by Maruti True Value dealers are taken to state-of-the-art workshops.

True Value Category cars are refurbished in state of art workshops using Maruti Genuine Parts and by skilled technicians. These cars are then sold through maruti True Value outlets.



As a mark of confidence, and to provide reassurance to customers, every vehicle bought under Maruti True Value is inspected and certified by Maruti Engineers and the Car carries a one-year warranty and three free services. Convenient finance options are also offered to buyers of Maruti True Value cars.