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Brand value, performance and comfort are three denominations that can be used to easily describe any Maruti product. This scenario becomes even better, when it has an automatic gearbox thrown it to make the vehicle more practical than before. Yes, we are referring to Maruti’s very own Ritz automatic which aims to make one’s life simpler in those typical traffic snarls, where in changing gears every now and then tends to get on the nerves.

The muscular and rugged Xylo was the first MPV (Multi Utility Vehicle) from Mahindra’s stable. It was launched a couple of years back and was sold in good numbers. The Xylo was the only alternative to the MPV from Toyota, the Innova. The outgoing Mahindra Xylo was known for its reliability and spacious interiors, but the MPV also lacked in a few areas.  We will speak of them in detail in the later part of the review. Mahindra who is riding high with the grand success of their XUV 500, recently l