Suzuki Alto tops NRMA costs survey
Suzuki Alto, also known as Maruti A Star in India, bagged the top slot in the NRMA Motoring and servicing survey of being the least expensive car to own and operate in Australia. Beating over 600 cars surveyed, with the Alto GL having a weekly outlay of only $88.82, it was almost 10 dollars clear of its nearest rival.
Ritesh
Published On Jul 20, 2010 21:52 IST
Published OnJul 20, 2010 21:52 IST
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At its current drive away price of $12.490, fantastic fuel efficiency of just 4.8 litres per 100 km and very low servicing costs, the survey confirms that Alto is the best value cars in the market.
Also standing out in the survey was the Suzuki Jimny, which also took out the top honors in the compact SUV segment, with an average cost of $127.40, a week to run (comparable to the state average of $183 p/week) making it the most affordable 4*4 in the country. The NRMA survey in Australia's most authoritative, comparing the 600 cars on the key cost factors.
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<p>Having worked as an Auto Journalist for the past 5 years, Ritesh is keenly passionate about digging more on automobiles and things related. His journey as a journalist so far consists of different profiles that helped him groom on various platforms within the automobiles industry. He kept rolling on technical experience during his career as a Road Test Editor, which finally took him to a level where he turned to be an Editor-in-Chief of CarDekho.com, India's no. #1 automotive giant. </p>
<p>Another side of his creative life is easily visible the photography that he carries out in order to serve the CarDekho news readers with the latest and natural pictures of newly launched cars. Additionally, he is the one who foresees all auto news articles that are to be published making it sure that CarDekho readers get the latest and the best automotive news first. "Life is a highway, keep driving", Says Ritesh.</p>Read more
