Asela Gunatilake

Yokohama 185/60R15 - 12,400

Buy the new Alto k10. good suzuki engine and very high fuel economy. Adequate as a 1st car.

<blockquote class='ipsBlockquote'data-author="Davy" data-cid="273608" data-time="1425451650"><p> I think you mean brake PADS.</p></blockquote> My bad... I Meant brake pads.... The car eats a pair like every 20k

Well again,, haters gonna hate,, slander all you want. The world is changing my friend, there is a saying a sinhala which applies for you,, it is called "hanamitikaraya"

They are both based on the same platform and engine. Yes it is a bit worse than the Fit due to the extra weight, but can it be that bad? Yes it also not that fuel efficient compared to a smaller car, but I would argue it has good economy in it's class. Don't forget it is a Honda so it is well made and has good handling. Only problem i see is the people buying them,, People with gold watches, gold chains and gold badges.....

Sorrento all the way.. I use a 2011 diesel AWD with almost 55,000kms and haven't had a single issue expect for frequent change of break disks. (I always use super diesel) It is great to drive long distance. Overtaking is a joy due to the powerful engine. On other countries the company gives 7 years warranty for these cars.

I was meaning 0-60 mph... and it is close to 8 seconds. Which is pretty allright for Sri Lankan standards.. and par with most base European Cars that we call fast.. 520d - 7.6s c200 petrol - 7.5s Mini Cooper - 7.9s VW Golf 1.4 TSI - 8.4s

haters gonna hate.... watch this GP5 do 0-60 in about 8 seconds.

I own a Nov 2014 Honda Fit. (post all recalls) Fuel efficiency is highly dependent on the way you drive it. I've managed to get close to 30kmpl during night driving long distance. however on average city/suburban cycle it will do 15-18.