Bought a Lexus UX for my mother. If anybody is interested in knowing about it, shoot away! Thel wadsa karanwa machan. Towme 15 wada karanwa. Market ekath hodai! 😉
I’m really impressed about the fuel consumption of the Allion A15.Yeasterday had a journey to Anuradhapura through Matale and returned through Ella(340km) and It cost me only Rs.2700 using 95 octane.So the car had done closer to 19 kmpl which is kind of impressive for a car that weights 1.2tonnes plus 3 grown up people and using AC all the time.As I remember my 121 did around 15-16 for the same route.
Is it just me or are there more and more classifieds with genuine mileage - even for mainstream cars? I see people not being afraid to advertise mileages of 200,000 + this is a good trend.
It's a sad day for DIYers and petrolheads who know the value of this man's work. I must have been around ten years old when I first peered in awe through the pages of a Haynes manual. It was one for a Renault 12 that belonged to my grandfather. That manual is probably one of the reasons for why I don't mind some grease under my fingernails, and what inspired me to get one for almost every car I've owned.
Rest in peace Mr Haynes.
https://www.topgear.com/car-news/founder-haynes-manual-john-haynes-has-died
Hello experts, I'm regular reader in autolanka forum. I wanted to purchase a vehicle within a month of time.
I travel
- 15kms per day usually ( not in heavy traffic I'm working from home)
- Weekly trip aroumd 50kms.
- 1/2 times a month long trips aroumd 200-300kms.
- For the long trips high ground cleareance is essential
- Most of the time 2 to 3 people will travel
- Right now I'm riding a motor cycle.
- My budget is around 2 - 2.5million.
- Looking for something fun to drive but do atleast 15kmpl in long trips.
- I dont care weather its a wagon, hatchback, sedan, suv or a van if it is in my price range.
Looking forward to see your valauble feedback.
Thank you.
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