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2016 Maruti Suzuki Swift Dzire diesel AGS road test review

The perfect tool for someone who wants an automatic compact diesel sedan

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Overdrive|Feb 21, 2016, 10:30:42 IST

Maruti had first introduced the revolutionary AMT tech in India in the Celerio hatchback. The Celerio is  a success story for Maruti with order books being full for nearly a year. The AMT version is in much demand given that it costs just Rs 40,000 more than the manual and has the same fuel efficiency. Maruti have now introduced this AMT with a diesel engine. While they aren’t the first ones to do it with Tata already piping them to the spot with the Zest F-tronic, the Dzire AMT claims to have a higher fuel efficiency. While that is...

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First Published:Feb 21, 2016, 10:30:42 IST
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