Maruti Ciaz ZXi+ long term review: Introduction
The comfy and super spacious Ciaz joins the OVERDRIVE fleet


We picked up the Maruti Ciaz from Pune after testing the new B-Class. My initial impression of the new car was based on its surefootedness on the expressway. However the joy was short-lived because immediately above cruising speeds, when you start to push the car it starts to feel skittish and you can tell the that the Maruti Suzuki Ciaz is no longer in its happy place. The 1.4-litre petrol engine meanwhile is very quiet in its operation even at high speeds. In town, the Ciaz doesn’t leave you constantly searching for the right gear. The torquey nature of the engine ensures that you never run out of steam or have to downshift even at crawling speeds. It’s reasonably rev happy although ...Continue Reading...
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