If you’re wondering whether you should buy the Honda Amaze petrol or diesel then this article will help you come to a conclusion. Here, we’ll take the latest ex-showroom prices of the Amaze and look at the price difference. Based on the current petrol and diesel prices, we’ll calculate the kilometres you need to drive the car to recover the higher upfront cost. This should help you decide which engine option of the Amaze will work best for you and save you money in the long run. Let’s start with the difference in their ex-showroom prices.
Let’s look at the latest ex-showroom prices of the Honda Amaze petrol and diesel to see what extra cost you’re paying for the Amaze diesel over the Amaze petrol.
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For the Honda Amaze diesel manual, you’re paying between Rs. 2.08 lakh and Rs. 2.39 lakh more than the petrol.
With the automatic transmission, the ex-showroom price of the Amaze diesel is Rs. 2.15 lakh higher than the petrol.
Now, let’s compare the per kilometre fuel cost you’ll incur with both the engine options. For this, we’ll use the latest petrol and diesel prices in Delhi and the official mileage figures as a baseline.
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At the current fuel prices, the Honda Amaze petrol manual will cost you Rs. 1.57 more than the Honda Amaze diesel manual for every kilometre you drive.
With the automatic, the Honda Amaze diesel will save you Rs. 0.93 compared to the petrol automatic.
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Depending on the variant, you’ll have to cover 1.32 lakh to 1.52 lakh km with the Honda Amaze diesel manual to recover the extra price you pay upfront over the Amaze petrol.
With the automatic, you’ll have to drive at least 2.3 lakh km to justify buying the Amaze diesel over the petrol automatic.
With the Amaze manual transmission, the km-to-breakeven is quite high at well above 1 lakh kilometres. While the 1.2L petrol engine offers acceptable performance, even if you factor in the higher torque output of the diesel engine, the km-to-breakeven figure still remains quite high and we cannot not recommend buying the Amaze diesel over the petrol variants.
For automatic buyers, the km-to-breakeven figure is even higher because of the lower mileage of the Amaze diesel CVT. Moreover, you also get lower power and torque than the diesel manual variant. So, we strongly recommend not buying the Amaze diesel automatic over the petrol automatic variants.
Note: You can use our Fuel Cost Calculator to see how much any petrol, diesel or CNG car will cost to run based on the latest fuel price in your city.
Both engines are not good for amaze and the really sad thing is torque is worst and GC is not good even 170 and very disappoint is mileage