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Old 22nd April 2017, 14:11   #256
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Re: 2017 Honda City Facelift : A Close Look

My SA had told me that the hike is expected by 17 Apr, but nothing happened. I called him up and asked about it and he told it can happen "anytime". I feel that it could be a ploy to push some of the cars in stock. I was offered delivery of VX MT Golden Brown or V CVT Modern Steel within a week. (In fact, 3 days if I don't need a loan and ready with cash). Of course, at the existing price. Still I opted for V as the OTR difference in Bangalore is more than 2.5 lakhs between V and VX MT.

Now I think of making a call and asking for faster delivery than the 2 months promised. I would say there are other dealers who are ready to deliver in 1 month and see the reaction.
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Old 24th April 2017, 19:39   #257
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Has any one purchased the original bucket mats for the interior in the city ? any feedback of the same? what is the cost ? and lastly does the rear come as one piece?
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Has any one purchased the original bucket mats for the interior in the city ? any feedback of the same? what is the cost ? and lastly does the rear come as one piece?
It costs a bomb - around 2.8k or so. For now I went with an online-ordered one from paytm. For 800 bucks, it is pretty decent IMHO, similar to this one: https://paytm.com/shop/p/asquire-3d-...T368773F4F4074

Yes - the rear does come in one piece for the above - despite what is shown in the picture (though the rear fit is a little odd).

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Has any one purchased the original bucket mats for the interior in the city ? any feedback of the same? what is the cost ? and lastly does the rear come as one piece?
I did purchase it. The beige ones.Cost was 3200, if I remember correctly. It comes in 4 pieces. The driver's side is fixed with the screw type fixture. Others are secured by a velcro. The back centre hump is exposed and you need a jugaad to cover the mat there. I have stuffed plastic that I removed from the seats and covered the hump.
IMO, the front passenger side mat coverage is inadequate and my left foot top side rests on the carpet and not the mat completely.
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Has any one purchased the original bucket mats for the interior in the city ? any feedback of the same? what is the cost ? and lastly does the rear come as one piece?
Nothing to complain, easier to clean and since these are rigid water may not spill on to the carpets. The driver side is anchored with hooks to prevent movement. Looks good. I have beige.
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Old 25th April 2017, 16:25   #261
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Thanks a lot Durango Dude,quadmaniac and riteshritesh .

I will be looking at the Coozo and Autofurnish brands. My concern is for the rainy season when water tends to accumulate on the floor and seeps on the carpet.

On another note I have looked at this Site: Carplus

http://www.carplus.in/honda/city-201...a-city-14-7285

They have the boot Mat (KMH cargo boot tray mat) .I purchased it and am very happy with it.( worth the expense). It came in a good package,but,took approximately 10 days arrive by courier.

It covers the entire boot space very well and the fit is good too .

It has raised borders so any spill can be contained.I have place it on top of my existing mat.

Those interested can have a look.I had pre ordered it .The cost was Rs.2443/- but since I am a registered member got the product for Rs.2269/- (Shipping was free)

I also have checked out the floor mats sold by them, though have not yet purchased.
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I have one dumb question for fellow City owners. In my previous car (Chevy beat) i could just turn off the key one notch to keep the AC fan and the music system on whenever I have to halt at signals. How do I do that with the keyless City? I tried pressing clutch and turning off the engine button but everything turned off.. neither did pressing brake help.

How do I just keep the fan and music system on? ☺
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How do I just keep the fan and music system on? ☺
Just Press the Start Stop Button Twice, without pressing the Clutch Pedal. This should bring the car into Accessory Mode (Audio/AC/Power Windows). It should work without much issue. BTW, this is how cars with Keyless Ignition work.

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Has any one purchased the original bucket mats for the interior in the city ? any feedback of the same? what is the cost ? and lastly does the rear come as one piece?
Dear ToothyPetrohead,

IMO, it doesn't make much sense to buy expensive Honda genuine accessory bucket mats. Instead, you make look for an aftermarket 3D mat set from your preferred car accessories shop. I am using 3D washable mats of "Coozo" brand in both my Honda City as well as Honda Jazz. A set of 5 pieces (includes the one for rear floor hump) should cost you around INR 1300. Honestly, I am very satisfied with its fit, finish and durability. It is available both in black as well as beige color options. For picture reference of how these mats look, you may check out my post on Honda Jazz:

https://www.team-bhp.com/forum/offic...ml#post4179059 (Honda Jazz : Official Review)

Hope this helps.

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I have one dumb question for fellow City owners. In my previous car (Chevy beat) i could just turn off the key one notch to keep the AC fan and the music system on whenever I have to halt at signals. How do I do that with the keyless City? I tried pressing clutch and turning off the engine button but everything turned off.. neither did pressing brake help.

How do I just keep the fan and music system on? ☺
Dear quadmaniac,

While you have turned off the car, all you have to do is without engaging the clutch, simply press the "start/stop" button twice. This will turn on the battery to let all the electrical gadgets to function.

On the other note, thanks for turning off the engine at signals and helping conserve the precious fossil fuel.

Cheers,
Simmi

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Thanks @nohoking, @carguynish - but what you've suggested is not exactly the same. In my Beat, if I turn the key one notch off, then the music system and AC fan continue to work. The key word is 'continue' - that is - there is no interruption in the music and the ICE does not restart.

In my City, when I do what you say, the entire ICE switches off and then switches back on, which takes time and is not what I was looking for :-)

If this is not possible in modern cars, it's really surprising!

BTW yeah - I do try to turn off the engine at signals. I'd read somewhere on tbhp that if you are going to be stationary for > 10 seconds, then that helps in FE too (helps if it's not extremely hot).
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BTW yeah - I do try to turn off the engine at signals. I'd read somewhere on tbhp that if you are going to be stationary for > 10 seconds, then that helps in FE too (helps if it's not extremely hot).
I think I've read some where that the engine start stop system is a joke! It's done to get better fuel efficiency for the "record", besides that it does nothing and also puts enormous pressure on the starter motor and adds to wear and tear, so it may not be a good idea to turn off the engine at signals, I don't do it.
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Thanks @nohoking, @carguynish - but what you've suggested is not exactly the same. In my Beat, if I turn the key one notch off, then the music system and AC fan continue to work. The key word is 'continue' - that is - there is no interruption in the music and the ICE does not restart.

In my City, when I do what you say, the entire ICE switches off and then switches back on, which takes time and is not what I was looking for :-)

If this is not possible in modern cars, it's really surprising!
Dear quadmaniac,

Conventional wave key type and push button start/stop work differently. Whereas in a car with conventional key system, while the engine is running and you turn the key one notch counter-clockwise, it lets remain the ICE playing uninterrupted, on the other hand, in a car with push button start/stop, while the engine is running and you press the button, it turns off everything as though you are going to park the vehicle. This is how push button start/stop works. No option, if you have it, you need to live with it. Thanks.
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I think I've read some where that the engine start stop system is a joke! I don't do it.
Yes, I don't do it too. Is this what you had seen?
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Yes, I don't do it too. Is this what you had seen?
https://Youtu.be/k159M8QhCIE
Yes it is! Thank you for jogging my memory!
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Owners of the facelifted City, have the quality related complaints with the old City (inconsistent panel gaps, plastic quality etc) been addressed? Some pics would be helpful too. A relative is keen on picking up a petrol V M/T.

Just happened to observe two Citys side by side, a '14 model and a '16 model. The '14 car had huge panel gaps especially around the bonnet and boot, while the '16 model was better.

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