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Private owners only: New Maruti Suzuki Dzire won't be a taxi

Maruti Suzuki is always known as the affordable car manufacturer in the country. Maruti cars are in high demand in taxi-cab services.

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High demand in the taxi market

The Maruti Dzire, the leader in the compact sedan segment, is also in high demand in the taxi market.

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Families stayed away

Many people liked this car considering the budget and mileage, but many of those who wanted to buy it as a family car stayed away.

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New Dzire

The Maruti Dzire was launched the other day at a starting price of Rs 6.79 lakh. This is the first Maruti car to come with a 5-star safety rating.

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Big Announcement

Maruti Suzuki India Limited Managing Director Hisashi Takeuchi with the big announcement that the new Dzire will be sold to a limited number of people.

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For private consumers only

The new Maruti Dzire will be available only to private consumers. That is, it will not be sold as a commercial vehicle.

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Dzire cars as taxis

Statistics show that many of the Maruti Dzire cars sold in the world's third largest automotive market are used as taxis.

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Old model for taxi

As the Dzire is widely used in fleet and taxi-cab services, its third generation model will be available for sale to such customers.

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Good news

This is good news for private consumers of the new Maruti Dzire, who have stayed away from this car just because it is used in cabs.

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Engine

The heart is the Swift's 1.2 liter, 3 cylinder 'Z' series engine. This engine will produce 81.58 PS of power and 111.7 Nm of torque.

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Mileage

The company claims that the manual variant will give a mileage of 24.79 kmpl, the automatic variant 25.71 kmpl and the CNG variant 33.73 kmpl.

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