Buy THIS car – till its still available 

The Indian car market will be soon going through some radical changes. The upcoming RDE norms are expected to completely change the face of cars in the country. Its impact is going to be felt by both petrol and diesel engines, but more so by diesel engines. A lot of diesel cars are going to be discontinued soon. One such car is the Honda City. The Honda City diesel is one product you should consider buying. In today’s article, let’s talk about the Honda City diesel 2023.

Why the diesel?

The Honda City comes with a 1.5-litre diesel engine capable of producing 97bhp and 200Nm of torque. Just don’t look at the numbers, the Honda City diesel is quite good to drive. It has the oomph you need and can also deliver a good amount of mileage. Being a Honda, it is quite reliable. If it is so good then why is Honda discontinuing it? As mentioned above, it is due to the upcoming RDE norms. Honda will have to make several changes to the engine to pass the new emission norms. Honda doesn’t want to do the extra investment and therefore is discontinuing the diesel engine. 

Honda City as a product

The Honda City needs no introduction in the country. It has gone through several generational changes but continues to go strong. Overall the Honda City gets a classy look from the outside. At the front, we get sleek LED headlamps with a small grille. The rear and side profiles continue the classy look.

Honda City diesel 2023 – Features

The Honda City comes loaded with features. Overall the City comes with a 7-inch infotainment system, engine start-stop, rearview camera, 8-speaker sound system, connected car technology, automatic climate control, electric sunroof and cruise control etc. Safety features include six airbags, ABS with EBD, an electronic stability program, a traction control system, and hill hold control. Another plus point of the Honda City is that you get a lot of these features from the base variant itself.

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