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As per your daily car usage we would suggest you to pick for a petrol car and here both Brezza and S-Cross solely comes with diesel fuel type. Hence Verna will be a better pick here. If you are traveling less than 50-60km a day, opt for a petrol car instead of a diesel. With the extra Rs 1-1.50 lakh spent on a diesel purchase, you can actually drive a similar petrol car for as many as two years! So, do your math carefully. A diesel usually makes sense if you are driving above 60/70km a day.

+Md saif Maruti S-Cross Zeta DDiS 200 SH gets 16-inch machine-cut dual-tone alloys. Click on the link to know more: bit.ly/2wnWMLA

+raj shah You can. But the overall cost will end up being similar to that of the Alpha. Might as well buy the Alpha to begin with.

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+Abhimanyu Hansa Yes, you can get the Black roof rails resurfaced to silver. Though, we would suggest you to get in touch with the nearest service center to have more clarification in this regards. Click on the link to check service center details: bit.ly/28M6YVu

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+Ash# Ashish GB Noted! For the starters, click on the following link: bit.ly/1YT7tgW

+Yash Gangawane It is only available in top-end trim i.e. Alpha DDiS 200 SH.

+Shyamsundar Mashaldi Yes, these changes can be done from after-market.

Do nexa provide it

+Shyamsundar Mashaldi We would suggest you to exchange words with the Nexa dealership as they will be the better person to assist you with same.

+Dr.Gaurav Patel Yes. There is a difference in Lighting's. Maruti S-Cross Zeta DDiS 200 SH has Projector Headlights whereas Maruti S-Cross Alpha DDiS 200 SH has DRL's (Day Time Running Lights), Projector Headlights. Additionally, Zeta has Halogen Headlamps but Alpha is packed with Automatic Headlamps. Click on the following link to compare both the variants: bit.ly/2yrnpVi

Adding to CarDekho's response, the projectors in Alpha are LED

+neeraj dogra The build quality is easily among the best we've seen from Maruti. It feels like a proper premium crossover.

Can i go for it or any other car under 11 lakhs

+neeraj dogra The most noticeable change in the S-Cross has to be the revamped exterior design which has transformed its personality altogether. The S-Cross is now less sedan-like from the front and more SUV-like and will pull in buyers who were shying away from this Maruti because of its bland exterior design. Technically, the package has also improved, with the ride comfort impressing us considerably. Also, to make the popular engine more fuel efficient, Maruti Suzuki has added SHVS. The large and comfortable S-Cross, after the facelift, deserves to be on your shortlist of sedans or SUVs. After all, it is more sensible than before while being a lot more striking to look at too. You can also look at Ford Ecosport, Hyundai Creta or Renault Captur as well. Feel free to reach our experts by calling on our toll free number i.e. 1800-200-3000 from Mon-Fri (10 AM - 7 PM) or write to us at support@cardekho.com. Our team will be more than happy to help you.

+Md saif The Recommended Variant is - S-Cross DDiS 200 Alpha.

hi Hrishi, the reclining rear seat are available in the Zeta and Alpha variant.

+Hrishi Reclining rear seats are available in the Zeta and Alpha variants.

+Sumalata Netrakar Well, you get Machined Alloy Wheels in Delta variant but this video was published on Oct 11, 2017, that time Delta variant used to come without alloy wheels.

@@cardekho what is the main difference between Delta and top end alpha now?

+RAJ Sharma Related Read: Maruti Suzuki S-Cross Facelift: Variants Explained: bit.ly/2wnWMLA

aradhya agrawal, Yes, projector headlamps are available from the base Sigma variant.

+aradhya agrawal Yes, it has Projector Headlamps. Click on the link to check more details about Maruti S-Cross Zeta DDiS 200 SHVS. Here's the link: bit.ly/2gyeN43

All variants get projector headlamps, but the alpha gets LED projects while the others settle with halogen.

+Suraj h k If we understand you correctly, you wish to compare Brezza ZDi Plus with Zeta DDiS 200 SH. Both the cars are indeed good options to go for. One of the biggest advantages of having these over the completion is the access to Maruti’s unmatched after sales and service network. The Brezza ticks the basics of punch, practicality and peace of mind. If you can bear the ridiculously long waiting periods, you’ll end up with a compact-SUV that won’t let you complain. But, in all probability, so will everybody else. The Vitara Brezza is a commendable effort from Maruti. The car is high on features and has practical touches too, such as the smart seating arrangement and thus makes for a good no-nonsense package. Whereas, the most noticeable change in the S-Cross has to be the revamped exterior design which has transformed its personality altogether. Technically, the package has also improved, with the ride comfort impressing us considerably. Also, to make the popular engine more fuel efficient, Maruti Suzuki has added SHVS. The large and comfortable S-Cross, after the facelift, deserves to be on your shortlist of sedans or SUVs. After all, it is more sensible than before while being a lot more striking to look at too. Ultimately, it boils down to your needs/wants. Click on the link to compare both the cars: bit.ly/1YT7tgW

CarDekho yes I meant brezza ZDI plus and appreciate for your long reply :)

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CarDekho I am actually looking for petrol car as my usage is very minimal. Is vitara brezza petrol variant launching during auto expo 2018? What could be the possible price tag for top end variant?

+Suraj h k Maruti Suzuki launched the Vitara Brezza in March 2016 and it has taken the market by storm. It simply annihilated all its direct rivals and rose up to the pole position. This is when it is being retailed with the Fiat-sourced 1.3-litre DDiS engine only. Perhaps, Maruti Suzuki, will introduce the petrol-powered Vitara Brezza but till now they have not given the taste of it. So, you should not expect the petrol mill in recent time. The option of a petrol engine will further boost its sales figures, thanks primarily to a lower price and Maruti’s frugal set up.

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+Krishna Prasad LED projector headlamps are a first in segment in Maruti Suzuki S-Cross & improve vision at night but is exclusively available in top-end trim i.e. Maruti S-Cross Alpha DDiS 200 SH. Click on the link to know more: bit.ly/2i0wNUI However, S-Cross is equipped with Halogen Projector Headlamps starting from the base variant.

+Saritha Chikoti With the 1.6-litre engine gone, the S-Cross now competes only with Creta 1.4. If you take price into consideration, you'll see that the Maruti is a whole lot more value for money compared to the Hyundai. For the price of the top-spec S-Cross, you get a basic version of the Creta. Reasons to buy the Creta: - Higher seating position - Bigger boot Reasons to buy the S-Cross: - More features - Planted ride - Build quality Overall, considering the value for money aspect - the S-Cross is the one to pick in our books.

+keerthi giridhar It is solely available in diesel fuel type. To know more, click on the following link: bit.ly/2b56N8E

+Ajay Bhosale In our tests, the S-Cross returned 20.65kmpl on the highway in spite of a 5-speed gearbox. Most impressively, it managed 19.15kmpl in the city!

Ty sir👍🏻

Sir im taking the zeta variant but i want the drl like aplha variant ca i get it same and if then wat’s the cost for that

+Ajay Bhosale We would suggest you to get in touch with the nearest dealership for it as they will be the better person to share you the cost involved. Click on the link to check dealership details: bit.ly/28OBnSu

I'm getting 18 to 19 in city with AC

+abhi abbacus We'd recommend the S-Cross. It's better built, has more space and is comfortable. It's not a very quick car, and as long as you can live with that - you'd have no complaints with it. It feels planted on the highway too.

CarDekho thanks for the reply and yes I can live with less pick up at start as in India roads one doesn't get too many chances to pick use that pick up

+Mahesh Rajagopaal You are right, now the Delta variant also gets Machined Alloy Wheels. But, this video is of October 2017 and that time Delta variant wasn't available with Alloy Wheels.

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