Honda City V Sunroof AT vs Mercedes-Benz A-Class Limousine A200 Petrol

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Compare Specifications of City V Sunroof AT and A-Class Limousine A200 Petrol

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Technical Specifications

Fuel	Petrol	Petrol
Engine Displacement	1497.00 cc	1332.00 cc
Engine	1.5L (SOHC) 4 Cylinder, 16 valve i-VTEC	4 Cylinders
Clutch	--	Dual Clutch
Maximum Power	118 PS @ 6600 rpm	163 Ps @ 5500 Rpm
Maximum Torque	146 Nm @ 4800 rpm	250 Nm @ 1620 Rpm
Transmission	5 AT with Paddle shift & 1 Reverse	7G-DCT
Top Speed	--	230 kmph

Mileage

Overall Mileage

15.5 kmpl

17.5 kmpl

Tyres

Front	175/65 R15 (Tubeless) alloy wheel	205/55 R17
Rear	--	205/55 R17
Wheel / RIM	--	Alloy

Brakes

Front	Disc	Disc
Rear	Drum	Disc

Suspension

Front	McPherson Strut with Stabilizer, Coil Spring	--
Rear	Torsion Beam Axle with Stabilizer, Coil Spring	--

Colors Available

Colors

Bold Beige Metallic, Alabaster Silver Metallic, Urban Titanium Metallic, Carnelian Red Pearl, Sparkling Brown Metallic and Taffeta White.

Polar White Mountain Grey Mojave Silver Denim Blue Cosmos Black Iridium Silver

Physical Specs

Length	4440 mm	4549 mm
Width	1695 mm	1796 mm
Height	1485 mm	1446 mm
Weight	1160 kg	1915 kg
Wheelbase	2550 mm	2729 mm
Ground Clearance	165 mm	--
Fuel Tank Capacity	42 litres	--

Overview

About	In India Honda City has also been awarded as the "Car of the Year" in 2009. Honda City has 11th Read More	--
Features	Honda City's 1.5l i-VTEC engine delivers high output, fuel efficiency and environmental-friendly performance. The safety features include dual front SRS airbags, ABS with EBD, Pretensioner Seatbelt and immobilizer. The unique Paddle Shift gear option allows you to switch gears without using the clutch pedal. The conveniently placed Cruise Control buttons on the steering wheel allows you to relax on those long drives. Honda's unique G-Force Control Technology(G-CON) controls impact energy in the event of a collision and limits injuries.	INTERIOR - Seating and spatial comfort - Widescreen display - Wrap-around design - Leather multifunction sports steering wheel - Electrically adjustable with memory function - Illuminated door sill panels with "Mercedes-Benz" lettering - Wireless charging system for mobile devices - Stowage compartment in centre console with retractable cover - Ambient lighting - Light and Sight package - Velour floor mats EXTERIOR - LED High Performance headlamps - Panoramic sliding sunroof - Mirror package COMFORT - All-digital instrument display - Hard-disc navigation - Cruise control - 4-way lumbar support - Rear armrest - Thermotronic automatic climate control - Light and Sight package - Electrically adjustable with memory function - Comfort Seats

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