Suzuki Wagon R Stingray vs Suzuki Alto F

Stingray Looking to buy a new car? If you have around $10,000 to$15,000, these two are pretty good choices for you. Let’s compare Suzuki Wagon R Stingray with Suzuki Alto F.

Firstly let’s look at the similarities between these two

Similarities:

Engine: Both cars have 660 cc, 0.66 Litre DOHC 12 Valve Inline-3, engine which is pretty good for cars of this size.

Gear box: Both are automatic and have a 4-speed Transmission.

  • Both cars lack anti-lock braking system.
  • Both cars are comfortable, economical and offer a good quality of ride.

Let’s look the differences between the two.

Differences:

  • Alto F comes with a built-in air conditioner while Stingray doesn’t
  • Alto F also has power steering and power windows while Stingray lacks both
  • One of the biggest edges that Alto F has over Stingray is the Air-bags. Alto F has both. Driver and passenger, air bags while Stingray hasn’t got a single one.
  • Mileage: Stingray gives a better mileage than Alto F Stingray runs 18 Km per litre while Alto F goes 15 km/l.
  • Japanese Alto is available in six variants while the same Stingray is available is 3.
  • Both cars don’t have leather seats and both of them lack cruise control.

Alto’s variants: E, F, G, G4, VP, and X

Stingray’s variants: J Style, T and X.

Competitors:

While they compete against each other, there are several models in the market that challenge these cars.

Alto F’s competitors:

  • Suzuki Mehran 2016
  • Daihatsu Mira
  • Nissan Otti
  • Daihatsu Coure
  • Honda Life
  • Hyundai Santro
  • Honda N One

Stingray’s competitors:

  • Nissan Otti,
  • Honda Zest,
  • Suzuki Alto
  • Subaru Siron
  • Honda N One
  • Daihatsu Mira,
  • Nissan Moco

So generally while both cars are good, Alto F has a little edge over Stingray as it has more features that the latter. Choice is yours.

Also Read:Suzuki Swift vs FAW V2 vs Suzuki Cultus 2017

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