If you are in India and have plan to buy a car for yourself, that is both cheap and the best, then read on. We have listed here “Top 10 Best Cheap and Affordable Mid Sized Car in India & Review” for you
10. Hyundai Santro Xing
Hyundai Santro Xing has been in Indian automobile market for a long time now. It has remarkable merits that had kept the Indian middle class under grip. However, during these days when the petrol price is inching up, the 13 KM/litre mileage has brought its popularity down. Xing comes in two variants, one with 5 speeds and the other with four speed types that support automatic transmission.
9. Chevrolet Tavera
Chevrolet unlike in other countries comes cheap in India. With increased road clearance and sturdiness Tavera has been one good choice for a Indian middle class with more than 5 members a family. The interior is sleek and the vehicle is also surprisingly fuel-efficient for its size. Still a better option.
8. Chevrolet Spark
Though Spark looks tiny from outside, it surprisingly has more leg space and can fit 3 passengers in the rear, though the third one might have to squeeze in tight. The driver’s leg room is one plus point. The car come in 4 petrol variants with each equipped with features befitting the rank. Ease of handling in the city traffic makes it one good choice for metro population.
7. Maruti Suzuki Swift
In case you can shell out extra you can pitch in for Swift. Swift has been on Indian road for quite some time now and has proven its mettle. It has outstanding power, fuel-efficiency and the style that goes well with the urban and rural youth. It has both diesel and petrol versions. Recently a new version of Swift 2011 has been introduced with increased length and several cosmetic changes to the body and interiors. The new Swift 2011 is here to stay for some time now. Good option if you prefer style, mileage and power!
Article continues below after the jump!
6. Maruti Suzuki Zen Estilo
Preferred mostly by the middle class Zen Estillo has its own market share. Though the car falls short of looking great it is compensated by its mileage, price and extreme aerodynamics. Cuts through like a blade to make it move quicker when cruising though slightly zippy .
5. Tata Indigo
Tata Indigo though being light is a car with comfort and style. Saddled with out-of-box communication and music system apart from performance the car is one good choice for the Indian folks.
4. Maruti Suzuki A-Star
A-Star is a car with sporty look driven by Suzuki’s novel k-series engine that is powerful and fuel efficient. The car is spacious for a midsized car and comes in three variants, LXI, VXI and ZXI. The car is yet to have its diesel version and is not expected anywhere soon though. A sports car for cheap, that is what A-Star is.
3. Tata Indica Vista
Riddled with several flaws since the time it forayed into the market in late 1998, is expected to be powerful and better in the version that is going to be introduced soon. The car even now has caught the fascination of few middle class segments for it fuel efficiency and maintenance cost. The new version would have remodeled interiors and novel engine. The variants currently in market are Aqua, Aura and Terra. Still the car remains the preferred one among the Indian rural folks.
2. Hyundai i10
Hyundai i10 caught the car midsized car market like wild fire when it was introduced. Applauded for its Kappa engine that delivers awesome power and mileage i10 remains one of the most preferred car, though in the recent time the demand seems to dwindling, which the critics attribute to the high cost. Widely, public should realize that superior technology employed in the car justifies the cost, however the fact is if the car has to compete with likes such as A-star, the car maker might have to shed arrogance and slice the price a little.
1. Tata Nano
Targeting the Indian lower middle class and the village folks, the Nano has had many heads turn. Entitled to being the cheapest car in the world today, the car is also environment-friendly. You can be a proud owner of a car for just 100,000 Indian rupees, about $2,100. Though few short comings have been reported, like ignition trouble and unpredictable fire, the car is worth the price for its quality and affordability.
![Обновлённая 2013 Skoda Superb II Facelift [carsworld.com.ua]](http://www.aumtrails.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/0388-320x180.jpg)
