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Hi Guys, I am thinking about going for a new Car with comfort and Less Internal vibrations even at 80-110Kmph. Looks like our family is getting extended and I am gradually becoming responsible about small matters. I have ridden a M6 '14, WagonR, BJ5P and even an Indian Alto(Which I use now). The budget would be very much limited (So no M6 again). But I am keen on going for a reliable vehicle, as family matters most. Hope to see your suggestions. I look mainly about Less Vibrations, Internal comfort, and Easiness in Maintenance.

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It didn't catch up my mind as the first thing I did was changing atf and oils. But imo it did exist and this only happens when the engine is cool. But compared to my previous experience with m6 the pickup is pretty much less. It's like suffocating, not revving. But though I try accelerating and moving it bearly moves, only when the engine Temp is cool. But doesn't happen when it's heated. It doesn't happen even if the 2nd gear is moved. But works ok when it's heated up, could be a normal thing but I had a guess because my home is in a hilly place. But compared to my M6 earlier, the pickup was pretty less.

It was recent , around 2 months back

Hi, I recently bought a BJ5P, In my Mazda BJ5P, I face an issue where it's very hard to climb a steep, when the Engine heat level is cold (Just after starting the Vehicle), Is this normal with this vehicle, or is this something to be addressed.

Keen to know, did you have the RPM meter on your meterboard?

Hi, there is a car for a decent budget, but has some issues with Rust in the underside of it. Whats the best way to fix this issue on body work level or is this fixable at all?

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Hi, What are the common issues with Mazda BJ5P? What are the things to check if you are going to buy a BJ5P

Thanks @iRage , this explains a lot as always ❤️

Hello, I have a question. I owned a couple of vehicles so far and each time I start them, I have the precautious habit of keeping it on N till the engine Oil heat/cool sign disappears. I know that it means engne oil has to be spread along the critical parts of the engine when it arrives to the desired heat. But.... Having said it takes around 5 minutes for that to happen, so is it a must for the new vehicles to wait that long before putting into drive?

Thank you for all the suggestions. Will check these out

Thanks Guys! ❤️

Thanks Guys means a lot

Hi, I have got a 2014 YOM Wagon R FZ. But it looks to be having some issues with fuel efficiency as it only does 15-16 on City limits (Where by I have heard it should be doing more than 18Km/l) So a few questions: 1. If this is not expected, what are the immediate actions that I can do to increase my fuel efficiency (Because my first choice of the car was about size and fuel) 2. What are the other best fuel-efficient car options available (Hybrid and non-hybrid models)?