Yasith

yes, it is 812cc and Kurb Weight is 880kg

http://modifiedcherryqq.blogspot.com/2008_03_01_archive.html

2006 Chery QQ 0.8 AMT -------------------------------- Colombo - 12.5 kmpl (with A/C) Outstation - 15 to 17 kmpl (with A/C)

As far as i can remember govt get Rs. 5/= profit from every Liter of Petrol

good to hear....i purchase my one last friday....and my frist 270 km (75% outstation) costs only around 17 L; that's 15.88 Km/L BTW its Automatic transmission, where my average speed was arround 60 Km/h and rpm was kept below 3000, 99.9 times, + AC switched on. + i am a novice driver....i got my driving license only on last thursday. so far i am very happy about the performace and the driving expriance of the car

it depends on the "cost of your capital" (how you are going finance/collect-cash and opertunity cost)

i aslo have evaluated few financing options during last few weeks, and service wise HSBC was the best HSBC Lifestyle Car Loan you only need to provide 1 ) Valuation of Vehicale 2 ) Salary Details 3 ) Bank Account Details for the Past 3 Months interest rates are (last week) Rs 2863 (fixed)/ Rs 2650 (floating) for 100,000 for a month (if you are working for HSBC Listed company)

Don’t you think people who use public transport should also wear them? (I am not sure how many buses have them)

As an exercise I compared three cars Maruti 800, Maruti Alto Lxi, and Chery QQ Maruti 800: 795cc; 37bhp@5000; 59Nm@2500; 650kg Maruti Alto Lxi: 795cc; 47bhp@6200; 62Nm@3000; 740kg Chery QQ: 812cc; 52bhp@6000; 70Nm@3500-4000; 880kg Therefore, Effy Values are… Maruti 800: 0.8004 Maruti Alto Lxi: 0.8199 Chery QQ: 0.9189 What about the Torque value, how does it affect the efficiency? Does it mean lower the Torque lower the fuel consumption, And does it have to do anything with cars ability to run in difficult terrains, going up-hills...etc?

Thanks you guys....thanks alot.....

We have "Man Power" !!!! Which is used to measure something else (LOL)

Hi Ruwan, this is what I was exactly looking for, thanks a lot. Is this implies that when you are looking for more efficient engine, you should go for bhp value than the cc value?

Can somebody explain the significance of ‘bhp’(Brake horsepower) value of a engine and its’ impact on performance of the Car? It is bit confusing. For example Micro Trend has 1075cc engine it only gives 45 bhp, while Maruti 800cc engine gives 35 bhp. On the other hand Chery QQ 812cc engine gives 51 bhp.

what will be the impact on Vehicle prices....?

Definitely the BEST option