Honda City vs Nissan Grand Livina Comparison

In all these years, the Honda City has been a benchmark when it comes to space on the inside. The current generation Honda City still manages to outclass all of its rivals when it comes to outright space and comfort on the inside, with a clear focus on the comfort of the occupants at the rear. The legroom and under-thigh support of the Honda City’s rear seat still manages to be in a league of cars from one segment above.

The Honda City’s 1.5-litre petrol engine, despite being a decade old now, still has the sweetness and refinement which one would expect from an entry-level sedan. Not only this, the performance levels too is quite decent, and while it misses out the on the zing of the first-generation version, the engine still feels zesty enough to bring out the fun side of yours.

With features like electric sunroof, full LED headlamps, leather upholstery, curtain airbags, and push-button start-stop system, the Honda City has got all the features at right places to make you feel that you have brought a premium car at its price.

The Nissan Grand Livina, for a compact MUV, has a generous cabin which is spacious enough to seat all seven passengers in all the three rows with ease. Thanks to a boxy design, the Grand Livina has impressive headroom, apart from good knee room and legroom in both second and third row. The dual-tone black and beige interior theme, as well as large glasses on the sides, further enhance the airiness of the cabin

The suspension, both front, and rear, of the Nissan Grand Livina, is setup on a softer side, which along with large 15-inch wheels do make it a comfortable and stable place to be in.