Honda City 2016

2016 Honda City Facelift expected price The Facelift of the mid-size sedan is expected to be priced not so different from the current model around Rs.8 Lakh to 13 Lakh however it could get a minor increase of 20K-25K from current models. 2016 Honda City Facelift Engine & Specification The 2016 Honda City Facelift could retain its current power line-up. The 1.5-litre naturally-aspirated V-TEC petrol engine produces 120hp power and 140Nm of peak torque, and comes mated with a five-speed manual or a CVT gearbox. The 1.5-litre turbodiesel engine makes 100hp and 220Nm of torque connected to a five-speed manual transmission. 2016 Honda City Facelift Mileage The frugal diesel engine is claimed to deliver 27kmpl and the petrol engine in the region of 18kmpl

2016 Honda City Facelift Exterior & Dimensions Dimension: The China-spec City was dimensional larger as preferred by that particular market’s buyers. However, the proportions of the Indian facelift could remain the same. It measures about 4,440mm in length, 1,695mm in width, 1,495mm in height, 2,600mm in wheelbase and has 165mm ground clearance. Exterior Designing: The front fascia features a bolder front grille with chrome strip running across whilst the changes to bumpers and headlights replicate somewhat of the newly launched Jazz hatchback as the Japanese company sticks with ‘Exciting H Design’ design language. The top-end trims receive a blackened B pillar as opposed to body coloured B pillars in lower variants. The rear end gets substantial upgrade with C-shaped taillamps and the reverse light and indicators are placed in the middle. Additionally, a chrome strip runs across from one end to the other.

2016 Honda City Facelift Interior & Features Interior: On the inside, the 2016 Honda City Facelift comes equipped with what has been listed for the current model such as elements like 15.7cm touchscreen, automatic climate control system, a premium audio system and eight speakers. Other features include engine start/stop button, audio and handsfree telephone controls, rear AC vents, paddle shift, cruise control, electric sunroof, sat-nav system, privacy glass and optional seven-inch infotainment system as not many changes are expected. Safety Features: ABS, rear parking sensor, smart access card entry, EBD, anti-theft alarm, day and night rear view mirror, engine immobilizer, child safety locks, front and side impact beams, etc. 2016 Honda City Facelift Key Rivals Maruti Suzuki Ciaz, Hyundai Verna, Skoda Rapid and Volkswagen Vento

Honda Accord 2016

The Honda Accord has been one of the best-selling cars in the United States for more than two decades. The 2016 Honda Accord is the subject of a light refresh for the venerable sedan and coupe, which is currently in the middle of its ninth generation of production.

The Accord is available as a 4-door sedan and as a 2-door coupe. The sedan comes in six trim levels, from the base LX ($22,105) to Touring ($34,580). The coupe comes in five trim levels, from LX-S ($24,775) to Touring ($34,125). This year, it's also possible to add the Honda Sensing suite of driver assistance technologies to every trim level (except Touring, which already includes Honda Sensing).

Sensing Technology

Honda Sensing is a sophisticated set of passive and active safety features, including Collision Mitigation Braking System, Forward Collision Warning, Lane Departure Warning, Lane Keeping Assist System, Road Departure Mitigation and Adaptive Cruise Control. Additionally, Honda is making a play for the tech-savvy consumer with its first implementation of Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.

Jamming all of this technology into the Accord's dashboard creates a bit of a real estate issue. Honda solves this with dual display screens on upper trim-level vehicles, with one screen at the top of the center stack and one right below it. If you're not using a lot of tech, the screens are often redundant, with the same information available at the same time. It's not an entirely successful approach.

Good Looks and Tailoring

Still, the interior is attractive and nicely designed, with a tasteful mix of high-quality materials and surfaces.

Outside, there's been a bit of a face-lift, with new grille trim, new alloy wheel designs and LED daytime running lights and taillights. LED headlamps are optional (standard on Touring), which further enhance the modern look and function of both the coupe and sedan. Tailoring and trim enhancements on the exterior of the vehicle have resulted in better aerodynamics.

Power and Efficiency

Under the hood, two available engines get matched with both sedan and coupe. There's a 2.4-liter inline 4-cylinder (185 horsepower and 181 lb-ft of torque) and a 3.5-liter V6 (278 hp and 251-252 lb-ft of torque). A continuously variable automatic transmission (CVT) will be the popular choice(6-speed automatic with the V6), but enthusiasts will be happy to hear that a 6-speed manual transmission is available in all 4-cylinder models, and can even be found in the EX-L V6 coupe. All Accord models are front-wheel drive only, for now. The Accord Hybrid is on hiatus this year, but it's said to be returning for 2017.

The EPA estimates that fuel economy in the 4-cylinder Accord Coupe will be 24 miles per gallon in the city and 34 mpg on the highway with the manual transmission and 26 mpg city/35 mpg hwy with the CVT. The Accord Coupe with V6 and 6-speed automatic is rated at 21 mpg city/32 mpg hwy. The manual hasn't been rated yet.

Nissan Juke 2016

In a world where many mass-market cars seem virtually indistinguishable from each other (aside from their badges and a handful of styling cues), you have to give the Nissan Juke credit for being one of the most unique vehicles currently on the road. It has notable shortcomings--and love-it-or-hate-it styling--but at least it’s proudly different and continues to look a bit like a futuristic concept car even five years after it was introduced. A growing number of competitors now includes the Honda HR-V, Chevrolet Trax, Jeep Renegade, Fiat 500X and Mazda CX-3, but the Juke is an entirely different machine even from its fellow compact SUVs. It’s more performance- and driving-oriented than an SUV, and more utility-oriented than a car, so it’s almost in a category of its own--and Nissan probably wanted it that way.

Changes for the 2016 Nissan Juke include added Siri Eyes Free control for iPhones, and factory options include premium paint, an SV Technology Package, and an SV Cold Weather Package. For those who want to add a personal touch to an already distinct automobile, Nissan also offers the Juke Color studio program, allowing customers to individually color their Juke’s wheels, rear spoiler, door handles, sills, headlight trim, and fascia trim. The 2016 Juke comes in five trims: the S, SV, SL, NISMO, and NISMO RS.

Compared to other pint-sized SUVs on the market, the Nissan Juke remains far and away the top dog in terms of performance. While most of its competitors make do with somewhere around 140 hp, the Nissan Juke gets 188 hp from its 1.6-liter turbocharged and direct-injected 4. That power will push the Juke from 0 to 60 mph in a respectable 7 seconds, and all versions are available in either front-wheel drive (FWD) or all-wheel drive (AWD). AWD versions get independent rear suspension and FWD Jukes get a somewhat antiquated torsion beam rear end. The range-topping NISMO RS, meanwhile, gets a tweaked version of the I4 that’s good for 215 hp and 184 lb-ft of torque. The regular NISMO does have the same engine as the rest of the Juke range, but adds alloy wheels, stiffer suspension, and sport seats. A 6-speed manual is available, but unfortunately only with FWD. Most buyers will therefore end up with a continuously variable transmission (CVT)--FWD Jukes with a CVT can get fuel economy of 28 mpg city/34 highway.

While the Juke is geared more towards fun driving than its competition, it does sit up high like an SUV, so don’t expect it to handle like a GTI. Its steering has been praised for being quick and responsive, however, and SV and SL trims equipped with Nissan’s I-CON adjustable steering and transmission response system come with three driving modes (Eco, Normal, and Sport) that adjust the steering's sharpness. The Juke is also available with torque-vectoring AWD, although any kind of off-roading other than traversing some leaves or a muddy driveway probably isn’t a great idea.

If the Juke sacrifices handling for the sake of its SUV attributes, it also sacrifices practicality in order to take on some of the characteristics of a smaller sporty hatchback. With the rear seats in their normal position, rear cargo space is a fairly dismal 10.5 cubic feet, and even folding the rear seats down only brings cargo space to 35.9 cubic feet total. By comparison, a normal hatchback like a Mazda 3 has about 45 cubic feet. But even so, the Juke does have a certain charm going for it. Passengers access the rear seats by neat hidden exterior door handles, and the contrast stitching, door trim, and swoopy center console make the interior seem like a cool place to be. Some of the switchgear might feel cheap, but, after all, the Juke is a cheap car.

Most modern cars are considered quite safe, and while the Nissan Juke isn’t dangerous by any means, it still doesn’t have a stellar crash test record. The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) gave it a Poor rating on the front overlap test (although it did receive a Good rating in every other test) and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) gave it 3 out of 5 stars for the frontal crash test and 4 out of 5 stars overall. Standard safety features for the 2016 Juke include the usual 6 airbags and stability and traction control, and standard on the Juke SL and optional on the SV is the Around View monitoring system with Moving Object Detection. 

It’s hard to put the Nissan Juke into any single category, but the best way to look at it is as a sort of jacked-up sport hatchback; and even though the design is half a decade old, the Juke still looks like it could be a car from 2025.

Nissan Sentra 2016

New for 2016, Nissan has added a Blue Pearl exterior color. The SR model features more sporty options with unique 17-inch forked, five-spoke aluminum alloy wheels, foglights, side sill extensions, a rear spoiler with an integrated LED brake light, and a chrome exhaust tip finisher. The entire Sentra lineup features chrome door handles and window accents along with available heated outside mirrors with integrated turn signals.

Inside, consumers will find an updated design, starting with the steering wheel that draws inspiration from the Nissan 370Z. The automaker now offers a six-way power driver’s seat with power lumbar support on the base SV and SR models, and it comes standard on the SL. The Sentra also features a new center stack design and an updated center console and shift knob, and the seats are wrapped in more upscale fabric.

The infotainment system utilizes a TFT-type LCD flat panel display with better resolution. All models will also receive a 5-inch Advanced Drive-Assist display located between the tachometer and speedometer. New features for the 2016 model year include a soft-touch instrument panel and door armrest. Leather-appointed seats are available, as is a Bose premium audio system, keyless entry and push-button start, a rearview monitor, and dual-zone climate control.

The 2016 Nissan Sentra will be powered exclusively by a 1.8-liter four-cylinder with a six-speed manual transmission on the S model; other models also have the option of an Xtronic transmission with a sub-planetary gear. The updated engine and the CVT system give the Sentra better fuel efficiency. The suspension has also been tuned to provide better handling with a 10 percent increase in spring and damper rates.

For 2016, the Sentra features more safety technology, including NissanConnect Services. This system offers emergency preparedness, remote access, customizable alerts, and more through a SiruisXM subscription. Siri Eyes Free Voice Recognition is also new for the model year and comes standard on the SV, SR, and SL models. For the first time, the Nissan Sentra will now offer available forward emergency braking, intelligent cruise control, blind-spot monitor, and rear cross traffic alert.

The 2016 Nissan Sentra will make its official debut at the 2015 Los Angeles Auto Show before hitting dealers next year with a starting price of $17,605, including destination charges.

Nissan Sunny 2016 N17

Nissan Sunny has been around ever since its debut back in 1966, spanning over 10 generations of great performance and high level of reliability and dependability. It has reached a cumulative sales figure of above 15 million units till date. And now, Nissan Sunny 2016 has been revealed to set new standards for interior comfort, attractive design and exceptional fuel economy.

People in UAE have always found the Nissan Sunny to be one of the greatest sedans for daily commuting and routine. But due to the ongoing competition between compact sedans in this category, Nissan had to improve the new Nissan Sunny 2016 in order to its popularity even more. Nissan did that by upgrading a few features of the sedan so as to be in sync with the times. The Nissan Sunny 2016 was reengineered and modified from inside out to add more appeal, as well as introducing new innovative and advanced tech features to its class-leading roomy cabin. Nissan Sunny 2016 is available in four trims: S, SV, SV Comfort and SL. To know more about the brand new Nissan Sunny 2016, Carmudi has made a review of the Nissan Sunny 2016, with detailed information about Sunny’s performance updates, new features, updated exterior and interior design, as well as the Nissan Sunny 2016 price in UAE.


Nissan Sunny 2016 Review in UAE
Nissan Sunny 2016: Engine Specifications and Performance
Nissan Sunny 2016 Fuel Consumption
Nissan Sunny 2016 Features
Nissan Sunny 2016 Convenience and Entertainment Features
Bluetooth hands-free phone system
AM/FM/CD/MP3 sound system with 4-speakers
NissanConnect infotainment system
Rear parking sensors
Remote keyless entry
Front and rear power windows Nissan Sunny 2016 Safety Features
Dual front SRS airbags
Brake assist system
Electronic brake-force distribution
Advanced anti-lock braking system
Seatbelts for all five seating positions
Rigid chassis Nissan Sunny 2016 Interior Design
Rear armrest and cup holder
Rear comfort fan
Clever storage and glove compartments
Drive computer display
Power windows and central door lock
Cloth door trim accent and chrome inside door handles Nissan Sunny 2016 Exterior Design
Side turn signals on door mirrors
Chrome accented front grille
Fog lamps
15-inch aluminum alloy wheels/14-inch steel wheels
Rear spoiler
Black grille surround Nissan Sunny 2016 Color Options
Brilliant silver
Super black
Titanium
Pearl white
Beige
Dark grey


The smooth driving style and strong, powerful ride will carry on for the Nissan Sunny 2016. The three variants S, SL and SV are powered by a 1.5-liter four-cylinder petrol engine that is able to produce from 90 to 99 horsepower and 98 ft.-lb. of torque. Nissan Sunny 2016 will be available in two-wheel drive and its engines are mated to a 4-speed automatic transmission or a 5-speed manual one, with both delivering soft gear shifting and great acceleration. Nissan Sunny 2016 has a fresh design that is not only designed for the looks, but also for the improved performance and a quieter ride, thanks to the slippery aerodynamic body. Moreover, the Nissan Sunny 2016 suspension has an independent strut (front) and a torsion beam (rear). It also features hydraulic braking system and front discs/rear drums brakes.


Nissan Sunny 2016 can accelerate from 0 to 100 KM/H in 15.5 seconds and has a top speed of 178 KM/H. Apart from that, there are no major engine specifications and performance updates. The Nissan Sunny still has the highly stable yet lightweight uni body construction and durable performance it is known for.


Due to the combination of durable and fuel efficient dual overhead cam 16 valve QG13DE and QG16DE engines, as well as the automatic fuel injection controls and electric fuel injection control (ECCS), the Nissan Sunny 2016 is as fuel efficient as ever. One of the main reasons behind the constant success of this compact sedan is its fuel economy. The new Nissan Sunny 2016 is no exception to that with its fuel tank storage capacity of 41 liters. Nissan Sunny 2016 can manage an average fuel consumption of 6.9 Liters/100 KM, which is amazing for the class.


Inside the new Nissan, both the driver and passengers can enjoy a large host of entertainment and comfort advanced features. Nissan made sure to equip the 2016 Sunny with some great features that ensure the exceptional ride experience. Some of the convenience and entertainment features on the Nissan Sunny 2016 include:


Since safety is a priority for Nissan, the Nissan Sunny 2016 comes packed with numerous safety features and systems that looks out for you and gives peace of mind to everyone inside. Some of the safety features on the Nissan Sunny 2016 include:


With a class-leading boot capacity of 490 Liters, you can bring along anything you want inside the Nissan Sunny 2016. The whole interior is perfectly suited in a fresh, modern way with plenty of functional features and pretty details, not to mention that supportive cloth seats that can be upgraded on higher variants, as well as the steering-wheel stereo controls and nicer gauges with more readings. Moreover, one great feature about the Sunny’s interior is that Nissan has designed the wheels to be pushed further to the corners, allowing the suspension to move out and away from the cabin. This means you can enjoy extra legroom and comfort. Some of the Nissan Sunny 2016 interior features include:


The newly designed exterior body of the Nissan Sunny 2016 is captivating and better than ever. It has crafted lines, sharper taillights and smart aerodynamics that elevate the Nissan Sunny to a new level of modernity. The premium exterior styling of the Nissan Sunny 2016 is way better than the older models. Some of Nissan Sunny 2016 exterior features include:


The Nissan Sunny comes available in many colour options to choose from. Some of the Nissan Sunny 2016 colors are: