Comments on: Logan By Mahindra Renault – A review

By: simarprit

simarprit — Sun, 11 Oct 2009 10:53:46 +0000

That horn was fixed and we also got a minor denting and painting job done. The workshop – the only authorized dealer in our neighborhood looked good but he did a bad job.
The car has done 28,000 KMs now and is doing fine, important is it is a diesel car and we have not had a flat so far. I suggest that all those who use a Logan or any other diesel vehicle must make a point to get air pressue checked on every taken full or 30 days which ever is earlier. Logan is doing great rounds as a family car which can do one way multiple pick-up and drop jobs without hurting the pocket and risking accidents

By: Sam

Sam — Fri, 09 Oct 2009 08:37:03 +0000

Hey Simarprit, i saw all your reviews, seems very intresting,
just wanted to bring this news if it would help,
Mahindra Renault has come up with the new Logan Play,
I visited the showroom and and saw the new logan play, i even took a test drive,
the performance is amazing, the fresh look of the car does attract the buyers, it has the all new sporty look and flashy vinyls does compliment the car.
the car seems easy to maintain and the spare parts are also easy to get, it is a total value for money.
This link might help you know more:- bit.ly/RUTx6

By: simarprit

simarprit — Sun, 19 Apr 2009 13:17:35 +0000

We are at 20,000 KM mark now. The car has had no flat so far and no bad news. We have learned the art of living with that rattling sound, now it looks like we have an expenditure looking at us… The Horn is not honking properly and we will need to fix it.

By: simarprit

simarprit — Tue, 11 Nov 2008 05:58:48 +0000

First expenditure:
The rear right light just got chipped. Replacement Rs 2800.00
Rest no expenses. 16,600 KMs – No puncture/ no repair – Door ratling remains.

By: simarprit

simarprit — Wed, 24 Sep 2008 01:45:08 +0000

Hi Ramu!
I am sorry, I’ve no clue about the petrol version of Logan by Mahindra Renault. I am sure there are better choices available in petrol, I am also sure I wold have not considered Logan if I was buying a petrol car. In the past I’ve recommended Maruti Suzuki SX4 as a good value for money petrol car, Swift Dzire also can be a good buy. I am OK with my Ford Fiesta pterol if you don’t consider mileage issues. A dear friend who drove our Fiesta for few days (as a vehicle exchange we needed his Innova) commented the following “it runs, wow, amazing grip on the road and an equally amazing hole in the pocket”.

By: Ramu GSV

Ramu GSV — Mon, 15 Sep 2008 08:48:39 +0000

Appreciate the efforts taken in writing the review. I am convinced on Mahindra renault Logan in terms of space etc., I am likely to do only about 1000km per month. Hope petrol is fine. But how is the performance of Logan petrol version? Same as good as Diesel version??

By: simarprit

simarprit — Sun, 07 Sep 2008 12:02:15 +0000

Thanks Vijay! I am 5.10″ and wear a turban and I am “healthy” to put it mildly, this car is fine for me. Still don’t go by my word, please do a test drive and do sit on all the four seats and check all your limb movements. The model I have has lumber support etc. (manual), but it will help in fixing the right angle if you drive yourself.

Mahindra Logan has now 16,000 something on odometer, the car is doing fine. I have a feeling that it needs wheel alignment. AC did great service though it was not a very hot for Delhi summer.

By: Vijay V

Vijay V — Sun, 07 Sep 2008 09:11:06 +0000

Thanks Simarprit,
Read this page completely..Very nice reviews. Keep posting about your Logan. I am 6.2″ tall. Do you think this car would be suitable for tall drivers ?
Pls advice me.

Vijay

By: simarprit

simarprit — Thu, 07 Aug 2008 01:57:39 +0000

10 months – 15,000 KMs. One defect, which refuses to go away. The car otherwise is working fine and continues saving me time and money. This car is so wide and the driver seat is so comfortable that you just relax once in it. I prefer driving it for this reason more than milage over the Ford Fiesta we’ve at home. Sharad is having second thoughts, he just mentioned that the looks are not good, he wants to change his Indigo and is looking at other options. I told him for looks you have the Accord, have this one for utility. I don’t think he is convinced. My gut feel is he will by a Verna, which is a far inferior car when it comes to engine and much smaller when it comes to cabin space, but if looks only matter, then why not. Go ahead Sharad buy a Verna, it of course looks better, to your nature of use, trust me, it doesn’t matter that it is not as big in size or has a better engine.

By: simarprit

simarprit — Fri, 16 May 2008 03:30:56 +0000

Yesterday morning I actually got disturbed by Mahindra Logan door noise. I sent it for repairs and in the evening the rattling remained. It looks like I will have to go myself to the workshop.