Made for the city and not for the highway

Made for the city and not for the highway

Undoubtedly new wagon r is made for the city. It's been 22 days since I bought this 1-liter wagon r. Have driven 5240kms which includes 824kms of hill driving. Not bad at all while climbing hills. It has enough power to pull up even in the 70-degree inclined roads. On the highway over 90kmph in the crosswind makes much nervous and Steering wheel becomes lighter. On the curves have to step down the speed to 85 which will be a safer speed. I got an average mileage of 21.3kmpl. Top speed I have achieved is 127kmph. Can hear the road noise, not a well-insulated cabin. Seats are perfect n rear seats under thigh support is average but two at the back row can sit comfortably. Gearboxes are reachable at my height 5.8foot. Can hear tuk-tuk noise while changing gears that are from the lever. Nonadjustable headrests are not a big concern. Don't feel like it is necessary for this car. Built-in speakers are very good. Safety features like low fuel warning, rear sensors r good n bt devices can be connected only when the car is on the hold. Boot space is very very huge. Ground clearance is great. Has Spongy brakes but can stop on time. Turning radius is good. The car doesn't have much power while doing overtakes. I recommend being careful while overtakes. And be cautious while driving in the curves. Definitely a city car not a highway enthusiasts car.