Maruti Alto 800 has been a reliable entry-level hatchback for decades and still is one of the easiest picks in the segment. You may click on the following link and check out all the available used ...

and Maruti released the first official images to the media a few days ago. The new K10 looks fresher as it is based on the Alto 800's body, which is a two-year old model. The new K10 uses the Alto ...

Maruti has deliberately styled the Alto 800 on the conservative side after market ... a shift or two to accelerate with gusto. Where the old motor used to feel strained in the mid-range, the ...

If Maruti 800 relaunches same old model with new specifications that wil be great ..new model alto 800 not giving look of old Maruti 800.. till now so many fans of Maruti 800 old waiting for ...

The new Alto 800 is built on the same platform of its predecessor but is now stiffer. Maruti has stuck to the same formula of the old Alto and kept the changes to the design and ergonomics of the ...

Now, Maruti has decided to give this champion ... which makes it quite planted on road. So, the new Alto 800 is actually old wine in a new bottle. The exterior gets minor updates and the interior ...

As one can see from the badging at the back, the new car will be called ‘Alto 800.’ This hints at the fact that this model replaces the Maruti 800 and could be positioned alongside the old ...

Safety: The Maruti Alto 800 comes with a range of safety features ... Because it is just a few weeks old. So I request to people do not waste their hard-earned money and don't feel regret ...

The updated Maruti Alto 800 offers modern styling, excellent fuel efficiency, and an affordable price. Delivering 22-24 km/l ...

Crash protection should be better than the old car too, thanks to the Alto’s more up-to-date chassis. Maruti is targeting a sub-Rs 2 lakh price for the new Maruti 800 to distance it from the ...

Maruti Suzuki today launched new Alto 800, banking on the fresh version of its best selling small car to boost sales, which are projected to grow at a lower pace of 3-5 per cent in the current fiscal.

Rumours were rife for more than a year that Maruti would launch a low-cost hatchback during the 2012 festive season. However, the car was just an upgrade to the existing Alto, called the Alto 800.