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  • Maruti Suzuki Celerio (also famous as the Suzuki YL7), the car that's a replacement for A-Star and Estilo, is one among forty to be unveiled at the forthcoming Auto Expo 2014 to be held in February. This car could be another major boost in the MSIL portfolio, and in what is a segment first, this car features an automated manual transmission (AMT), which eliminates the use of clutch pedal entirely to shift gears.

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    AMT system renders driving a lot more convenient, mainly in the highly crowded city traffic, and is also more cheaper as compared to conventional gear-boxes. This system even delivers higher fuel efficiency than manual transmissions.

    Maruti Suzuki Celerio derives power off a 1 litre, 3 cylinder, K10 petrol engine - one that can be found in A-Star, Estilo and the WagonR. The 3 pot motor has a maximum power of 67PS, and is celebrated for its performance.

    Whether Celerio rocks the small car market is yet to be seen, but the odds do seem in its favor. What do you think about the car? Let us know in comments below.
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  • Karthikeyan jaisankar

    MemberJan 6, 2014

    enough space to drive.....
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  • KenJackson

    MemberJan 7, 2014

    Back in the early 70's a friend gave me a ride in his car, a Volkswagen beetle I think, which had a stick shift with no clutch. I asked him where's his clutch? He said it's an "automatic clutch". I was very skeptical, but there was no denying he was shifting gears with no third pedal to push.

    That was the one and only time I ever even heard of such a thing until this.
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