Lokesh
Mumbai
It looks like Matiz, but its twice-refined clone of Daewoo Matiz. Spark has actually evolved from where Matiz left. The much-talked about features of Spark include fuel-efficiency, weightlessness, and contemporary looks. However, the best attributes of the car are the technologies that aid effortless driving on congested roads and highways. The large round head lamps of Spark compliments its Mono form design. Naturally, the make, makes it easy for the owners to park their cars in metros. Better visibility from high driving position with low waist line and slim pillars for tight reversing occasions is some of its added features. The Spark interior is divided into two main sections. In the drivers direct line of view, the control and warning light, as well as the instrument panel is placed, aiding the driver to take stock of the situation. The arrangement deters the driver from peering through the steering wheel, and taking eyes off the road. Sparks interior has sample legroom and headroom space fitting people of most sizes. The rear seats backrest can be divided in the ratio 60:40, aiding longer objects to be transported without problem.