&nbsp; City remains one of the iconic number plates across the world despite making appearances in different avatars. In our country, City clearly means a classy sophisticated drive which is well received by majority of Indian car buyers coming from all age groups. Running successfully in its sixth generation, Honda city packs a punch especially now with a diesel avatar. A lot has changed on the outside compared to its predecessor, as the new sedan now houses a thick chrome plate with Honda badging at the front (instead of angular chrome fins) which looks appealing. Continuing with its arrow like design, very subtle lines on the bonnet adds onto its stretched front look which merges with the angular front headlamps that gives the city its distinct facade. Honda has included a lot of sports characteristic on the outside with a front lip spoiler mounted on the angular front bumper housing an all black fog lamp cluster. Manifesting its sharp characteristic on the sides as well, a deep shoulder line running from the tail lights all the way to the front quarter panel highlights its length and the famous arrow like design.&nbsp;<div>&nbsp; The only downside remains, the curved 15 inch five spoke wheels which we feel would have done wonders with a more angular or straight spoke instead of curves and obviously fatter tyres. Nevertheless, the executive sedan also gets a shark fin antenna usually seen on luxury cars. With a complete new rear, its wraparound split tail lights offer a very elegant look combined with the use of chrome on the tail gate as well. Mounted with reflectors, the rear bumper completes its sporty attire with sharp lines that compliments its overall stance. On the whole, the new city looks more premium and rich on the outside with its all new confident attire.</div>