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  1. PerfMad

    So I checked couple of Rextons during the weekend (even during the fuel crisis, I went on hunting for a good one) and did close to 150km trip. I found a topping condition vehicle (i would say interior and exterior combined 96% good) out of all the vehicles i checked this was the best with proper pulling power no lag at all.

    Now i'm kinda so much into it wanting to buy it ASAP. But with current situation, the asking price is little higher. As per my predictions, prices of these should reduce further within next two months. I hope the price of hybrids will not drop drastically compared to these.

    So now i'm considering whether to wait another 1-2 months for this or shall I go ahead with the purchase? For that I need to get rid of my hybrid as well (these days i'm not sure people are purchasing vehicles due to high loan rates and finance rates).

    Open for suggestions...

    1. GK_007

      GK_007

      Well, if I were you I would not be looking for a new vehicle at the moment at all. If I have something with 4 wheels spinning, I would stick to that by all means at least for 2-3 years or until this mess is settled. New vehicle means, extra cost no matter what one way or the other its always a money pit. (Unless you are downgrading to a cheaper option) With this inflation, saving money for food, medicine and settling debt is more important IMO. But if you are lucky enough with money in the bank then never mind.. go ahead with the purchase 😎 

      If you decide to purchase, I'd say buy it now than later. With this volatility, no one will know what will happen in 1-2 months. Just my 2 cents.

    2. PerfMad

      PerfMad

      @GK_007 agreed. Thanks for your input. In my case its kind of a downgrade in terms of the YOM and Millage wise. But in otherway this will get all of my other concerns go away :D  Pressing issue is the price as of now. As you mentioned im not interested in going for a loan or lease rather planning to pay the gap by cash in hand. 

      Question is should i be paying extra for this (assuming these will drop drastically in coming months) or should I wait for another 2 weeks or so and take a decision? There is a possibility that this will no longer be available in that case as well

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