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  1. dilshant80
    would pick the baleno over the Vitz. Indian crap vs JDM quality
  2. dilshant80
    also the ignis, Suzuki swift turbo 1.0
  3. dilshant80
    agree with iRage. depends on what your priorities are. if it's fuel consumption then go for the stingray/wagon r. that's about the only good thing about them. would recommend the vitz
  4. dilshant80
    Agree with this point. Cars made for European conditions might not fair well here in the long run, given the factors you have mentioned.
  5. dilshant80
    What load of bollocks! The 1.2 turbo is sold in the US, which is the biggest western market importer!
  6. dilshant80
    Well think about it like you are going to marry a virgin devoid of any STDs vs a very "experienced" girl with a known or unknown history of possible STDs Who would you choose?
  7. dilshant80
    could you PM me his contact information please
  8. dilshant80
    could you message me you car sale friend's contact number please?
  9. dilshant80
    You are spot on. Here are the figures: C-HR = 114 bhp (116 PS/85 kW) of power at 5200-5600 rpm, and maximum torque of 185 N·m (136 lb·ft/18.9 kgm) at 1500-4000 rpm Q2 = 85kW (114 bhp). Torque, 200 Nm. Torque is better on the Q2
  10. dilshant80
    Test drove the C-HR today as well and was a bit puzzled because the pick up was not as good as the Q2 even though the C-HR is a 1.2 litre turbo and the Q2 is a 1.0 litre turbo. handling and comfort wise the Audi definitely wins. I'm regretting test driving the Q2 first, because nothing can top that now for the budget crossover category
  11. dilshant80
    Since the price is a bit off my budget I'm not able to get this until another 2 months. Going for the Pearl white. They had an A5 and R8 in Pearl white which looked amazing!
  12. dilshant80
    So guys I went on a test drive in the Audi Q2 and I have to say the pick up from start stop traffic is amazing! You won't believe you are driving a 1 litre vehicle. Also handling is quite good and you don't feel the bumps on the road. Very pleased with the vehicle. Base price is 7.5m and the fully loaded one comes in at 8m. If you order now, the vehicle will arrive in 3 to 4 months
  13. dilshant80
    Golf is not brand new price. 2015 YOM price
  14. dilshant80
    Turbo
  15. dilshant80
    This would result in more suspension wear in tear as well right?
  16. dilshant80
    Thank you for this useful information @dhachamila!
  17. dilshant80
    Another contender to the list! Volkswagen Golf 1.2 TSI = Rs. 5.5M upwards
  18. dilshant80
    Why this discrimination of Jap vs Euro. You guys are sounding just like the past era Racial segregation in the United States
  19. dilshant80
    Will be test driving the civic next weekend
  20. dilshant80
    Going for a test drive this weekend!
  21. dilshant80
    Good analogy @iRage but ultimately arn't all women like Euro cars :D. Your point on the agent is a good one since it is going to be my first Euro car it makes sense to go through the agent. The only downside is that the price difference between the agent and third party vehicle importer is rs.1M!! btw @Supra_Natural mentioned Vishwa Motors for Audi related maintenance. Seems a good alternative to the agents once the warranty period is over
  22. dilshant80
    yes seriously. You come up with imaginary cars and I request you to provide imaginary quotes Pun intended mate
  23. dilshant80
    that is WAY over budget for me
  24. dilshant80
    Most make Euro cars seem like white elephants which makes me ponder as to why would a person buy a Euro car in the first place, if they are going to be stuck with a white elephant
  25. dilshant80
    Thanks @Supra_Natural for the recommendations. It seems the Sterling warranty covers only the engine and transmission, unlike the agent warranty offered here. My previous experience of a non-SL used vehicle is my latest one (Aqua) which two and a half years to date used in SL, I have had no problems whatsoever, so given the premium price tag of Euros I expect better quality and reliability. If that is not the case, then I would rather stick with Jap vehicles as you mentioned. Will keep you guys posted on my eventual purchase
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