I'm planning to buying a vehicle, budget about 3.5M to 5M, My Knowledge on Vehicles is very much limited .
I still cannot come to a conclusion with little experience. I'm ok with MPVs and SUV/Cross vehicles (With fuel economy in mind).
For the MPV I have Following options :
1. Honda N-Box Custom
2. Toyota Tank/Roomy Custom GT
I would like to know.
1.The reliability of each vehicle
2.The handling of comfortability , driving performance ,Brake sensitivity
3.Spare parts availability
4.Ability to resale
5.Driving safety
6.Agents and Service Places
7.When driving long distances (how its behave)
8.Since both are running on turbo will engine wear quickly(engine life time (nbox 650cc turbo vs toyota 990 cc turbo)) compared to normal engine ?
9.Specially need to know about Brake system and how vehicle behave at high speeds (over 80Kmph) like body shaking, body tilt when driving fast and taking bends ?
What are possible other problems /con's I can face . Kindly mentioned your recommendations.
Any other possible vehicles on this budgets?
For the SUV/CrossOvers I have Following options(Euro Models hungarian made 1.4 Ltr engines) :
1.Suzuki Sx4 Cross (2018 - 2020 models)
2.Grand Vitara (2018 - 2020 models)
3.Suzuki Escudo
1.The reliability of each vehicle
2.The handling of comfortability , driving performance ,Brake sensitivity
3.Spare parts availability and How about prices ?
4.Ability to resale
5.Driving safety
Is there an alternative to the Maruti 800? A friend of mine is looking for an extremely cheap to run and fix car for around 1.5M. While I do advocate old Japanese cars in that budget - if his need is basic A-B motoring at the lowest possible cost - maintenance wise and with fuel - is there any other option that I am forgetting?
Does anyone know how exactly this is supposed to work? They haven’t really started brand new imports again right?
Pricing seems relatively fine in the grand scheme of things, given how 10/15 year old cars are still pretty expensive in our market
A guy advertises a mileage blocker on the quick site saying that his device blocks the vehicle mileage from changing on the odometer. Is it legal to advertise stuff like this?
Bought a 2007 (Reg 2011) Vitz SCP90 (Mileage 180K+) for the family (will be used by my father). Seems to be in good condition but had some new owner repairs/replaces done to have a free mind.
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PradeepM
Hi guys ,
I'm planning to buying a vehicle, budget about 3.5M to 5M, My Knowledge on Vehicles is very much limited .
I still cannot come to a conclusion with little experience. I'm ok with MPVs and SUV/Cross vehicles (With fuel economy in mind).
For the MPV I have Following options :
1. Honda N-Box Custom
2. Toyota Tank/Roomy Custom GT
I would like to know.
1.The reliability of each vehicle
2.The handling of comfortability , driving performance ,Brake sensitivity
3.Spare parts availability
4.Ability to resale
5.Driving safety
6.Agents and Service Places
7.When driving long distances (how its behave)
8.Since both are running on turbo will engine wear quickly(engine life time (nbox 650cc turbo vs toyota 990 cc turbo)) compared to normal engine ?
9.Specially need to know about Brake system and how vehicle behave at high speeds (over 80Kmph) like body shaking, body tilt when driving fast and taking bends ?
What are possible other problems /con's I can face . Kindly mentioned your recommendations.
Any other possible vehicles on this budgets?
For the SUV/CrossOvers I have Following options(Euro Models hungarian made 1.4 Ltr engines) :
1.Suzuki Sx4 Cross (2018 - 2020 models)
2.Grand Vitara (2018 - 2020 models)
3.Suzuki Escudo
1.The reliability of each vehicle
2.The handling of comfortability , driving performance ,Brake sensitivity
3.Spare parts availability and How about prices ?
4.Ability to resale
5.Driving safety
6.Agents and Service Places (Maintainability)
7. When driving long distances (how its behave)
8. Engine life time
9. Fuel economy of these vehicles
Any other possible vehicles on this budgets ?
Let me know your valuable advices.
Thanks.
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