Car Advice Needed

[Spectre]

Hey

All the models seem kind of similar hence a bit confused. Service network is not an issue as I live in a major city.

Regards

 

[Jaanbaz]

I have a Hyundai i30 comfort, expensive parts but so far hasn't broken down, no problems whatsoever. Excellent mpg.

 

[vsdoc]

My brother in law just bought the Creta (petrol) after a lot of research.

 

[Spectre]

I have a Hyundai i30 comfort, expensive parts but so far hasn't broken down, no problems whatsoever. Excellent mpg.

Hyundai has a good reputation in India - the thing is everyone in my family is deeply divided on the issue as each have their own preference.

I prefer Toyota or Ford Products sadly I got my pick last year so am not the deciding authority - this has to go through consensus.

 

[Viny]

Wouldn't be an automobile forum would be right place to get proper answer.
Try teambhp com there are many reviews also available to make an educated decision.

 

[Spectre]

My brother in law just bought the Creta (petrol) after a lot of research.

Creta does have the best looks.

Wouldn't be an automobile forum would be right place to get proper answer.
Try teambhp com there are many reviews also available to make an educated decision.

Thanks for the tip - would pose a question there too, I wasn't aware of the said forum

 

[GURU DUTT]

Hey

All the models seem kind of similar hence a bit confused. Service network is not an issue as I live in a major city.

Regards

Creta is the best but if possible take a look at the new baleno its really great value for money and a damn good looker aswell

 

[nForce]

@Spectre You have something against Mahindra ?

 

[Spectre]

@Spectre You have something against Mahindra ?

Nothing as such, we looked at TUV but wasn't impressed. Budget is 12 lakhs tops.

 

[Hamartia Antidote]

Hyundai has a better reliability record than Nissan and Ford. Renault not sold here anymore due to negative reliability image.

 

[third eye]

Narrow down & select between a Terrano & Duster.

 

[nair]

Maruti S cross - The best service network.....

Hyundai Creta - Good car - Way too expensive

Eco sport : Some how i dont feel it is a SuV

Renault Duster : Good car but now i feel the styling is out dated - 110 PS engine is a crazy one

Nisan Terrano : Good car, with a better styling (compared to duster) but service network sucks

S cross, Terrano, Duster ..... If money is not a concern then Creta .......

 

[Spectre]

Maruti S cross - The best service network.....

Hyundai Creta - Good car - Way too expensive

Eco sport : Some how i dont feel it is a SuV

Renault Duster : Good car but now i feel the styling is out dated - 110 PS engine is a crazy one

Nisan Terrano : Good car, with a better styling (compared to duster) but service network sucks

S cross, Terrano, Duster ..... If money is not a concern then Creta .......

Styling is not the priority - primary is safety and secondary is bang for buck.

 

[nair]

Styling is not the priority - primary is safety and secondary is bang for buck.

Then may be S cross and Duster

 

[third eye]

The Duster & Terrano have two snags

1. Way too large boot space at the cost of leg space for the rear seat- the boot is mostly unutilised by an urban dweller.

.2. The window control switches for Duster on both front seats protrude out - touches the knee . Dont recall the Nissan.

If these dont matter then go for either . Left to myself I'd settle for a Nissan.