Spotted this one in Bangalore. Any guesses what it might be?

Spotted this old legendary Camry yesterday.

Edit - Checked Mparivahan app, the vehicle was registered in August 1995 🫪 and has a diesel engine.

Why do we have to drive so fast.
Cab driver went from far right to far left without indicating. And the Hilux was way out of speed.
This is what happens when 2 people make mistakes. Hopefully no other was injured.

1. a 2.0 litre diesel engine

2. normal 5 star safety like a harrier

3. normal suspension , not air suspension or magic carpet

4. normal seats not 'leather from 13 calves' seats

5. all basic amenities a innova hycross gets

6. Size, shape, rear legroom should be same.

7. Not a 6-7 crore ex showroom. Should be in lakhs.

What would be the price of such a car ?

If India didn't have the SUVs culture, would all the brand focus on building pickups instead? What would you pick up.

If maruti changes the front bumper designs and calls if a facelift.. why not make it look like this boxy + masculine

Has anyone done a real deep dive into why Mahindra and Tata EVs are consistently unreliable? Just curious.

We've been looking at new cars lately and I've had to unfortunately tell my parents to completely avoid EVs from these two companies in particular.

I used to drive a Kushaq 1.5 style previously. Had to transfer to a colleague once I left the company as it was on employer’s lease.

Moved to a different city and started exploring options for a new car. Nothing looked better than the facelift kushaq for me in my budget, so bought it again :D

Kushaq 1L prestige. It’s like driving on butter. So smooth, and incredibly strong. The 5 star NCAP is one of the primary reasons behind going for this.

Finally, I bought my new car!! I was literally very confused till the end about which car to buy since I have Skoda Slavia but then I just went for a test drive and fell in love... So, I went with my heart and bought XUV 7XO...Would love suggestions or advice regarding anything I should know!!

Okay so after eating my brain for over a week and your over last 2 posts I finally went ahead and bought this white baby.

I neva thought to buy a one but it's like a insect stink when it bites I get a itch to something asap so I ended up buying one. PNB wow man they did the car loan processing in a day that too offline as I am such a idiot that I missed to file the ITR for this financial year rather I saved it in drafts 🙄 due to this online process for stuck at the end. PNB has changed the image of gov banks at least in loans.

Frontier Honda Gurgaon well they are the best in sales and pricing nothing in entire Delhi NCR can beat them, go with them for 2nd gen Honda Amaze.

Finally I took this beauty back at home and it's huge I mean it does look like a beast and hopefully for next 15 years this beast gonna take me too all corners of humara Bharat ♥️

Silver had my heart but I ended up marrying white lol 🤍

Somehow I don't trust the ASC anymore since I saw the quality of oil the last time I was there.

I also suspect they just add water to top up coolant.

I’m looking to buy Creta sx (o) 2021-23 petrol automatic, It would be really helpful if you guys can list out any pros/cons.

Currently in Bangalore, this car ranges from 12-16 lakhs. My budget is around 12-13 L and mostly city use, hence iVT preferred. My understanding is that it has better suspension and gives a better feel compared to other cars in this range.

Edit: How susceptible is the diesel variant to DPF issue with city usage!!

Bought my first car at 35, an used car, and I absolutely love it. I am very new to driving. Hopefully I will take this beauty out on long drives soon!

I genuinely liked the Citroën Aircross. The ride quality, comfort and space were exactly what I wanted, so cancelling wasn't an easy decision.

However, my dealership experience slowly made me lose confidence.

One interaction with the GM particularly bothered me. While discussing the extended warranty, instead of simply explaining its benefits and coverage, I was asked something along the lines of:

“What will you do if there is a major repair after 3 years? It can cost ₹2–3 lakh. Will you take a loan? Will you pledge your gold?”

I understand the value of an extended warranty, but that approach felt unnecessarily fear-driven and made me uncomfortable.

I also spoke directly with the service station manager to understand the after-sales experience, but unfortunately, I didn't get clear answers to several of my questions.

None of these things individually may have made me cancel. But together, they made me ask myself:

If the buying process itself is creating this much confusion and pressure, what will ownership be like for the next few years? So I walked away.

The final straw was the finance process. I had not finalised my own contribution/down payment, yet after cancelling, I discovered that the dealership had apparently pushed the loan disbursement process forward by communicating with the bank, without my final contribution being confirmed with me.

The Aircross wasn't the problem for me. Losing confidence in the dealership and support ecosystem was.

I'd especially like to hear experiences from Citroën owners regarding dealership and after-sales support.

P.S: The next nearest dealership is 100s of Km away,

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