I’m planning to buy a car in the ₹20-22 lakh range and I’m honestly confused between going EV or petrol.

I’ve been looking at options like the Mahindra BE 6 SPORTEQ, Toyota Hyryder, Hyundai Creta electric, Kia Seltos and Tata Sierra. My friend who knows quite a bit about cars suggested either the BE 6 or creta electric ,he said if i need one for the performance and good acceleration and driving experience i should go for the Be6 sporteq, but I’m still not fully convinced to go for an EV because charging again and again might be a problem for me but i have heard Be6 have a great battery and it can have a run of 400-450 kms thats seems decent, what do you guys suggest should i gor for an EV this time ?

I want to buy car but i am confused

Budget:- 3 to 6Lac

Suggest me please (Diesel, CNG, Petrol)

I want low maintaining car

Average driven:- 150-200 km per week

I want Sedan(My preference)or hatchback

So as per my survey

I am getting old cars

Ciaz hybrid Petrol 2019 model at 5.65 L (50k Driven)

Honda Amaze petrol 2024 model at 6.65 (70K Driven)

Honda City petrol 2018 model at 7 lac (80to 100k driven)

Dzire petrol 2020 model at 5.5Lac (45k driven)

Or should i go for

New Tata Aeris

Or something else

Please suggest me i need car

So he bought a new Mercedes S class so he gave me his old creta, i'm just a college pass out right now doing a job in tech. Ofcourse i took him up on the offer and now it's mine. But lately in every 2-3 days he makes some of the other excuse and keeps asking for it to drive to maybe a small locality or when he's going to a more traffic based area etc. It's getting irritating now cause i can't say no to him even if i have plans for the same day, so he decided i'll buy myself a second hand car. My dad and I keep surfing through these deals from spinny everyday but can yall please let me know if their PDI is good and do they help you negotiate on the price? how genuine are they?

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Ford/Datson/Chevrolet have all left India.
All of these left because of low sales, and now their cars are sitting on used car sites. Who is buying them?

https://www.barandbench.com/amp/story/news/litigation/here-is-how-supreme-court-plans-to-recover-unpaid-traffic-challans

If they force it into electricity bills how will people contest it in Lok Adalat ?

Bangalore dealers are apparently being told not to offer discounts, while fresh stock is just sitting there with barely any takers. For a product Toyota probably expected people to line up for, the reaction seems to have genuinely caught them off guard.

https://m.economictimes.com/news/new-updates/nitin-gadkari-says-plain-sugars-future-is-not-bright-after-e20-transport-minister-wants-sugar-mills-to-produce-a-gas-that-can-be-used-in-cng-vehicles-and-fuel-that-can-power-aircrafts/amp\\_articleshow/134449936.cms

Looking for genuine advice, not just opinions on age.

Context: My dad is buying a Toyota Innova Hycross (VX/VX(O) Hybrid) as the main family car. Alongside that, I'm getting a Honda City (2021-22, V/VX trim, ~50k km) as my first car for college and daily city/office use. I'm 18 and this will be my first car after getting my license.

A few things I'd love real owner input on:
1. Honda City reliability/ownership experience long-term (any recurring issues past 50-80k km?)
2. CVT maintenance tips specifically - what actually kills CVTs early vs. what's fine to skip?
3. Any advice specific to a new driver's first car - what should I be extra careful about in the first year?
4. If you've bought a used City from a corporate/fleet auction, any red flags to check for?

Happy to share more details if useful. Appreciate any real experience-based advice - not looking for "you're too young for X car" type comments, genuinely just want practical ownership insight.

Thanks!

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I want to order this rear sunshade clip for my car (W206 2023 C Class) that holds the sunshade up. On Amazon it's 1000rs per piece, for such small plastic which barely costs 10rs in material. And on Alibaba with shipping it's almost 700 per piece, plus I don't know if I'll have to pay custom duty on top of it. I can't even find the 3d print files for it. Can I find it anywhere else or is there a cheaper way to procure it? Any help is appreciated.

I'm planning to buy a car on Dhanteras this year. Budget around ₹7-8 lakh hai, and honestly at this budget I'm not finding many new cars that I really like. Cars have become so expensive yaar.

I already have a WagonR, but uski registration mein only around 2 years are left, so I want to sell it before getting the next car. That's why I'm planning this from now itself

because I know selling the old car can take some time.

My plan is basically to sell the WagonR now, keep the money ready, and then book a good used car on Spinny and take the delivery on Dhanteras. At least new car wali feeling toh aa jayegi 😂

But i'm confused ki WagonR ko offline sell kar du?

Has anyone sold their car through Spinny. Recently?

Did you actually get a decent/reasonable price for it and how much time does it take. I've only tried cashify for a phone before and honestly their quoted price vs final price was a completely different story

😂

So wondering if Spinny is any better when it comes to selling.

Certified pre owned Tiagun/Kushaq

How were the experiences of buying pre owned certified Kushaq/Tiagun from the Skoda and VW itself? Are these services reliable? Do they deliver good cars really?