About Us Advertise Contact Us. View My Garage. Originally Posted by Maxton Found some shoddy job under the doors. This was present in all other Vernas out there in the stockyard. Couldn't get any leads regarding this but owners out here, can u confirm the same. Originally Posted by Turbohead. Congrats on the new ride! Unique shade I must say! The coarse paintwork seen below is pretty common in most cars although I don't know the exact purpose.
It's actually done by attaching the equivalent of sand paper and then painting over it. Hoping to hear the real reason why manufacturers do it. After test driving all variants of this car, I have made the decision to purchase the MT Turbo variant of the Verna.
This will be the first car I've bought entirely on my own, so I've opted for a brand-new vehicle. To make sure I don't put too much financial strain on myself, I had to carefully calculate the costs involved. I took into account the inevitable depreciation of the car's value over time, while still prioritising the enjoyment of driving a high-quality first hand vehicle.
I have carefully assessed the cost of ownership for the car over a year period, taking into account factors such as maintenance, insurance, and fuel expenses. Additionally, I have considered the impact of financing the purchase through a loan, analyzing how the interest payments and loan term would affect my overall cash outflow. This thorough evaluation has helped me make a well-informed decision about buying the Verna MT Turbo.
Sharing the same for reference. Please note I also considered buying the car from NCR and driving it all the way to Karnataka, but it seemed less practical though would have saved 1lac overall Purchasing a car is undoubtedly a significant expense, and there are valid reasons why some people recommend buying a pre-owned vehicle. One of the main factors is the substantial depreciation that a new car experiences in its initial years. A pre-owned car has already taken that hit in value, making it a more cost-effective choice for budget-conscious buyers.
