[krsiva]

As far as I know, down south in Kerala, most SUVs/MUVs from Kia (barring some variants of the Kia Sonet), MG, Volkswagen, Skoda, Tata, Nissan, Renault are readily available or with minimal waiting periods.
As far as Hyundai goes the Alcazar and Venue are available within a month or so, but the Creta commands a high waiting period,
Mahindra XUV300 is readily available whereas the other SUVs in Mahindra's portfolio like the XUV700, Scorpio-N and the Diesel Thar command a huge waiting period.
As regards Maruti Suzuki, higher variants of the new Brezza are also available with minimal waiting.
Toyota dealerships on the other hand are ready to deliver the Urban Cruiser in just a couple of days to clear their inventory (with good discounts too).

[manubg92]

Originally Posted by krsiva

As far as I know, down south in Kerala, most SUVs/MUVs from Kia (barring some variants of the Kia Sonet), MG, Volkswagen, Skoda, Tata, Nissan, Renault are readily available or with minimal waiting periods.
As far as Hyundai goes the Alcazar and Venue are available within a month or so, but the Creta commands a high waiting period,
Mahindra XUV300 is readily available whereas the other SUVs in Mahindra's portfolio like the XUV700, Scorpio-N and the Diesel Thar command a huge waiting period.
As regards Maruti Suzuki, higher variants of the new Brezza are also available with minimal waiting.
Toyota dealerships on the other hand are ready to deliver the Urban Cruiser in just a couple of days to clear their inventory (with good discounts too).

Here in Bangalore the waiting period for Sonet Diesel AT is around 4 months.

[PrideRed]

Thar is readily available in Bangalore. Dealer has stock of AT/MT in petrol and diesel. You have options of HT or CT too.

[manpreetsj]

XUV700, which is claimed to have a waiting period of 1.5 years is readily available as per some group buying startup. I am not sure what kind of sham marketing practices M&M is running. How can so many XUV700s be available?!

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[lokesharo]

Nexon XZ+(AutoVikas, with some dealer discounts) and Brezza ZXI+(Vipul Motors, no discounts) are readily available in Faridabad

[SDx]

Limited stock of Mahindra XUV 300 is available for instant delivery at Shiva Mahindra Patparganj, Delhi.

[krinpit]

One of my friends picked up a Wagon R Zxi Manual from Varun Motors within 3 days from their Hydernagar Branch, Hyderabad.
FYI.

[SteeringWheel]

From Whatsapp Status of my SA, following vehicles are readily available at Hyderabad.

Thar LX D AT Convertible, Black and Gray
XUV 300 W8 Opt Petrol, 4 colors(forgot the colors)

[deepakv]

My cousin is looking for a premium hatchback and booked a Jazz V CVT in August (10.8L on road) and still no sign of delivery though we were quoted 1 month max. Baleno AMT has a waiting of 3-6 months! Any alternative suggestions? She is a new driver and doesn't want anything "bulky" aka SUV

[Santroman]

How about i10 Nios AMT or i20 CVT? Ignis AMT has a waiting period of 3 months.

[narayans80]

Few waiting times from my car search:

Immediate/Less wait times: Hyundai Alcazar (mine was at the yard in 3 days), Bolero Neo, Scorpio Classic S11 in white
Tolerable waiting time (4-6 weeks): Maruti XL6, MG Hector Plus Select, Kia Carens 1.4 Turbo, Tata Safari, Mahindra Marazzo
Patience testing waiting times (4-6 months): Mahindra XUV 700 (AXL5 was the least at 4 months), Kia Carens diesel, MG Hector Plus Super (promised delivery is well past the facelift launch)
Oh! Did I book this car?: Mahindra ScorpioN

[aniketi]

Luckily waiting periods are coming down. I guess within next 6 months we will not have any waiting periods except for few cars like Scorpio N. This is good sign for customers. Car manufacturer have increased the prices excessively and taking benefit of the situation. Surely that will also come down soon and you can see offers floating in for customers on lots of cars.

[shadkhan]

Originally Posted by aniketi

Luckily waiting periods are coming down. I guess within next 6 months we will not have any waiting periods except for few cars like Scorpio N. This is good sign for customers. Car manufacturer have increased the prices excessively and taking benefit of the situation. Surely that will also come down soon and you can see offers floating in for customers on lots of cars.

Prices never come down. Although we might get the good old discounts next year.

[AkMar]

Originally Posted by deepakv

She is a new driver and doesn't want anything "bulky" aka SUV

Originally Posted by Santroman

How about i10 Nios AMT or i20 CVT? Ignis AMT has a waiting period of 3 months.

Someone I know got delivery of Ignis AMT in 1 month in Mumbai, with colour of choice. In case there is no hard & fast choice of colour, it may be available even earlier.

[TechnoBloop]

Mahindra Scorpio N. Yes, Mahindra Scorpio N.
I had called a Mahindra dealer in Delhi some days ago just to inquire about the "high waiting period" of the Scorpio N. To my surprise, they said it was readily available, and that too in 2 colours- Black(Z8 Petrol AT) and White (Z8 Diesel AT 4x4)! Anyways, it must've probably gone by now.
This whole waiting period thing is a trick used by brands just to create some hype around a brand new vehicle. You can get any car on a period of 2-3 months in average!