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Originally Posted by manikjeet
(Post 3690475)
I was going for AMT but wife refused so had no option. Thanks for the confirmation Yes going for Clarion AX1( already Purchased). and upgrading the speakers to Components. no rear speaker as of now. |
Originally Posted by Soumyajit9
(Post 3690486)
Oh my lord ! An Alto costs close to 5 lakhs ! Btw, Congrats for the 3rd Maruti in your stable now. |
Originally Posted by antariksh
(Post 3529597)
Make : Maruti Suzuki Model : Ciaz Variant : Zxi+ Fuel : Petrol Booking Date : 02/09/2014 Color : White Expected Delivery Date : October 2nd week Dealer & City : Pagariya Auto,Aurangabad Freebies : None Price : Not yet disclosed Discount : None Accessories Planned : None till now |
Originally Posted by Aga_sahab
(Post 3690835)
What was the on-road price finally? |
Originally Posted by antariksh
(Post 3691377)
Make : Mahindra Reva Model : E2O Variant : T2 Premium Fuel : Electric Booking Date : 20/03/2015 Color : White Expected Delivery Date : April week 4th Dealer & City : Sahydri Motors, Pune Freebies : None Price : 4.99lac + 2999 per month battery rent Discount : None Accessories Planned : None Happy to buy an electric |
Originally Posted by manikjeet
(Post 3690455)
Finally Booked a car for my wife OTR Price: 3.70L + 1 lac for special number . |
Originally Posted by petrolhead_neel
(Post 3691699)
Say it again!! Did you pay 1 lakh rupees just for your prefered reg. number?? Are my eyes deceiving me? Or is it something more than reg. number? Sir, you could have got a plethora of accessories for that price. Better still, you could have got yourself a better car! Hoping for this to be a typing error! Neel |
Originally Posted by antariksh
(Post 3691374)
Hi, On road price was 10,25,000/- I got 22,000/- discount on insurance as i carried no-claim bonus from previous car. Regards, Antariksh Bahekar Make : Mahindra Reva Model : E2O Variant : T2 Premium Fuel : Electric Booking Date : 20/03/2015 Color : White Expected Delivery Date : April week 4th Dealer & City : Sahydri Motors, Pune Freebies : None Price : 4.99lac + 2999 per month battery rent Discount : None Accessories Planned : None Happy to buy an electric |
Originally Posted by zulfi hansi
(Post 3691494)
Congratulations, welcome to the club. How long do you have to pay 2999 for the battery? AFAIK Government has allocated subsidy now, any effect of that on pricing or nothing, M&M is eating all of it? |
Originally Posted by antariksh
(Post 3692292)
We have to pay 2999 for whole life of battery i.e., 60 months. Mahindra gives performance guaranty for the battery to 75% of the battery capacity. 4.99 lac is the effect of subsidy. No, Mahindra and Mahindra is not eating all of it. Earlier price was 6.49lac and now due to effect of subsidy and price reduction, They are offering at 4.99 lac. |
Originally Posted by zulfi hansi
(Post 3692629)
AFAIK the earlier cost of 6.49 was including cost of batteries. You will pay 1.8L only for batteries. Moreover you will continue paying that emi even after 60 months towards cost of new set of batteries. And the subsidy given by the government is less than 1.5L. I feel there is no clarity by the company. |
Originally Posted by petrolhead_neel
(Post 3691699)
Say it again!! Did you pay 1 lakh rupees just for your prefered reg. number?? Are my eyes deceiving me? Or is it something more than reg. number? |
Originally Posted by ayazhajimalang
(Post 3683034)
May be because people here are crazy of fancy numbers and number auctioning is one of the biggest source of revenue for RTOs. People may not be that interested if 0s were to be used before non four-digit numbers as that reduces the fancy factor. The number KL-14-R-1 was auctioned off for Rs. 7,50,000 recently. |
Originally Posted by antariksh
(Post 3693809)
Hi, On 3rd August,2013, The on road price in Pune including batteries was 7.29lac. On 2nd Feb,2015, The on road price in Pune excluding batteries was, 6.49lac. Plus, you had to pay 2999 per month for 60 months. On 20th April 2015, The on road price in Pune excluding batteries is, 4.99lac Plus, you have to pay 2999 per month for 60 months. Subsidy by government is 1.24lac, rest reduction in price is done by company itself. Yes we will be paying 2999 even after 60 months towards cost of new batteries. |
Originally Posted by petrolhead_neel
(Post 3691699)
Say it again!! Did you pay 1 lakh rupees just for your prefered reg. number?? Are my eyes deceiving me? Or is it something more than reg. number? |
Originally Posted by antariksh
(Post 3692292)
We have to pay 2999 for whole life of battery i.e., 60 months. |
Originally Posted by zulfi hansi
(Post 3693939)
Ok my bad, yes the price was 7.29L including batteries. So now it is 4.99 + 1.80 (batteries) = 6.79, that is 50 K less, and 1.8L is deferred payment so you can add interest at 12% as applicable on car loans, the interest cost on 1.8 for 60 months comes to a little over 60K, so you save 1.10K totally as opposed to the old price. So effectively they are not giving you 14K worth of subsidy, and there's certainly no price reduction from the company. Also if you take into account the 6.49 price excluding batteries, the difference from 7.29 was just 80K for the batteries, that means the battery cost was just 80K, and if you pay interest on that, it will be only 26K more, which is effectively 74K more when you end up paying 1.8L for batteries in emi which looks like has much more than the interest cost incorporated in it! But if you do simple calculation, and had you taken a loan on full cost of car, you would still save 2000 for 60 months tenure with this new pricing (4.99 + 1.8). Nonetheless its a car bought from the heart, not from the accountants mind, like even i did. Congratulations once again. |
Originally Posted by Samfromindia
(Post 3693957)
And i will show you 5L+ Rolex watches which doesn't even show date like the GShock you might be wearing. Snob value has its price to pay. Wow i never knew that battery isnt a part of OTR cost of car. 3K/per month for 5 years will return you 2.25L if invested in recurring deposit at maturity. Aside from the go green agenda, may turn out to be uneconomical for the buyer who plans to do occasional nearby runabouts in this car. |
Originally Posted by antariksh
(Post 3693970)
I did not take a loan. I bought it as my company vehicle so that i can claim 80% depreciation in the first year itself. True that it's a car bought from the heart. I have kept aside calculations while buying this. |
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