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Is the Maruti Tour V (O)'s 5-star safety rating a game changer for the budget segment?
30 December 2024 09:27
It could change the game in the taxi market. Safer roads for everyone means safer cabs. If the Tour V (O) is adopted by more fleet operators, it could have far reaching implications for road safety in India.
Is the Maruti Tour V (O)'s 5-star safety rating a game changer for the budget segment?
30 December 2024 09:27
The safety rating is impressive, but I don't think it'll make much difference to private buyers. Those looking at this segment care more about price and fuel efficiency. It is important, but it is not the only factor.
Is the Maruti Tour V (O)'s 5-star safety rating a game changer for the budget segment?
30 December 2024 09:27
I believe this will make other budget car makers take up their safety game. Competition is good for consumers, and if this starts a trend towards safer budget cars, that’s a win for everyone.
Is the Maruti Tour V (O)'s 5-star safety rating a game changer for the budget segment?
30 December 2024 09:27
We shall see how it works in real world conditions. Lab tests are one thing, but it’s another to see how it holds up in real Indian road conditions. That's what really matters.
Does the Maruti Tour V (O) offer practicality and value as good as modern compact SUVs?
30 December 2024 09:27
No way! There is more than enough to be said about features, safety, and style in compact SUVs. The Tour V (O) might be spacious, but it looks like a dinosaur compared to other SUVs of today.
Does the Maruti Tour V (O) offer practicality and value as good as modern compact SUVs?
30 December 2024 09:27
In fact, the Tour V (O) wins hands down for pure practicality. It’s easier for older folks to get in and out of, and it’s got more usable space than most compact SUVs. It's cheaper to buy and maintain too.
Does the Maruti Tour V (O) offer practicality and value as good as modern compact SUVs?
30 December 2024 09:27
I believe it’s dependent on your needs. A compact SUV is a good choice if you do a lot of highway driving, or you need ground clearance for bad roads. The Tour V(O) is hard to beat for city use and pure space efficiency.
Does the Maruti Tour V (O) offer practicality and value as good as modern compact SUVs?
30 December 2024 09:27
Most people buy compact SUVs because it’s the image, not the practicality. The more practical of the two is the Tour V (O), but it lacks the 'cool factor' that SUVs have.
Does the Maruti Tour V (O) offer practicality and value as good as modern compact SUVs?
30 December 2024 09:27
Now, I have owned both and I prefer the Tour V (O) for large families. We fit way more people and luggage than ever in our previous compact SUV. You miss out on some nice to have features, but.
Does the Maruti Tour V (O) offer practicality and value as good as modern compact SUVs?
30 December 2024 09:27
The Tour V (O) might be practical, but it’s not aspirational. Compact SUVs tick all the right boxes: people want to feel good about their car choice, and they also want decent practicality. Maximizing space isn’t always everything.
Does the Maruti Tour V (O) offer practicality and value as good as modern compact SUVs?
30 December 2024 09:27
The Tour V (O) could compete, I think, if Maruti gave it a modern interior and some basic features. There is already space, it just needs a bit of an update to attract private buyers.
Is simplicity always a bad thing or can the Maruti Tour V (O)’s lack of modern features be a deal breaker?
30 December 2024 09:27
I am actually a big fan of the simplicity. There is less stuff to go wrong, it's easier to maintain, and cheaper to repair. A rolling smartphone isn’t for everyone or everyone.
Is simplicity always a bad thing or can the Maruti Tour V (O)’s lack of modern features be a deal breaker?
30 December 2024 09:27
The lack of features is no way a deal breaker. Even in budget cars, basic things like a decent infotainment system and rear parking sensors are now must haves.
Is simplicity always a bad thing or can the Maruti Tour V (O)’s lack of modern features be a deal breaker?
30 December 2024 09:27
It's a matter of use case, I think. In the case of a taxi or a fleet vehicle, it makes sense. Most people, however, expect at least some modern conveniences for a personal car.
Is simplicity always a bad thing or can the Maruti Tour V (O)’s lack of modern features be a deal breaker?
30 December 2024 09:27
In a world of over complicated cars, the Tour V (O)'s simplicity is refreshing. It’s a like a Nokia 3310 of cars, it does the basics really well, without any fuss.
Is simplicity always a bad thing or can the Maruti Tour V (O)’s lack of modern features be a deal breaker?
30 December 2024 09:27
Granted I do like the durability argument, but safety features shouldn’t be considered frills. ABS and airbags are not luxuries, but rather things like that you need.
Is simplicity always a bad thing or can the Maruti Tour V (O)’s lack of modern features be a deal breaker?
30 December 2024 09:27
I actually prefer the simple approach because I’m not tech savvy. You don't need to read a manual to change the radio station or adjust the AC.
Is simplicity always a bad thing or can the Maruti Tour V (O)’s lack of modern features be a deal breaker?
30 December 2024 09:27
While it is okay that there aren't features right now, in a few years it will make the car feel very dated. At least, Maruti should offer some modern features as options.
Could the Maruti Tour V (O) surprise us by being a hit in the young, budget conscious buyer segment?
30 December 2024 09:27
Young buyers don't want style and features, no way. The Tour V (O) is too basic and 'uncool' for the youth market. And would rather buy a used premium hatchback than a new Tour V (O).
Could the Maruti Tour V (O) surprise us by being a hit in the young, budget conscious buyer segment?
30 December 2024 09:27
I can actually see it happening. As the gig economy comes into play, young entrepreneurs may find the Tour V (O) practical and low in running costs. It was a smart, no nonsense choice.
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