Low purchase price and high fuel efficiency makes the Bajaj CT100 often marketed as an extremely economical option. But there are debates about if it actually saves money over the long term compared to a slightly more expensive but perhaps more durable alternative. Things to think about include how often the bike needs repairs, how much spare parts of the bike costs, how fuel efficient the bike is in real world riding and how much the bike will be worth when you sell it. While some point to the affordable cost of the CT100 and low overall cost, others say that having to constantly maintain it and risk reliability issues nullify that upfront benefit. We’ll be looking at the true cost of ownership for the CT100, and this includes the short term affordability, as well the long term expenses to consider.