Does the Maruti Tour S STD make the trade off in features and comfort for fuel efficiency worth it?
Ashutosh 30 December 2024 09:38
Fuel efficiency has always been the selling point for the Maruti Tour S STD, which makes it popular with both fleet operators and budget conscious private buyers. But it is at the expense of features and comfort that the standard Dzire model boasts. The car doesn’t have some of the amenities that many consider standard on modern vehicles, including power windows, a music system and some safety features. The trade off behind this debate is about priorities in car ownership and usage. But some say the fuel savings and low maintenance costs make up for the lack of features, especially for high mileage users. Many others argue that the concessions to comfort and features are too big a price to pay at the potential cost of the driving and ownership experience. It's also a discussion of balance between practicality and comfort while in budget car segments.
Answered by Charu 10 November 2024 07:28
Absolutely! Fuel efficiency rules in today's economy. I prefer to save money on gas than fancy gadgets.


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