Hyundai Verna has been promoted as a feature rich premium compact sedan with a long list of high end amenities that are mostly found in more expensive cars. But there is much debate about whether the car’s feature set is matched by its build quality and durability. Owners of the Verna praise the solid feel and quality materials of the car, but others feel that there are panel gaps, plastic quality, or long term durability issues. Often we discuss this with a comparison to competitors like Honda City or Volkswagen Virtus, which some deem to have better build quality. At this price point, this debate also plays out as a trade off between features and build quality, and whether Hyundai has got the balance right. On one hand, some say it is the abundance of features that makes up for any shortcomings in build, while on the other they argue long term durability should trump gadgets.