Does the VF3 offer good value for the money or is there more for the money?

Ashutosh on 23 January 2025 10:57
VinFast VF3 is an affordable electric vehicle, but will it give you good value for your money? Opinions are divided. It offers low price, but the quality, performance and features compromises are too much, some say. And then you have long term value: depreciation, maintenance costs, possibly even battery replacement. Both electric and conventional vehicles are then compared to both new and used alternatives in the same price range. Are budget conscious buyers getting a smart financial choice in the VF3 or is there a better overall value to be had elsewhere? What does total cost of ownership look like compared with similarly priced used cars or slightly more expensive new vehicles?
Anika on 10 December 2024 07:08
As an entry level EV, it's hard to beat the price. You're getting new car warranty and used car money for zero emissions.

Deepak on 17 December 2024 12:47
Better to buy a used Honda or Toyota. At least you know you're getting reliability and easy maintenance at least then.

Sanjay on 19 December 2024 19:04
If you take into account the savings on fuel over time, it’s good value. In cities, electricity is cheaper than gas.

Punit on 26 December 2024 03:49
The initial price might be low, but how about repairs? Big brands have an established service network, but VinFast does not.

Angad on 04 January 2025 18:34
Getting a decent electric scooter and a public transport pass for the same money makes no sense. More practical for most city dwellers.

Vikas on 13 January 2025 04:34
It's only good value if it lasts. If you are having quality issues, I wouldn't bet on a VF3 still running well in 5 years.

Vijay on 16 January 2025 22:50
The real value is in being an early adopter. Early customers may receive favored upgrades or treatment as VinFast expands.

Prem on 23 January 2025 13:38
Don't forget about resale value. In a few years, who's going to want to buy a used VF3? The depreciation will be brutal.

Punit on 23 January 2025 09:44
On a pure transportation value, it’s not bad. If you want to enjoy driving a car, look elsewhere.

Agha on 22 January 2025 23:36
It depends on where you live, and the value proposition changes. It could make sense in Vietnam with government incentives. In other markets, not so much.


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