Is the Toyota Glanza a rebadged Maruti Suzuki Baleno?

Ashutosh on 30 December 2024 12:21
The Toyota Glanza and Maruti Suzuki Baleno have a lot in common, as they are from Toyota and Suzuki’s partnership. Most of their mechanical parts are the same and both cars are manufactured at the same Maruti Suzuki plant. But there are a few subtle differences between the two models beyond the badge. The differences include slightly different front grille design, interior color options and warranty packages. This discussion is one of tuning car enthusiasts and potential buyers' debates over whether the difference is enough to justify choosing one over the other or not. There are those who say that the Toyota badge alone adds value, and others who say it is simply paying more for essentially the same car. You generally end up deciding between the two based on your own preferences or brand loyalty, or perhaps even because one dealership is offering a bargain you can’t resist.
Prem on 10 November 2024 23:52
It's not just a rebadge, man. But Toyota actually put some thought into it. The Glanza looks way better from the front, and you get the reputation of Toyota reliability.

Ashish on 14 November 2024 22:42
It’s the same car with a different logo, come on. All you're doing is paying extra for the Toyota name. Why bother with the Glanza if Maruti’s been making these forever?

Awadhesh on 16 November 2024 19:57
I'd say it's a bit of both. It's mostly a Baleno but Toyota's done a few things. Their service centers are less crowded, and they have a big plus in the extended warranty.

Chandan on 20 November 2024 12:50
Who cares if it's rebadged, honestly? If you can get a Glanza better deal, then it is good to go for it. At the end of the day it comes down to the bottom line and what you are getting for your money.

Akshat on 27 November 2024 13:40
Toyota’s quality control is no joke, so the Glanza might be based on the Baleno, but it’s not going to be a bad car. I bet they've made a few changes in the manufacturing process.

Neeraj on 02 December 2024 04:45
It’s a rebadge with some minor cosmetic changes, let’s be real. But it’s not necessarily a bad thing. You're getting proven Maruti platform with Toyota customer service.

Abhay on 08 December 2024 06:39
I think it's unfair to call it "just" a rebadge. Toyota have put their own spin on it and the longer warranty tells me they’re confident in the product. It’s not a lazy rebadge, it’s a smart collaboration.


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