Discussions and Questions Yo - Page 13
Is the Toyota Belta the most underrated JDM car?
30 December 2024 10:44
It’s definitely underrated, but it’s a stretch to say it’s the most underrated. JDM cars are plentiful, and there are plenty of other overlooked JDM cars out there.
Is the Toyota Belta boxy design cooler than contemporary curvy cars?
30 December 2024 10:44
It has nothing to do with being cooler, it’s about being different. What makes the Belta special is that it doesn't go with the flow.
Is modding a Toyota Belta sacrilege or the ultimate sleeper build?
30 December 2024 10:44
The good thing about the Belta is its reliability. It's just modding it and ruining what makes it great in the first place.
Is the Toyota Belta going to be the next big thing in retro JDM culture?
30 December 2024 10:44
It might be, but it has to have a strong community backing it. Retro JDM culture, as much as it is about the cars is about the people.
Is driving a Toyota Belta every day the height of car enthusiasm or automotive apathy?
30 December 2024 10:44
It’s like choosing vanilla ice cream as a daily driver. Some people will always think it’s boring, it’s a classic for a reason.
Have you ever seen or heard of the craziest Maruti Zen mod ever?
30 December 2024 09:53
I’ve heard of someone who turned their Zen into an electric car. So they stripped out the engine and installed an electric motor and batteries. If you ask me, pretty cool eco mod.
Which is your favorite memory associated with the Maruti Zen?
30 December 2024 09:53
Our family Zen, picking up my newborn from the hospital. By today’s standards it might not have been the safest, but it was the perfect family car at that time.
If Maruti was to bring back Zen today, what would be the features you would want?
30 December 2024 09:53
How about a Zen hot hatch? It’s a small turbocharged engine, sporty suspension, perhaps even paddle shifters. It could be a cheaper fun alternative to the bigger, more expensive hot hatches.
Could the Maruti Tour V (O) surprise us by being a hit in the young, budget conscious buyer segment?
30 December 2024 09:27
I’ve just bought my first car, and when I was looking for a car I considered the Tour V (O). I liked the space and low running costs, but I went for something with more features. Young buyers who grew up with smartphones find it a tough sell.
Should you upgrade from the base variant to the higher trims of the Celerio?
30 December 2024 07:31
It depends on your needs. For the tech savvy, the higher trims have a lot. If you only need basic transport the base is fine.
Is the Celerio’s build quality really as bad as some people will have you believe?
30 December 2024 07:31
The panels on the outside are made thin, but the structure of the core seems solid. It's a compromise to keep the weight, and the price, down.
Do you get the build quality and reliability that you pay for in the XUV700?
30 December 2024 06:23
It’s hit or miss on the build quality, to be honest. My panel gaps were inconsistent and mine had some annoying rattles from day one. The price is not terrible, but not what I expected for the price.
Should you buy a used XUV500 in 2024 or buy a new model from another brand?
30 December 2024 06:10
I’d say the XUV500 still has its place, having owned both a new compact SUV and a used XUV500. For the money, nothing can beat it for space and road presence. But you should expect to pay more for running costs and possibly more maintenance. If you spend a lot of time on the highway with family it's worth considering. A newer, smaller SUV may not be worth considering, mainly because it is capable of being used in the city.
Should you consider buying a Thar Roxx for 25 lakh?
27 December 2024 11:38
If you like off roading and need a capable vehicle that can also be your daily driver, it is worth every penny. All those tech and comfort features are certainly worth it.
While the Bolero Neo Plus is no match to other budget SUVs off the road, it does manage to keep you afloat.
27 December 2024 08:13
Surprisingly capable off road! It has the great high ground clearance and robust suspension and makes a good use while riding rough trails. It's not a Thar, for sure, but it will handle most situations the average user will encounter.
How could the Bolero Camper be modified to appeal more to younger buyers?
27 December 2024 07:33
Customization options from the factory to focus on. Give buyers the ability to choose a color, pick some accessories, select some features, whatever, to make it their own.
What does it say about you, socially or in terms of how people view you, if you own a Tata Harrier Dark Edition?
26 December 2024 12:08
It's actually actually because of the exclusivity of the Dark Edition that I've networked in ways I wouldn't have expected. Other Harrier owners I’ve met at service centers and parking lots have been great professional connections.
Should you spend the premium on the Tata Harrier Dark Edition over the standard version?
26 December 2024 12:08
It depends on what you value. If you like unique aesthetics and are willing to pay a little extra for exclusivity, you should. If you are practical, however, the standard version provides the same functionality for a lower price.
So how do you compare the off road capability of the Tata Safari to its name?
26 December 2024 10:01
I do believe people are too hung up on the past. The new Safari is designed for what most people actually use SUVs for: comfortable family transport with the occasional light off road use. It's changed, just as the market has.
How long have you been waiting to learn how a Tata Punch comes to grips with Indian road conditions?
24 December 2024 10:40
It has held up well through some pretty rough rural roads. It's not quite as capably as it might be in a true 4x4, but it's much more capable than a normal hatchback.
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