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Executive Sedan Choice: City, Verna, Slavia or Virtus?

If you had to pick an executive sedan today, which one would it be?

Trying to figure out which executive sedan makes the most sense right now. The City's got that proven reliability, Verna seems loaded with features, while Slavia and Virtus bring that European feel with solid build quality. All are priced similarly around ₹15-18 lakh on-road. What would you go for considering our traffic conditions and service network availability?

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November 26, 2025
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