[nvssudheer]

How much do the alloys on Select version cost if bought separately?

[spindoc]

Originally Posted by dre@ms

@spindoc and haithereitsme
What say guys? Should I continue with Sundaram or head to the other two(Capital or Olympia)

My advice is this - Get your money back from Sundaram Honda and go to Capital or Olympia. A dealership that doesn't respect customers deserves no business. Sundaram's Honda and Chevrolet dealerships seem to have brought the brand into serious disrepute.

Having said that, you could give it one last shot in the interest of your waiting period, if you absolutely can't wait any longer.

[nvssudheer]

UT Jazz from 3:12 First look at Honda's small car for India, Brio

[nvssudheer]

Waiting for some UT Jazz buyer to start an ownership thread with pictures

[RavenAvi]

The new Jazz (Select) driven by the guys at DWS Auto -











Complete Review - Face-lifted Honda Jazz road test, Jazz test drive | DWS Auto India

[freak1201]

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The comparisions done by DWS Auto India seem preety biased.
Eg - They compare the swift to the jazz on the features parameter - mention that swift has fog lamps vs Jazz X only. Another comparision - all Jazz's are equipped with Airbags /EBD / ABS, whereas only the Z Di/Xi come with the safety features (but the comparison says All).

The comparison should be on same grounds!
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[dre@ms]

Originally Posted by spindoc

My advice is this - Get your money back from Sundaram Honda and go to Capital or Olympia. A dealership that doesn't respect customers deserves no business. Sundaram's Honda and Chevrolet dealerships seem to have brought the brand into serious disrepute.

Having said that, you could give it one last shot in the interest of your waiting period, if you absolutely can't wait any longer.

Was busy on tour and work and about to call Sundaram and the new ASM allotted to me made a call now. Blasted him like anything and he uttered a sorry for my every words. Just a blame game of sorts happened. But his sorry was, he meant it.

Planning to stick with Sundaram after thinking what happens if the same episode happens with Capital and Olympia.

OT:
Now comes the tough part. I am thinking of paying 3L as down payment and the remaining 3.80 as Loan. He mentioned that all loan agents on a average charge 11.75% as ROI and Sundaram .5% extra due to spot payment.
Which one to choose and is there a company who can offer a diminishing ROI ??

[freak1201]

Originally Posted by dre@ms

Was busy on tour and work and about to call Sundaram and the new ASM allotted to me made a call now. Blasted him like anything and he uttered a sorry for my every words. Just a blame game of sorts happened. But his sorry was, he meant it.

Planning to stick with Sundaram after thinking what happens if the same episode happens with Capital and Olympia.

OT:
Now comes the tough part. I am thinking of paying 3L as down payment and the remaining 3.80 as Loan. He mentioned that all loan agents on a average charge 11.75% as ROI and Sundaram .5% extra due to spot payment.
Which one to choose and is there a company who can offer a diminishing ROI ??

I was facing a similar dilemma - DP of 4lac, remaining by loan.
But then i realised it makes more sense by swiping a card and converting it into an EMI! . All i pay is for the processing fee (roughly 4.5k) + 2% charged by the merchant.
Do work out that option if you do hold a credit card with enough limit.

[dre@ms]

Originally Posted by freak1201

I was facing a similar dilemma - DP of 4lac, remaining by loan.
But then i realised it makes more sense by swiping a card and converting it into an EMI! . All i pay is for the processing fee (roughly 4.5k) + 2% charged by the merchant.
Do work out that option if you do hold a credit card with enough limit.

Damn, that makes sense. But don't have a CC with that much credit limit

[sraye]

Originally Posted by freak1201

But then i realised it makes more sense by swiping a card and converting it into an EMI! . All i pay is for the processing fee (roughly 4.5k) + 2% charged by the merchant.
Do work out that option if you do hold a credit card with enough limit.

Interesting thought. What does the interest on the outstanding amount work out to in this case? Assuming that balance paid by card is 2 lakhs and this amount is being paid in installments of 50K, whats would be the interest paid on 1.5 Lakhs, 1 lakh, .5 lakh over the next 4 months?

Also, I assume this would work only if the amount can be repaid in a shorter amount of time as compared to a bank loan. Repayment periods being equal, is a credit card still cheaper?

Mods: sorry if i am going OT here.

[freak1201]

Originally Posted by sraye

Interesting thought. What does the interest on the outstanding amount work out to in this case? Assuming that balance paid by card is 2 lakhs and this amount is being paid in installments of 50K, whats would be the interest paid on 1.5 Lakhs, 1 lakh, .5 lakh over the next 4 months?

Also, I assume this would work only if the amount can be repaid in a shorter amount of time as compared to a bank loan. Repayment periods being equal, is a credit card still cheaper?

Mods: sorry if i am going OT here.

I have cards with 2 banks. One is offering me a flat 1.49% on reducing balance on either 3/6/9/12 months EMI. The other one is offerering me 6% for 6 months, 9% for 9 months and 11.5% for 12months with a 2% processing charge.

Ideally, even im looking forward to closing the borrowed amount within the first 6 - 12 months. Banks are charging anything between 15% - 17% for 1 year borrowed amount (I think they treat it more as a PL).

[akp]

Originally Posted by freak1201

I have cards with 2 banks. One is offering me a flat 1.49% on reducing balance on either 3/6/9/12 months EMI. The other one is offerering me 6% for 6 months, 9% for 9 months and 11.5% for 12months with a 2% processing charge.

Ideally, even im looking forward to closing the borrowed amount within the first 6 - 12 months. Banks are charging anything between 15% - 17% for 1 year borrowed amount (I think they treat it more as a PL).

One has to be careful about the interest rates quoted by credit card companies - often those are per month rather than per year. So for example, IF the above 1.49% is per month, then that would be roughly equivalent to 18% as we understand normally, which is very high.

[dre@ms]

Anyways, for me the CC option is ruled out due to lack of credit limit. Which loan agency should I opt for? Or is there already a thread discussing about this?

[freak1201]

Originally Posted by akp

One has to be careful about the interest rates quoted by credit card companies - often those are per month rather than per year. So for example, IF the above 1.49% is per month, then that would be roughly equivalent to 18% as we understand normally, which is very high.

. But, this would apply if an only if the amount is fixed.
In this case, i am getting a rate on the reducing balance!

[nvssudheer]

If anyone has taken delivery of UT Jazz, please upload some pics.