The "NEW" Car Price Check Thread - Track Price Changes, Discounts, Offers & Deals

govs · 14th March 2020, 13:45

Hi Bhpians, today I visited nissan and there is 1 micra XV CVT which is 2019 made demo car travelled for 4k kms and seems it's already registered. They are quoting 7 lakh. What would be the best price I could ask for. Also if the car is already registered would I be the second owner of the car for which I can negotiate further. Also please let me know is there anything I have to pre check before proceeding like warranty and service history etc. Also any specific things to be checked while buying a demo/display car?Thanks.

fhdowntheline · 14th March 2020, 16:51

My frank opinion- dont waste 7 big ones on a well built car with a somewhat underwhelming performance and zero future . There are better contemporary options in the market. Go for them.
PS- I have owned a Micra XV CVT.

adi_gt · 14th March 2020, 19:43

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Originally Posted by govs

Hi Bhpians, today I visited nissan and there is 1 micra XV CVT which is 2019 made demo car travelled for 4k kms and seems it's already registered. They are quoting 7 lakh. .

Negotiate that whatever Cars24 is going to pay, you will pay 20k more than that. I doubt if they will offer anything above 3lakhs for this car. Its a flop car, flop brand in India with no future and on top it is a demo car with 4k on Odo and also a CVT. Stay away about a KM from the showroom. Get a Honda Jazz CVT and live peacefully. My honest advice.

nagr22 · 14th March 2020, 19:55

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Originally Posted by govs

Also any specific things to be checked while buying a demo/display car?Thanks.

Globally nissan CVTs are known to be unreliable. So check about this model's history before deciding. Also do not pay more than 60% of the new car's on road price as it is practically a 2nd hand car.

TB16 · 14th March 2020, 21:36

Hello everyone, I'm thinking about buying the ecosport titanium AT (P) here in delhi NCR for my mother. Gautam Budh Ford gave me a final quote of 12.9 lakhs. Any idea if this is a good price?

rahul_jo · 14th March 2020, 22:12

For those wondering about the price of the new 2.0 endeavour. I've attached the price list.

Traveler · 14th March 2020, 23:53

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Originally Posted by rahul_jo

For those wondering about the price of the new 2.0 endeavour. I've attached the price list.

The world is going crazy. Almost 40L for a 4x4 vehicle that is going to last at the most 8 to 10 years.

YashD · 15th March 2020, 01:19

If it helps anyone looking for a new car, my cousin recently enquired about some deals for BS4 vehicles. The discounts offered by manufacturers are as follow:-

Grand i10 Nios Diesel - 1 Lakh flat irrespective of the variant.
Nexon D - 1.5 Lakhs
Tiago NRG - 1.1 Lakh
Verna - Almost 1.5
Venue - Almost 1.2
I20 - 85 to 95k (Dealers claiming they still have a demand for the i20)

rahul_jo · 15th March 2020, 02:05

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Originally Posted by Traveler

The world is going crazy. Almost 40L for a 4x4 vehicle that is going to last at the most 8 to 10 years.

Yup. It is pretty darn expensive considering it brushes the entry level BMW, Audi price territory.

To top it all the sales adviser made a rather shocked face when I asked him about the discount. Almost as if I committed some gruesome crime.

And with a serious expression he said - "There are no discounts on this car sir."

When I said well, I can get an X1 in that price range.

He said - "Sure you can sir. But we have other customers who are happily buying at this price without any discounts".

That was the end of that conversation.

fhdowntheline · 15th March 2020, 05:25

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Originally Posted by nagr22

Globally nissan CVTs are known to be unreliable. So check about this model's history before deciding. Also do not pay more than 60% of the new car's on road price as it is practically a 2nd hand car.

I havent heard any issues with the CVT models in India at least . Like I said, its a well built but an underwhelming car to drive. I would worry more for Nissans future in India than the product itself from a reliability standpoint. Sooner than later, the owner will look at other contemporary cars on the road and feel pangs of regret ( if he is an enthusiast type).

eyes09 · 15th March 2020, 10:14

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Originally Posted by 2000rpm

What is the on-road price coming to my friend? If you can share that.

On road price is coming to 8.30 lacs. Insurance is self which onroad price includes the cost.

Subroto · 15th March 2020, 12:31

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Originally Posted by TB16

Hello everyone, I'm thinking about buying the ecosport titanium AT (P) here in delhi NCR for my mother. Gautam Budh Ford gave me a final quote of 12.9 lakhs. Any idea if this is a good price?

After checking with Ford dealers in Noida, Ghaziabad and Delhi (Noida Ford downed its shutters, so Gautambudh Ford is now the only Ford dealer in Noida), I found Gautambudh Ford was offering the best on-road price for the Titanium+AT. Adiv Ford in Ghaziabad or Harpreet Ford in Delhi (two different branches) did not even come close to what Gautambudh Ford offered. I booked my car on 12 March at 1292713 with B2B zero dep insurance from Ford and five years extended warranty.

If you are getting 12.9, you got a better quote than me! After my interaction with various Ford dealers, I feel your offer is really good to grab. Are you getting any freebees with it?

TB16 · 15th March 2020, 14:51

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Originally Posted by Subroto

After checking with Ford dealers in Noida, Ghaziabad and Delhi (Noida Ford downed its shutters, so Gautambudh Ford is now the only Ford dealer in Noida), I found Gautambudh Ford was offering the best on-road price for the Titanium+AT. Adiv Ford in Ghaziabad or Harpreet Ford in Delhi (two different branches) did not even come close to what Gautambudh Ford offered. I booked my car on 12 March at 1292713 with B2B zero dep insurance from Ford and five years extended warranty.

If you are getting 12.9, you got a better quote than me! After my interaction with various Ford dealers, I feel your offer is really good to grab. Are you getting any freebees with it?

Went to Ford Okhla today. They offered 12.8. No freebies were offered. Actually I'm waiting for the new BS VI Honda WRV to launch which I believe will be coming this month itself. If they are launching a petrol automatic, then eyes closed it'll be WRV. Otherwise i think I'm stuck with Ford. Not interested in Maruti, Hyundai or Mahindra.

Subroto · 15th March 2020, 14:58

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Originally Posted by TB16

Went to Ford Okhla today. They offered 12.8. No freebies were offered. Actually I'm waiting for the new BS VI Honda WRV to launch which I believe will be coming this month itself. If they are launching a petrol automatic, then eyes closed it'll be WRV. Otherwise i think I'm stuck with Ford. Not interested in Maruti, Hyundai or Mahindra.

Thanks for the info. A difference of 12K (in my case) is worth considering a switch. Any idea fellow BHPians how I can transfer my booking from one dealer to another?

Subroto · 15th March 2020, 22:17

Update:

I called Delhi Ford, Okhla and referred to their offer to TB16. I was told that my booking with Gautambudh Ford had to be cancelled and a fresh booking had to be made at Okhla. However, both the SAs that I got calls from were non-committal and the calls ended with a promise of a subsequent call with their offer which did not come till the end of the day. I was, however, assured that there would be no cancellation charges.

14th March 2020, 13:45	#7771
govs BHPian Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Hyderabad Posts: 41 Thanked: 31 Times	Hi Bhpians, today I visited nissan and there is 1 micra XV CVT which is 2019 made demo car travelled for 4k kms and seems it's already registered. They are quoting 7 lakh. What would be the best price I could ask for. Also if the car is already registered would I be the second owner of the car for which I can negotiate further. Also please let me know is there anything I have to pre check before proceeding like warranty and service history etc. Also any specific things to be checked while buying a demo/display car?Thanks.
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14th March 2020, 16:51	#7772
fhdowntheline Senior - BHPian Join Date: Sep 2019 Location: Pune Posts: 2,486 Thanked: 7,461 Times	Re: The "NEW" Car Price Check Thread - Track Price Changes, Discounts, Offers & Deals My frank opinion- dont waste 7 big ones on a well built car with a somewhat underwhelming performance and zero future . There are better contemporary options in the market. Go for them. PS- I have owned a Micra XV CVT.
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14th March 2020, 21:36	#7775
TB16 BHPian Join Date: Jul 2014 Location: New Delhi Posts: 262 Thanked: 242 Times	Hello everyone, I'm thinking about buying the ecosport titanium AT (P) here in delhi NCR for my mother. Gautam Budh Ford gave me a final quote of 12.9 lakhs. Any idea if this is a good price?
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14th March 2020, 22:12	#7776
rahul_jo BHPian Join Date: Oct 2015 Location: New Delhi Posts: 190 Thanked: 457 Times	Re: The "NEW" Car Price Check Thread - Track Price Changes, Discounts, Offers & Deals For those wondering about the price of the new 2.0 endeavour. I've attached the price list. Attached Thumbnails
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15th March 2020, 01:19	#7778
YashD BHPian Join Date: Sep 2012 Location: Kolkata Posts: 555 Thanked: 1,030 Times	Re: The "NEW" Car Price Check Thread - Track Price Changes, Discounts, Offers & Deals If it helps anyone looking for a new car, my cousin recently enquired about some deals for BS4 vehicles. The discounts offered by manufacturers are as follow:- Grand i10 Nios Diesel - 1 Lakh flat irrespective of the variant. Nexon D - 1.5 Lakhs Tiago NRG - 1.1 Lakh Verna - Almost 1.5 Venue - Almost 1.2 I20 - 85 to 95k (Dealers claiming they still have a demand for the i20)
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15th March 2020, 22:17	#7785
Subroto BHPian Join Date: Sep 2019 Location: Greater Noida Posts: 25 Thanked: 9 Times	Re: The "NEW" Car Price Check Thread - Track Price Changes, Discounts, Offers & Deals Update: I called Delhi Ford, Okhla and referred to their offer to TB16. I was told that my booking with Gautambudh Ford had to be cancelled and a fresh booking had to be made at Okhla. However, both the SAs that I got calls from were non-committal and the calls ended with a promise of a subsequent call with their offer which did not come till the end of the day. I was, however, assured that there would be no cancellation charges.
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