[mail4ajo]

Originally Posted by Gordon

You spend Rs 8,000/- for a cell phone and invest in a good quality scratch guard of almost Rs 300/-. Thats around 3.75%. The scratch guard does not prevent deep scratches, only minor ones.

Very good example Gordon. But what happens in India, most of the time we would have stretched our budgets to the limit to buy that dream car and would have additional budget for ICE, Alloys etc. 20K may not make sense to low end car buyers. But premium cars, yes.

[rishibravo]

Originally Posted by Gordon

Expensive or not: A small example!
Average Person | Average Cell Phone | Average Car

You spend Rs 8,000/- for a cell phone and invest in a good quality scratch guard of almost Rs 300/-. Thats around 3.75%. The scratch guard does not prevent deep scratches, only minor ones.

You spend Rs 500,000/- for a car and find it difficult to invest 4% (Rs 20,000/-) for the self-repairing paint?! This paint MAY prevent deep scratches too.

Interesting, isn't it?

very intersting way to put it Gordon. But I guess this percentage doesnt grow linearly with the cost ( of Phone/ car )

[anupamsinha]

Originally Posted by rishibravo

very intersting way to put it Gordon. But I guess this percentage doesnt grow linearly with the cost ( of Phone/ car )

Yup exactly. Theoretically it's right and linear as well. But it would not always scale so. Going by that login if a person spends 20K on a 5L car for audio then the person should spend 2L for a 50L house.

[Gordon]

then the person should spend 2L for a 50L house

Not "should", but "could" or "can".

Either ways, we'll have to wait for it to reach here. We don't even have this "option".

[dadu]

Any more update on this, when is this supposed to arrive in Indian market ??