Its story on the market
- On sale for over a month. A car that has waited this long leaves room to negotiate.
- The seller says: no accident. Worth checking, not taking on trust.
1% over the fair price of 9 similar cars, same trim, fuel and gearbox.
Typical for this model here is 7,200 km a year, across 148 cars.
Half of these sell within 28 days, so this one has waited longer: room to negotiate.
It loses about 11.6% a year, read from this model's asking prices here.
44% of 9 similar cars (2015 to 2017), each adjusted to this one, ask more than it does.
From how far sellers here have actually come down, not a promise. An inspection prices every fault it finds, and that moves a seller further.
Asking prices from live listings, not sale prices.
As the seller posted it.
From our sourced model data: makers’ material, Bharat NCAP, Global NCAP, SIAM.
Ask the seller whether the recall work was done; the maker’s dealer can check by chassis number.
| A month of running it | About ₹11,400Fuel at 800 km (₹4,700), insurance (₹1,400) and value lost (₹5,300), at 2 Oct 2026 Bengaluru fuel prices. |
|---|---|
| Service every | 15,000 km / 1 yr |
| Next service at | 120,000 km |
| Engine oil | 5W-30 / 5W-40 (per climate table; match VW 50x approval on bottle, not just SAE grade) |
| Timing | Belt · ~120,000 km |
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