Ask the seller for these before you go
- Front, back and both sides, in daylight
- The dashboard with the engine running
- The odometer reading
- A tyre, close up
- The RC, both sides
A seller who will not send them is telling you something. Or shortlist it and send it to us: we call the seller, check the papers and the service record, and tell you whether it is worth a visit.
Whatever used car you buy, have InspektAI inspect it before you pay. We work only for the buyer and take nothing from the sale.
Placeholder: the seller posted no photos of this car.Is it worth it?
28% under the fair price of 21 similar cars, same trim, fuel and gearbox.
Typical for this model here is 5,700 km a year, across 83 cars.
It loses about 5.6% a year, read from this model's asking prices here.
The market around it
100% of 21 similar cars (2012 to 2014), each adjusted to this one, ask more than it does.
What to offer
- It asks ₹63,000 less than similar cars. Find out why before you haggle: an accident, a flood, a loan on it or unpaid fines are the usual reasons.
- Owners who came down on a car like this came down about 5.7%.
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.
What the listing says, and what the maker built
The listing says
As the seller posted it.
From the maker
From our sourced model data: makers’ material, Bharat NCAP, Global NCAP, SIAM.
Recalls that may cover this car
- 2015: Right-side door latch child part defect; door could open from half-lock if pushed from inside (Alto 800 and Alto K10, petrol/CNG; units figure is the combined total)
Ask the seller whether the recall work was done; the maker’s dealer can check by chassis number.
Owning it
| A month of running it | About ₹7,800Fuel at 800 km (₹6,400), insurance (₹600) and value lost (₹700), at 2 Oct 2026 Bengaluru fuel prices. |
|---|---|
| Service every | 10,000 km / 1 yr |
| Next service at | 100,000 km |
| Engine oil | 5W-30 |
| Timing | Belt · ~100,000 km |
What to check on this one at 96,000 km
- Belt-driven engine, and at 96,000 km it is at or past the ~100,000 km timing-belt change. Ask for the bill, or budget for it: a snapped belt wrecks the engine.
- At 96,000 km the schedule has already called for: brake fluid, coolant, spark plugs. Ask to see the bills.
- At about 13 years old, rubber and electrics matter as much as the engine: hoses, bushes, the AC compressor, and rust in the sills and boot floor.
Before you pay
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What owners discuss
- Tested & Driven: The Maruti Alto 800 - A Humble Review Team-BHP
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- Maruti Alto 800: 15 months & 12,000 Km update Team-BHP
- Detailed experience with my pre-owned alto 800 Reddit
- My first car, alto 800 lxi Reddit
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