@NexaExperience I love Tata's strategy of giving Sunroof as an option and not to force it on every customer because half of the customers, including me, hate to pay for unnecessary sunroof which never gets used in Indian climate.
Pls give us option to opt out of sunroof on e-vitara ๐
@HondaCarIndia Shame on your marketing team for mocking Dzire video. You can't even think of something original. Funny thing is that the car itself is also a facelift rather than a generational change. I'm not liking their mentality. Maruti has earned it for what they are today.
@HondaCarIndia I don't like the way they have tried to mock Dzire's promotional video in this video. Same thing they did when they released exaggerated sketches on Dzire launch day to shamelessly steal some limelight from Dzire....(contd.)
@HondaCarIndia Previous sketches were streched to get attention on Dzire launch day. True proportions seem narrower.
Same practice is reflected in all brands' service centers. Their service bills are streched than the true requirements. Compartively Maruti is little better in that regard ๐คข
@aashish27721337@HondaCarIndia Disagree!
People rarely use sunroof in hot indian climate. It's yet another following the herd mentality without sense. Infact people need a good AC not a sunroof.
European nations might need sunroof and car heater for thier cold climate.
@HondaCarIndia Great!
I've to buy between this and new Dzire, whoever gives better ground clearance for Indian roads with huge bumps and potholes.
Instead of unnecessary sunroof in hot Indian weather, I ask better after-sales parts and service like Maruti's pocket friendly service network.๐
@HondaCarIndia Hope ground clearance has been increased from last gen. If it gives hybrid drivetrain without sacrificing boot space, I will buy it even at a higher price over new Dzire, as ICE cars are on their last phase๐
Also corruption in service centers must be regulated. Learn from Maruti