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Prakash

21w

I want a sub-4-metre car with rear-seat comfort for three adults. Should I go for a used car or a new one? My budget is ₹11 lakh.

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The DzireBrezzaNexon, and XUV3XO are all sub-4-metre options that are reasonably comfortable for three adults at the rear. If you're fine with its relatively utilitarian approach, the Mahindra Bolero Neo is also wide enough for three adults at the back. Besides these, there aren't any other sub-4-metre used cars that are more comfortable. 

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