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I have been driving a Ciaz petrol since 2018, and my running is very low - in the last 7 years, it has been less than 40,000 km. I like the Tata Sierra and am wondering whether I should wait two years to buy a new car or buy a new vehicle now. My budget is ₹18 lakhs. Should I continue with my old car?

Asked by: Amit Padhye

If your current car is running well and there are no mechanical concerns, it makes sense to hold on to it for another two years. However, if you are keen on upgrading, the engine to opt for in the Tata Sierra is the 1.5-litre turbo petrol. But for that, you will have to stretch your budget to over 20 lakhs. 

Waiting for a couple of more years might work in your favour, as by then more new products would have entered the market, giving you wider options to choose from.

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Asked by: Amit Padhye

I have been driving a Ciaz petrol since 2018, and my running is very low - in the last 7 years, it has been less than 40,000 km. I like the Tata Sierra and am wondering whether I should wait two years to buy a new car or buy a new vehicle now. My budget is ₹18 lakhs. Should I continue with my old car?

If your current car is running well and there are no mechanical concerns, it makes sense to hold on to it for another two years. However, if you are keen on upgrading, the engine to opt for in the Tata Sierra is the 1.5-litre turbo petrol. But for that, you will have to stretch your budget to over 20 lakhs. Waiting for a couple of more years might work in your favour, as by then more new products would have entered the market, giving you wider options to choose from.
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Autocar India team
1 Feb' 26
Asked by: Himanshu Chawla

Hi, I want to buy a new car with a budget of ₹20 lakhs. I am interested in a full-size SUV, not a compact one, and I prefer an automatic transmission. My monthly running will be around 1,500 km, with about half of that on highways. Which car should I choose?

We would recommend you go for the recently launched Mahindra XUV 7XO. Although your running is not that high, we would still recommend you choose the diesel variant as the petrol engine, though silky smooth and powerful, is not very fuel efficient. And considering half your driving is on the highway, there is an unlikely chance of facing any DPF-related issues with the diesel variant.The diesel engine is also refined, and the 6-speed torque converter automatic is smooth and quick shifting, which makes city driving and highway overtakes effortless. In your budget, you can get the AX5 diesel AT, which is well-equipped.
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Autocar India team
1 Feb' 26
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