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Never replace your existing car without a valid reason, especially if it is running fine, has a good lifespan left, and is well-maintained. New car launches often create a sense of FOMO, which is exactly what authorities, brands, and banks aim for. An upgrade is only worth it if...

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Shiva1 year ago

Extending the life of your current car is often more environmentally friendly than purchasing a new one, even if it's an EV. Manufacturing new cars,including EVs, requires a significant amount of resources and energy, which contributes to carbon emissions and environmental impact

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Sunderdeep - Volklub1 year ago

Absolutely

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Raman1 year ago

Ready for 390 Kms Road Trip today❤️

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Sunderdeep - Volklub1 year ago

Solid!

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Vinut. Billur1 year ago

Thank you brother for saving my 20-25L. I don’t think I was anyway going to buy one but it’s running in my subconscious mind to plan in next 2 years. The only reason being my car is lil bumpy to drive in BLR. But it’s as polished as it can be, otherwise. Ford EcoSport 2021

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Sunderdeep - Volklub1 year ago

Glad that it helped you in some way.

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Sushant 🇮🇳1 year ago

True. I replaced my zen estillo after using it for 14 years and 8 months (15 years limit in Delhi) with Tata Punch. 🙄 And @TorqueIndia really helped me in making that decision easier. 🙏🏻

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Sunderdeep - Volklub1 year ago

@TorqueIndia Excellent @TorqueIndia

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Insaani baccha1 year ago

Totally agree with it sir. A car is 'depreciating asset', no matter which brand or model or price point it comes with. People should realize this before making a final decision on upgrading their cars.

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Sunderdeep - Volklub1 year ago

For me personally, it’s a great asset. But whenever you purchase a car, electronic item or anything with your hard earned money, squeeze it till the last blood drop.

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