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@Lovecars:
This VFM thing is something which is out of my thinking levels or say my mind isn't able to think 100 definitions of VFM everyday.
For me VFM means:'Value for your money in LONG TERM'.In other words only low price and features don't mean VFM for me.
Take it this way:
I am driving a VFM car on a hilly road and then suddenly the brake go kaput..then what is value for money when the money holder won't be alive.
Bro, I have been driving on hills and Delhi roads for past 22 years clocking some 5,00,000 Km on the way and to suggest that I would keep a car with me to drive on hills with my family knowing that its brakes are going to fail me just because its cheap in price by your standards. Weird.
Maybe you are a very rich man for whom price doesn't matter but to an average middle class Indian who aspires for a big 3-row car, XUV500 is a best option and its best exemplified by a long waiting period, 2-3 Lac premium
and that too at a time when industry is reeling under severe recession.
I'll buy an XUV anyday for 17 lacs,I like it,my father like it.Only thing we need is TRUE VALUE FOR OUR MONEY-NOT ONLY SURFACE,BUT VALUE UNDERNEATH.M&M give us higher quality levels with same engine and gearbox and I am ready to pay the amount for the car because I what I believe is:-There is nothing called VFM in the world,people call it VFM to keep themselves happy.Actually those are compromises for cutting cost..else QUALITY ALWAYS COMES AT A PRICE.Cars with high quality and high reliability are VFM in my dictionary,at least I can go for any deal in that car 1000 kms away without even once doubting the car.
Before the launch of XUV,I am sure no one was waiting so eagerly for the car as I have waited for last one year when the first uncamouflaged pic of the car was scooped.
When I heard price I simply was disappointed because I understood that this car is going to have a lot of compromises on the name of VFM and unluckily my guess proved to be true.
Maybe its your take that if it would have been priced at 17 Lac instead of 11 Lac at which they launched it, you would have liked the car more. At least, I and others like me won't have even gone to get a look of it in that case. Ours is hard-earned money and we do check the price-tag before going for a product.
You are a lucky guy who got the W6 instead of W8.Why?Because that 1.5 lac is just burning of cash.Rest no doubt the engine and mechanicals have no match.The car you got is somewhere VFM but W8 is a compromise on 'quality' for adding some electronics.
Yes, here you are Right. W6 indeed was a better option because I knew too much Electronics might create problems in future esp. as their touch-screen system is borrowed from Nippon of Japan and their may not be many experts available here to rectify the problems which might have cropped up in future.
About world class product thing:Many people can call me 'PHOREN' fanatic,but then our indigenous world class products have forced me to respect them even more.
This VFM thing is something which is out of my thinking levels or say my mind isn't able to think 100 definitions of VFM everyday.
For me VFM means:'Value for your money in LONG TERM'.In other words only low price and features don't mean VFM for me.
Take it this way:
I am driving a VFM car on a hilly road and then suddenly the brake go kaput..then what is value for money when the money holder won't be alive.
Bro, I have been driving on hills and Delhi roads for past 22 years clocking some 5,00,000 Km on the way and to suggest that I would keep a car with me to drive on hills with my family knowing that its brakes are going to fail me just because its cheap in price by your standards. Weird.
Maybe you are a very rich man for whom price doesn't matter but to an average middle class Indian who aspires for a big 3-row car, XUV500 is a best option and its best exemplified by a long waiting period, 2-3 Lac premium
and that too at a time when industry is reeling under severe recession.
I'll buy an XUV anyday for 17 lacs,I like it,my father like it.Only thing we need is TRUE VALUE FOR OUR MONEY-NOT ONLY SURFACE,BUT VALUE UNDERNEATH.M&M give us higher quality levels with same engine and gearbox and I am ready to pay the amount for the car because I what I believe is:-There is nothing called VFM in the world,people call it VFM to keep themselves happy.Actually those are compromises for cutting cost..else QUALITY ALWAYS COMES AT A PRICE.Cars with high quality and high reliability are VFM in my dictionary,at least I can go for any deal in that car 1000 kms away without even once doubting the car.
Before the launch of XUV,I am sure no one was waiting so eagerly for the car as I have waited for last one year when the first uncamouflaged pic of the car was scooped.
When I heard price I simply was disappointed because I understood that this car is going to have a lot of compromises on the name of VFM and unluckily my guess proved to be true.
Maybe its your take that if it would have been priced at 17 Lac instead of 11 Lac at which they launched it, you would have liked the car more. At least, I and others like me won't have even gone to get a look of it in that case. Ours is hard-earned money and we do check the price-tag before going for a product.
You are a lucky guy who got the W6 instead of W8.Why?Because that 1.5 lac is just burning of cash.Rest no doubt the engine and mechanicals have no match.The car you got is somewhere VFM but W8 is a compromise on 'quality' for adding some electronics.
Yes, here you are Right. W6 indeed was a better option because I knew too much Electronics might create problems in future esp. as their touch-screen system is borrowed from Nippon of Japan and their may not be many experts available here to rectify the problems which might have cropped up in future.
About world class product thing:Many people can call me 'PHOREN' fanatic,but then our indigenous world class products have forced me to respect them even more.