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Message: <blockquote data-quote="saw1993" data-source="post: 19214783" data-attributes="member: 544323">DISSCUSSIONFor those who preferring to buy their first 4 wheeler (Don t laugh , I am not going to use the term "car")Budget- 1,000,000- 1,200,000OBSERVATIONSHow about Japanese CARS?,- More than 25 years old,- More than 150,000 mileage,- Engine may be overhauled,- Compatibility and safety is there,- Powerful , 1000cc or higher engine capacity.- Maintainance cost is too high- Fuel cost - moderate or high- Full optionHow about Indian 4 wheeler?- Less than 6 years old,- Less than 75,000 mileage,- Less compatibility and safety.- Maintanance cost is less- Fuel cost also less- Moderate options- Around 800cc engine capacity.CONCLUSIONWhen considering the budget Maintenance cost and other expenses, why to choose Indian 4 wheelers over Japanese CARS- Less Budget- Less Maintainance cost,- As a beginner don't have mechanical knowledge to when to repair.- Easy maintainance- Can take a experience over using a 4 wheeler.- Can go any where even in rainy seasonCONTRADICTIONS- Increasing budget and going for a Japanese car over 1.5 Million, It may take up to 1 year. During that time market price may vary.Actually increasing is not practical, as expenses come across it's difficult.- Indian 4 wheelers are unsafe. Yes ,It may be unsafe , but its our responsibility to drive safely.RECOMMENDATION- Buy a Indian 4 wheeler as quicker as possible , and drive safely without much maintenance for 2 or 3 years and save the  running cost (the cost which come to you if you buy and run a Japanese car older than 20 years )AND GO FOR A newer JAPANESE CAR ,GOOD LUCK Beginnersss!!!!(This based on a personal reasearch done by me , if there's any faulty thing , just let me know)THANKS GUYS,BE A TRUELY A SRILANKAN</blockquote>

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