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Message: <blockquote data-quote="SAN_APIIT" data-source="post: 20359842" data-attributes="member: 22533">Look machan, this is absolutely ok. You are buying your 1st vehicle that is 2 mil but for me when I went for my 1st vehicle I only had 1.1 that's all I could afford. So went for a Nissan Presea at that time. I have even posted my story here. So nothing to feel bad about it.Don't be scared:Then I learned many things using this. Lot of life lessons machan. From how to select spare parts to respecting the machines. Used it for 4 years, clocked more than 220K on the ODO. By the time I sold it I manged to get about 400K more for the vehicle, which covered my repair costs and most of the fuel I used. Not to mention that the stability of the vehicle and security systems saved my life few times on the road. This one time machan, i was driving in an morning hour and a stupid bus driver appeared from a bend trying to overtake another vehicle. No space to avoid it. So I braked hard as I could turned left, which was a small patch of sand. That day I learned why vehicles have ABS and how it serves us. Without ABS I'm pretty sure I will not be here to tell this.It is what it isI don't feel the majority is complaining or trying to force you on any direction. They just find you.... how to put this nicely... not very smart machan. 1. Beginning of a thread i saw you argue there is no point of security systems, not true machan and can you imagine how you sound like?2. I noticed you mentioning resale value is not important, that's not smart bro, I'm not from a rich background, so unless I invested my money smartly I would have never been able to purchase my current vehicles. So those are the things you need to learn.3. Old vehicles break, well they do. But there is a limited amount of parts in each. They cannot break randomly machan. All you have to do is learn.So don't try to justify a purchase decision by trying to build something that is not there and absolutely wrong. That's called trying to be a "pandithaya". I noticed it well when you commented about driving experience.There is a ton of things you need to learn before making a call machan. So this would be my last effort to educate you. You got ball's machan, i give that to you. But decisions without proper knowledge is equally dangerous.So i'm going to jump off this thread, I saw the points were proven very well by others more than once. Now if you wonder what right I have to say this. Well I come from a connected family in the vehicle parts industry. I get to talk with dealers on family events and such. Not directly my parents but bit close. This brings me a lot of inside knowledge and reality of the market. So I have a basis machan. For example today I'm going to put a thread about AMT's, all inside details received from dealers (I cannot put names of course)So drive safe. My tip for you, please get a under cote done for your car. You cannot do this later. At least within 3 months. It should be less than 16K.</blockquote>

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