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Sify Home >> Finance >> Auto >> Festive bait for car buyers

Festive bait for car buyers

The new Volkswagen`s "Vento" car hangs on display from a building during its launch in New Delhi July 6, 2010.  REUTERS/B Mathur/Files
Opt for upfront discounts rather than reduced interest rate offers.

High fuel prices and high interest rates on car loans may be a dampener for potential customers. But, with car manufacturers and even dealers offering freebies and discounts, one may as well loosen one's purse strings.

Buy a base version i20, costing Rs 5.4 lakh, and manufacturer Hyundai Motors will pay for 200 litres of petrol, a saving of Rs 12,800. On an i10, you can get free insurance, extended warranty and cash discounts.

Text: Business Standard

Images: Agencies



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