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    Monsoon Discounts on Cars in August 2018: Upto Rs 90,000 off on new Hyundai Elite i20 and Rs 7 lakh on BMW 330i
    Monday, July 30, 2018 IST
    Monsoon Discounts on Cars in August 2018: Upto Rs 90,000 off on new Hyundai Elite i20 and Rs 7 lakh on BMW 330i

    Car dealers are in fact offering discounts across the spectrum on various cars from hatchbacks to SUVs to keep the buzz going even ahead of the festive discount season. additionally, some new models in the offing have created stock clearance discount opportunities.

     
     

    When an array of taxation, duty and regulation changes hit the country last year, one expected the automotive industry to take a hit. However, the Indian Automotive industry steam-rolled through, showing naysayers that it would take a lot more than a few regulation changes to slow the industry’s growth. Car dealers are in fact offering discounts across the spectrum on various cars from hatchbacks to SUVs to keep the buzz going even ahead of the festive discount season. additionally, some new models in the offing have created stock clearance discount opportunities. If you are in the market for a new car and don’t mind having an older model for a whole lot cheaper take a scroll through and find out if there’s a good deal on the list that fits your pocket.
     
    Hatchbacks:
     
     
    Up to 1 lakh off
     
     
    Ford’s Figo hatchback is one of the more interestingly designed hatches on sale in India with decent cabin design and features. Unfortunately, the Figo never set the sales charts on fire as competition at the time of its launch offered more features. Luckily, there is an updated model on the horizon scheduled to get a new petrol motor as well as a host of new features. In an attempt to defibrillate the almost flatlined sales on the old models, dealers are now offering benefits that could range up to a lakh depending on the dealerships and at that price, the Figo makes a great buy as it's a fun-to-drive car.
     
    Hyundai i20
     
    Discounts up to 90,000
     
     
    The 2018 Hyundai i20 was launched with some design changes and mild interior updates and the Hyundai dealers that we have spoken to are offering about Rs 90,000 in terms of discounts on the new Hyundai i20. It is important to know that these discounts might bring the i20 to a point where the corresponding models are cheaper than the Swift. If you have had an i20 in mind for your next car, you’d better hurry as most discounts around these cars expire at the end of the month.
     
     
    Discounts Up to 1 lakh
     
    The Grand i10 which is slotted against the Maruti Suzuki Swift has a lot going for it as the hatchback is both comfortable and spacious and is powered by an 83 hp 1.2-litre petrol motor and a 75 hp 1.2-litre diesel motor. Despite all of this the Hyundai i10 has been plagued with slow sales when compared to the newer more relevant Maruti Suzuki Swift. Ahead of the launch of the AH2 Hyundai is offering a range of discounts and benefit schemes resulting in a benefit of up to to Rs one lakh for the Grand i10 depending on the model, trim and dealership.
     
    Maruti Suzuki Wagon R
     
    Discounts Up to 75,000
     
     
    There is no doubt that the Maruti Suzuki Wagon R is one of the company’s best selling cars and its tall-boy design, efficient motor and spacious interiors make it a strong contender in the urban environment. With a new model of the Wagon R in the pipelines, one can expect to gain discounts and benefits that could amount to up to Rs 75,000 depending on the area.
     
     
     
    Savings up to Rs 45,000
     
     
    Maruti’s new upscale hatchback sold under the Nexa umbrella features a 75hp, 1.3-litre diesel and 83hp, 1.2-litre petrol engines and gets a fair amount of additional conveniences to make up for the premium price. However, in the price-sensitive Indian market, the Ignis has not been able to stand up to market expectations due to which for July, Maruti dealers are offering benefits to the tune of Rs 45,000 on the Diesel variant while the petrol variant is expected to be Rs 35,000 less expensive.
     
    SUVs & MPVs
     
     
    Save up to Rs 1 lakh
     
     
    Up until Tata Motors launches the Harrier, the Hexa is Tata’s flagship SUV. In manual trim, the Hexa also gets an option AWD drive system to help it take on segment rivals like the Mahindra XUV500 as well as the Jeep Compass. Both the competing SUVs are relatively newer in the market with more contemporary features. These features are resulting in some dealerships offering heftier discounts and benefits to the tune of Rs 1 lakh on the Tata Hexa.
     
    Mercedes-Benz GLC
     
    Discounts up to Rs 6 lakh
     
     
    The new Mercedes-Benz GLC is available with both a petrol and diesel motor, as the C-Class of SUVs takes on the Volvo XC60 and Audi Q5. The GLC gets an extensive feature list with most luxuries being offered as standard. Currently, dealers are offering a pretty hefty discount on the GLC with up to Rs 6 lakh off on the model depending on the dealership.
     
     
    Discounts up to Rs 3.5 lakh
     
     
    The Q3 is the smallest among Audi’s SUVs with rivals that include the BMW X1 and Mercedes GLA. However, the strongest new contender in the segment is the new Volvo XC40 which offers a whole host of extra features at a very competitive price. To meet the new competition head-on Audi have announced discounts of up to Rs 3.5 lakh on the small SUV. Considering the price tag this 3.5 lakh discount makes for a huge difference considering that prices for this SUV start at 34 lakh.
     
     
    Discounts up to Rs 55,000
     
     
    While the Innova Crysta is far from a slow-mover, the luxury Taxi of our time, the diesel Innova Crysta has been rather consistent in terms of sales, besting most other MPVs in its segment by a long shot. However, if we were to talk about the petrol powered Innova which sports a 166hp, 2.7-litre engine that is relatively responsive, sales can be a little slower considering the drab mileage figures that are associated with the petrol motor. The Innova Crysta petrol is now being offered at a discount in the range of Rs 55,000 at most locations, depending on unsold stocks at various dealerships.
     
     

     
     
     
     
     

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