Used Cars Mumbai

Recently there have been a slew of news reports mentioning high-end second hand cars in Mumbai, which have caught the eyes of the Directorate of Revenue Intelligence. Many celebrities have been left flabbergasted and have been paying heavily for getting these cars from dubious dealers. It is quite tricky to buy or sell used imported cars without proper paper work. Many NRIs have been involved in selling such vehicles to people in India at lower prices to avoid taxation and duty. Is it worth it to buy or sell used imported cars and take risks?

Avoid the racket and approach proper automart dealers who will use proper channels to get the vehicle of your choice without the hassle of DRI or RBI or any other agency coming to ask any uncomfortable questions about ownership or payment details. If you are purchasing a high value imported car get the details before you make commitments.

As dealers in second hand cars Mumbai, we make sure that the cars that roll out of our showroom will have valid papers. All Indian and imported cars are registered, come with proper paperwork and ownership titles. Since we have a reputation to keep it is important that we have our customers confidence when we are dealing with the customers. We are one of the best-used car dealers Mumbai has. Whether Indian or imported cars, we have the best line up and take care of every detail so that the customer can drive away smiling with a good deal.

Contact: 9820674746 Mr. Rajendra  for second hand cars in Mumbai.

Once you have decided on the particular model of the used car get cracking on the logistics of its authenticity. Are you buying a used car for sale? It is important for the buyer to understand why the previous owner sold the model. Not all want to upgrade the model or wish to buy another version. Sometimes thefts, car crashes, wrong RTO transfer paperwork are also the reasons why a car reaches the auto market.

Make sure the model you wish to own gets a clean chit. As a clear guideline keep a sharp eye. The most important job after sealing the deal is RTO transfer paper work. Check for the registration certificate. It should have all pages intact and very clear. As a service oriented used car dealer in Mumbai, we check the paper work. It also involves documentation of engine and chassis number match with the car. There should be a scrutiny for comprehensive insurance and pollution under control.

All used cars in Mumbai need to have proper identification and service book should be update. Some used cars in Mumbai come from other parts of the country. They should have a no objection certificate also. A one-time tax payment should have been made. All the car transfer documents should be in order. Apart from these one should make sure that the Mumbai RTO and insurance companies would transfer the ownership of the vehicle. If the car has gone for any repairs get its garage history. When you come to us we bring you used cars for sale by owner for one to one discussion.

Contact: 9820674746 Mr. Rajendra  for second hand cars in Mumbai.

For many affording a brand new, out of the showroom car can be rather difficult and beyond the budget. And we offer you a wide range of used cars. These are well maintained and serviced cars. In fact, none of our customers, till date, have had any complains regarding the cars that they have bought.

This is because our engineers and mechanics ensure the working condition of a car before accepting it for resale.

We take immense pride in being amongst the most recommended Mumbai used car dealers in the city. We have attractive finance schemes and provide after sales services. In fact, our customer care executives are trained to understand customer needs, as well as budgets, and in accordance recommend cars.

Also when purchasing used cars, we conduct a complete research into every aspect of the car, including the records of the car owner. Once our research team gives us a clean chit, we put it up on sale.

Being a second hand car dealer in Mumbai we are very careful about all the checks that have to be carried out about the car. This includes police and RTO checks; as well as checks for the damages and age of the car, along with the functioning of the car.

There are several Mumbai used car dealers, with whom we have tie-ups in order to get for our customers whichever model they desire. We also have resale car and bike showroom in Mumbai.

We also work as professional experienced agents for car registration tax Mumbai. This is because this area is overlooked by most car buyers, and in months to come they face a problem with the tax department. It is for this reason that we extend this invaluable service to our customers.

There are car auction in Mumbai from time to time, which we attend. We make certain purchases from these auctions, as well as arrange for cars for these auctions. We also inform our customers, who are on the look out for auctioned cars, especially the vintage variety.

As a vintage car dealer in Mumbai, we have a wide range of rare and vintage cars. Apart from what we have, we also have tie-ups with other vintage car dealers and so can help customers get what they desire. From time to time we come across the advertisements for wanted vintage car Mumbai, which we then help the part source out. We usually have a fleet of vintage car for sale in Mumbai, about which we inform our registered customers.

Contact: 9820674746 Mr. Rajendra  for second hand cars in Mumbai.

Buying used cars in India could be confusing for a first timer owner. Today buying used cars is common but a few tips are helpful. For the first time, it is essential; one should buy preferably from a reputed auto dealer. This is exactly where we come in. As a reputed used car dealer in Mumbai, a good clientele patronizes us. So far we have helped many drivers to get more than just mileage from their vehicles. Here are useful tips that could guide in buying a used car. It can be a good bargain- with car dealers like us, who know how to buy a used car for esteemed clients.

One can search for second hand cars online in Mumbai. Visually if it looks like the model you want then walk to the showroom. The car that you buy should not be more than five years old. It could mean that the car has gone through much more rough use and parts may have been changed often. One should go for a reputed manufacturer’s model, which is still in existence. In case there is a problem it can be attended too. Buy a used car during the day, as it is easier to inspect it for any damages.

Make sure that the car has only one owner, not joint owners. Of course it is easier to deal with one person than with two or more. If you think that a dealer says ‘this car belonged to a doctor, it is maintained well’, actually there is no guarantee. If any car shines well and looks great then you can wonder what is wrong with it. Why would the owner want to part with it?

Contact: 9820674746 Mr. Rajendra  for second hand cars in Mumbai.

Whether it is a new or a used, car insurance is a must. When one can get insurance cover for all other things then even for cars. A second hand car is eligible for insurance. Remember the floods in July 2006, when insurance companies had a hard time settling claims. This should be a future lesson for all times. A car can get insured, even when ‘an act of God’ strikes on earth. The 1988 Motor Vehicle Act makes it mandatory for every automobile owner, to have a car insurance policy, which covers the amount. This policy should be carried at all times in the vehicle, in case of emergency or accident. It is the second most important document after driving license and RTO papers.

There are two types of policies. The third party insurance (Form A) is compulsory. This covers the policy owner from third party injuries and damages. This means the insurance will pay for the damages if your car rams into another injuring or damaging anyone in another car. It settles mediclaim also. This will not pay for the damage done to your car. One can get riders added to cover legally some aspects -like death of third party, or severing of limbs. For commercial vehicles liability, cover is about 7.5 lakhs. If there is fire or theft the vehicle is insured.

The second policy is comprehensive cover (Form B). This pays for vehicle damage no matter whose fault it is and takes care of third party injuries, thefts and fire breakouts. It also covers car accessories, terrorist act etc. Read the finer print before applying for any policy. Choose a car insurance policy keeping in mind how expensive the car is ,will you get no claim bonus, renewal of policy etc. Everything can be now done online. There is no insurance for drunken driving through!

Contact: 9820674746 Mr. Rajendra  for second hand cars in Mumbai.

It is quite practical to buy a used car today. In earlier days the car remained with one owner for years together. It was disposed only when it became very old and rusty. But the new generations of cars are barely 3 months old! With many new models coming up, owners are keen on trying the latest models.

Like other status symbols the wheels that one sees on the roads are also awesome. For some people it makes practical sense to buy used cars. While buying an earlier model of a car one needs experienced eyes to detect that it is worth the price. If you already have an auto dealer whom you trust then ask him the following questions on the car model that you are interested in:

1. How old is the car and who is the owner?
2. Are the documents in tact?
3. Is the car registered in the jurisdiction of the city limits?
4. Can the car be taken for a test drive to monitor gas consumption, mileage and also maintenance costs?
5. Can you pay the money in installments?
6. Is there insurance on it?
7. Can another opinion be taken of another expert or a mechanic before final deal?
8. Cars that have met with accidents are a dangerous buy. Find out the details first.

On one hand buying used cars at lesser rates has become popular but there are various financial constraints. Some auto dealers will not take the cars back once the deal is struck. The car may not be able to be refurbished with the latest parts that you would desire. Then you are better off buying a newer model. Are you trading your old car for another older automobile? Then probably you know what problems you faced in the earlier model.

If you find that with various maintenance costs involved you land up paying the cost of a new car then look for another used car or better buy the new model. Try to speak to other auto dealers in the city or browse online before making any decisions. Some dealers prefer selling on ‘as is where basis’. This could be tricky. This makes it difficult to buy a used car. Some dealers do not give warranty or after sales for used cars.

But all depends on you budget. Which car you can afford? Keep in mind how often you will use the car-long distances/ short distances are also vital. Your lifestyle will help you to determine which automobile will suit you best. Also involve others in the family before taking the decision. Ideally a car that is under two years old is the best buy in the used category.

If the odometer has not been tampered with and mileage is about 14, 000 a year then the car is worth buying. Also check if the previous owner has paid off all the loans or EMIs regarding the car. You would not wish to pay for someone else’s debts.

Contact: 9820674746 Mr. Rajendra  for second hand cars in Mumbai.

In India, the name Bajaj Auto Limited based in Pune, Maharastra is well known for their flagship two wheeler production for decades. A reputed name in the automobile market it has diversified into making small passenger cars for the first time. The company is introducing the Bajaj Lite Car production in January 2008. Middle class aspirations have grown in the country. The need for light family cars has become a viable concept. With many foreign models coming into the country regularly, it makes sense in buying an indigenous car.

The market has become competitive. Owning a car within the one lakh category is a dream that has come true for many people. Otherwise cars would have remained a distant luxury meant only for the rich and famous. Bajaj Auto Limited which has been faithfully churning out two wheelers will now roll out four wheelers in about four years. Named ‘Bajaj Lite Car’ it is under research with two foreign companies having interest and stakes in it. It will be a joint venture between the Indian company and Renault and Nissan Group.

The Bajaj Lite Car is in response to the growing aspirations and the automobile market. It has generated enough curiosity after it was announced. Coming from a sound stable company the expectations from the product are likely to be high. Specifically designed for the Indian roads it was unveiled a week ago. With backing from Renault and Nissan, in four years, the car should hit the dusty roads in India. To be initially priced at Rs. 1, 17, 000/- (although the company is non-committal about the cost) the car will have both engines-diesel and petrol. The car plant is situated in Chakan, where the concept car shall be manufactured. The car will also be put up in the exports category for overseas buyers once it is ready. The company is not concerned how much it will be priced at but is likely to be double efficient in fuel economy which may be the deciding factor for budget conscious buyers in the country.

The Bajaj Lite car is likely to have manual and automatic transmission if the feasibility reports are positive. The group, which is the second largest bike manufacturer in the country, is looking at making in roads in car making for the first time. With the expertise of French based Renault, they are trying to develop the people’s car which hitherto was a Tata domain for decades together. It will also directly compete with the Tata group’s one lakh car.

While the Lite car is the main attraction from the Bajaj Group this year, they will continue to consolidate their supremacy in the two wheeler market. They are launching the 125 cc XCD DTS-i Sprint, sports bike and Discover 150 cc DTS-i Motorbike. The company’s foray in the automobile market should help in increasing financial stakes in the international market. How will the consumer react, can be gauged only after it is test driven especially in the monsoons.

Contact: 9820674746 Mr. Rajendra  for second hand cars in Mumbai.

It has been shrouded in mystery. Now that it is out, Tata Nano a very cute. The verdict is unanimous. Tatas have lived up to their name with the ‘people’s car’ Nano. Are consumers ready for the world’s cheapest, no frill car? The latest street car only for Rs. 100000 seems to be indicative of aspiring Indian middle class. After buying a Nano, at least the Indian family circus will travel more safely. Rather than having a family of five precariously dangling on a two wheeler at peak traffic, Chunoo, Munoo, Pappu and of course mummy and papa, can travel in the Nano.

The car-nival now hots up in India as the new car is bone cheap. The car is lightweight. Well the family can just haul it on the shoulders rather than pushing it from behind! Jokes apart, the car has one swipe, no power steering or ultra cool window panels and no ac. This could be a big blow for buyers, unless it can be added later to beat the tropical summers. And it is environmental friendly. Courier boys are already asking bosses for car loans. Move over Mr. Henry Ford, Ratan Tata takes over the wheels!

Despite this nearly one million luxury cars were sold in the country last year. A no-frill car is also an indication that economic travel is the ‘in thing’. Did they get the idea from the low cost airline Air Deccan? Nope, it is straight out of a family contraption that is seen on roads in neighboring Pakistan and the microcar in Sri Lanka in different avatars! Now why would Tata launch such a model in the market when none of its rivals feel it is a feasible option? If Ratan Tata has decided it is a good idea on Indian roads then it has to be, if past records of the company are to be believed.nbsp;There is a need for four wheelers but the budget conscious group is looking at presenting a better model to look at and own.

If you would like to be seen on the road driving this car is what the bugsy car features. While Maruti Udyog is facing serious competition from this new branded car, the costs are likely to go up, as will the taxes.nbsp; When a two wheeler cost and the Tata car cost will be only Rs. 30, 000/- will the latter do will in the market? If the car is safe enough, meets emission standards, and looks a million dollars then maybe people will buy it.

And in a country like India where auto rickshaw drivers are let loose like misguided missiles, will the Tata car match James Bonds’ convertible speedometer and give an electric performance? Will it seduce the bicycle and mobike riders to switch gears? Tata hopes to make enough dreams come true. When Maruti Udyog had come out with the people’s car it was affordable and feasible. The Maruti 800 is still on the roads. Will Tata displace it?

Contact: 9820674746 Mr. Rajendra  for second hand cars in Mumbai.