Paintless Dent Repair Explained in 5 Easy Steps: Are You Ready to Restore Your Car's Appearance to its Former Glory?

 

KEY FEATURES
Variant	XE	XL	XV	XV Premium
ENGINE & TRIM PLAN
1.0 B4D PETROL	5 MT	5 MT	5 MT	5 MT
1.0 Turbo HRA0 PETROL	-	5 MT/ CVT	5 MT/ CVT	5 MT/ CVT
SAFETY
Dual Front airbags	S	S	S	S
3P Seat Belts with Pretensioner & Load limiter Driver	S	S	S	S
3P Seat Belts with Pretensioner & Load limiter Passenger	S	S	S	S
Rear Seat belt,(Emergency Locking Retractor) 3-point ELR Seat Belts x 2, 2-point Fix Seat Belt x 1	S	S	S	S
Antilock Braking System (ABS)	S	S	S	S
Electronic Brake-force Distribution (EBD)	S	S	S	S
Anti Roll Bar	S	S	S	S
Rear Parking Sensors	S	S	S	S
Immobilizer	S	S	S	S
Child Lock	S	S	S	S
Automatic Warning Hazard on Heavy Braking	S	S	S	S
Seat Belt Reminder - Driver & Passenger	S	S	S	S
Rear Window Defogger	S	S	S	S
LED Front Fog Lamps	-	-	S	S
ISO FIX	-	Turbo only	S	S
Anti Theft Alarm	-	S	S	S
Central Door Lock Driver side switch	-	S	S	S
Speed Sensing Lock	-	S	S	S
Impact Sensing Unlock	-	S	S	S
Rear Camera with Projection guide	-	-	S	S
Vehicle Dynamic Control (VDC)	-	Turbo only	Turbo only	Turbo only
Hill Start Assist (HSA)	-	Turbo only	Turbo only	Turbo only
Traction Control System (TCS)	-	Turbo only	Turbo only	Turbo only
Hydraulic Brake Assist (HBA)	-	Turbo only	Turbo only	Turbo only
Around View Monitor	-	-	-	S
Tyre Pressure Monitoring System	-	-	-	S
Remote keyless entry	-	S	-	-
I-Key (Hands free)	-	CVT only	S	S
EXTERIOR
LED Bi Projector Headlamp	-	-	-	S
Sleek Halogen Headlamp	S	S	S	-
Headlamp with Manual Levelizer	S	S	S	S
LED Daytime Running Light	-	-	S	S
Light Saberstyle LED Turn Indicator in Headlamp	-	-	-	S
Signature Bumper Chrome Finish	S	S	-	-
Wide Split Tail Lamps with Signature	S	S	S	S
Front Grill with Chrome	S	S	S	S
Body Coloured Bumpers - Front & Rear	S	S	S	S
Silver Skid Plates Front & Rear Bumper	-	S	S	S
Coloured Sporty Roof Rails (50kg load capacity)	S	S	S	S
Nissan Magnite Chrome Signature on Fender Finisher	S	S	S	S
Outside Mirror Coloured	-	S	S	S
Outside Mirror Black	S	-	-	-
Side Turn Indicators on outside Mirrors	-	S	S	S
Side Turn Indicators on Fender	S	-	-	-
Body Coloured Outside Door Handles	S	S	-	-
Chrome Outside Door Handles	-	CVT only	S	S
Waist molding Black	S	S	S	-
Waist molding Chrome	-	-	-	S
Rear Quarter Window molding Black	S	S	S	-
Rear Quarter Windown molding Chrome	-	-	-	S
Back Door Finisher Body colour	S	S	S	S
Tinted Glass (Front/Rear/Back)	S	S	S	S
Turbo Emblem	-	Turbo only	Turbo only	Turbo only
CVT Emblem	-	CVT only	CVT only	CVT only
Wheel
16 inch Steel wheel with Hub Cap	S	-	-	-
16 inch Steel wheel with Dual Tone cover	-	S	-	-
16 inch Diamond cut Alloy wheel	-	-	S	S
Short Rod Roof antenna	S	S	S	S
Rear Spoiler with LED High Mounted Stop Lamp	S	S	S	S
Door lower Molding Black	S	S	S	S
Door lower Silver Finisher		S		S
Body Side Lower Finisher Black (Side Sill)	S	S	S	S
Front Fender + Rear Wheel Arch Cladding Black	S	S	S	S
INTERIOR
Instrument Panel
Assist Side Interior Decoration: Light Grey	S	S	S	-
Assist Side Interior Decoration: Patterned lm with Gloss black End nisher	-	-	-	S
Audio frame Accent Black	S	S	-	-
Audio frame Bezel: Matt Chrome, Finisher Gloss Black	-	-	S	S
Sporty AC Vents with Silver Finish + Knob Chrome Accent	S	S	S	S
Centre Console Finisher
Light Grey	S	S	S	-
Black	-	-	-	S
Seats
Driver + Front Passenger (Slide + Reclining)	S	S	S	S
Driver Seat Height Adjust	-	-	S	S
Embossed black fabric with Light grey fabric accent	S	S	S	-
Premium embossed black fabric with Synthetic leather accent	-	-	-	S
Storage Space
-Seat Back Pocket	-	-	S	S
-Glovebox Storage (10L)	S	S	S	S
-Front (Door Pocket + 1L Pet Bottle)	S	S	S	S
-Rear (Door Pocket + 1L Pet Bottle)	S	S	S	S
-Centre console 1L Per Bottle x 2	S	S	S	S
-Rear Seat Armrest Cupholders x 2	-	Turbo only	S	S
-Centre console Storage for Wallet (1.3L)	S	S	S	S
-Mobile Storage Tray in Central Console	S	S	S	S
-Console Rear side Storage (1L)	S	S	S	-
Front Door Trim with Dark Grey Fabric + Stitch	-	-	-	S
Rear Door Trim with Light Grey Fabric	S	S	S	-
Door Trim Silver Embelish	S	S	S	S
Black Inside Door Handle	S	-	-	-
Silver Inside Door Handle	-	S	S	S
Parking Brake with Chrome Button - Leather + Grey stitch	-	-	-	S
Parking Brake with Chrome Button - PVC Urethane	S	S	S	-
Gear Knob Silver Finisher	S	S	S	S
CVT Finisher Indicator Gloss Black	-	CVT only	CVT only	CVT only

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Getting it Right: How to Find the Perfect Car for Your Lifestyle

There are now many different ways to buy a car and several things to consider when looking for a car. On the one hand at the local dealer and on the other hand on the Internet. What has worked perfectly with used cars for many years now also works when buying a new car. But when it comes to so much money, it is best to know what you are doing before starting your search. It is also smart to have a checklist that could also help you buy a new car. Overall, it's all about the equipment, the price and what criteria the new car should meet. If you have a precise idea, attractive discounts can save a lot of money.

Model changes

New car buyers should pay attention to the so-called model year change. Without the general public noticing it, the manufacturer changes some vehicles from year to year. The equipment expands and small errors and subtleties are changed. Depending on thetime of purchase, you should wait for this change if necessary.

If you place less emphasis on driving the latest generation, you should pay attention to the generation change. This can be explained well using the example of the VW Golf. Just before the Golf 7 hit the market, old-generation discounts rose. So, if you decide to buy a VW Golf at the right time, you could save a lot of money.

Alternatives

Even though a person already knows what car they want, it is still worth looking at alternatives. The internet has developed comparators for this. For example, if you have chosen the Mercedes A-Class, but would be open to alternatives, if the quality and price are right, there are websites that offer opportunities to compare individual models. To do this, you simply have to reconfigure the desired model and select brand and model at the beginning. Once the configuration is complete, you first take the model and finally the brand out of the filters. This will show you all the vehicles that match your criteria. By sorting according to the price, you can find cheaper alternatives.

As part of the configuration, it turns out that you want to choose many optional equipment features. There is also a lucrative trick here. Do not take the cheapest equipment, but the middle or the highest equipment and compare. In most cases, many features are already standard in the higher equipment lines. Compared to the low equipment with many extras, you can save money here.

Pricing

There are numerous special offers, especially on the Internet. Sometimes you can buy, lease or finance new cars directly with insurance and the most important features. However, leasing offers are particularly popular as well as pricing. An important factor when buying a car is the transfer costs. You should be careful here because new cars are often advertised with high discounts, which in the end are hit by the significantly higher transfer costs. And here is a small list of what you should consider when buying a car:

· Pay attention to the model year change

· Search for alternatives with a comparator

· Rather take higher equipment than the smallest and stuff it with extras

· Fit in the color choice

· Pay attention to special offers

· Comparison of transfer costs (not just the discount)

Not only are tips forbuying a carare important but above all a checklist of how to get the perfect car. Budget and equipment play an important role, but financing or the right drive must also be taken into account.

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2020 Hyundai Verna facelift images out

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Honda to launch refreshed WR-V

Honda India is all geared up to launch a facelifted WR-V very soon. Booking of the new car has already been started and you can book one for Rs. 21000 at any of the nearest Honda dealer. However the price of the vehicle has not been anounched, which will be done by the end of March.

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The Checklist: 10 Elements of Your Vehicle That Require Regular Maintenance

Modern vehicles can be considered much more reliable than their predecessors but that doesn’t mean you can neglect some regular maintenance tasks that help keep your car in the best possible shape and safe on the road.

Simple but effective actions such as checking the oil, and even tire rotation to prolong their life and reduce wear and tear, are just some of the items that should be on your maintenance checklist.

Here is a look at what sort of things you should be checking on a regular basis.

Make sure you can see where you are going

One of the cheapest parts to buy for your vehicle also happen to be one of the most important, as you rely on wiper blades to clear the rain efficiently so that you can see the road ahead as clearly as possible.

Give the rubber blades a regular wipe with a cloth to clean away any grime and change the blades for new ones every six months or so, even if you don’t think they need changing.

They cost so little to replace and you can fit them yourself, which makes it a no brainer for your checklist.

Keep an eye on your oil

Your engine can’t function without it and if your oil starts to thicken it could affect the efficiency and lifespan of such a vital component.

It only takes a couple of minutes to check the oil level when you fill-up with gas and you will find that if you change the oil at regular intervals you should get better fuel consumption and your car’s engine should last longer when it is well protected with clean oil.

Every 5,000 miles or so is a good benchmark for changing your oil completely but check it regularly to see whether it needs topping up in the meantime.

Check the oil filter too and replace it when you can see that it needs changing.

Look after your battery

Nothing more frustrating than having a flat battery when you are trying to start the car to get to work or go somewhere in a hurry.

A good habit to get into would be to clean the terminals so that you always have a good battery connection and you don’t get a buildup of dirt or corrosion.

If you notice a slightly chalky residue accumulating around the battery terminals clean this away and replace the battery terminals.

Allow your car to keep its cool

Another vital component is the radiator and if this is not working properly your car can quickly overheat and suffer a breakdown.

It is essential that your car’s radiator and cooling system are kept topped up as it needs to be clean in order to be able to work as efficiently as possible.

An annual flush of your radiator should be on your checklist and it is not a complicated task to do yourself if you follow the instructions in your owner's manual.

Check your tires

The tires on your car will take a lot of punishment during their lifetime and they do a vital job of allowing you to maintain good control of your vehicle and keep you as safe as possible.

Check the tires weekly for signs of damage and make sure that they have the right amount of air in them. You can get the tire pressures from your owner's manual or there might be a sticker somewhere on the vehicle that tells you what pressure they should be for optimum performance.

A good maintenance tip would be to rotate your tires as this will help preserve their integrity and should ensure they last a bot longer.

Check your air filter

Your air filter does a good protective job but it can only perform that task if it is not clogged up with dirt and debris.

It will probably only take less than fifteen minutes to change your air filter and this should be done every 12,000 miles or every year, which one comes first.

Check all your lights are working

Some vehicles provide you with a warning light on your dashboard to tell you when a bulb needs replacing but sometimes you might not be aware that a light is not working.

It would be a good idea to get into the habit of checking whether all of your lights are working and ask someone to check while you go through testing all of them.

It will only take a matter of minutes to do this but it is important and you get a ticket if your tail light is out, for example.

Preserve the bodywork

Regularly cleaning your car will help to keep it in good shape but what will really help preserve the paintwork and help your car hold its value, is to protect the bodywork with waxing.

You can probably get away with waxing your car twice a year but providing that protective seal is well worth the effort.

What is your engine telling you?

You can often tell when the spark plugs in your car might need replacing as the engine will start to sound noisier and you might notice that it idles erratically or even misfires.

Checking and changing your spark plus is something you can do yourself if you want to, and bear in mind that the average lifespan for his component is about 30,000 miles.

Listen for the clues your engine is giving you and be sure to tighten the plugs up tightly once you have checked or replaced them.

Clean the upholstery

Keeping the interior of your car clean and tidy is a good habit to have and it makes sense to give the upholstery a regular clean too.

You will be preserving the value of the car if you keep the interior looking nice, especially if the material is a natural product such as leather.

A clean and well-maintained car is often much more pleasurable to drive if you are proactive with your repairs and upgrades and you could find that reliability and performance are also enhanced as a result of following your maintenance checklist.

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When’s the Best Time to Sell Your Luxury Sports Car?

There is no best time to sell a used car, as many factors influence whether now is the time to dispose of a vehicle. However, sellers need to consider more than the price when making this decision. For example, will the vehicle unexpectedly drop in value for some reason? Are repair bills getting higher and higher? If so, the driver needs to look into selling even if he or she won’t get the best price. Three things should be considered at this time. Look at the current market conditions, the vehicle condition, and the owner’s personal circumstances to determine when the best time is to sell the luxury sports car.

The Economy

When money is tight for many families, it might not be wise to sell a luxury sports car. Drivers who could afford a vehicle of this type may find they need the funds for other purposes. It may be they have the money to make the purchase but want to ensure the financial problems of others don’t have a negative impact on their bottom line or they won’t need to help family members who are struggling. Wait until the economy is better, if possible, and consider working with a dealer such as European Exotic Center that specializes in this type of car. Dealers have customers in their network who may be looking for the exact car being sold and this moves the process along more quickly.

The Season

Experts agree it is best to sell a vehicle in the spring or the summer. Car buyers and sellers prefer the warmer months when the sun comes out and is shining down on the vehicle. Winter is not a good time to sell, as the focus is on buying gifts and other items for the holidays. However, keep in mind that a convertible will sell best when it’s warm outside. In contrast, an SUV will likely generate more interest when weather conditions begin to deteriorate and drivers need to ensure they can get around in the snow. Most luxury car owners will find they have a larger pool of potential buyers when selling during warm weather.

New Car Sales

When new vehicles are being delivered to the car dealership, a person looking to sell a luxury sports car may want to hold off on selling their vehicle. The dealership will likely be inundated with others who are trying to accomplish the same goal, and this can lead to the owner being offered a price that is below what he or she is trying to obtain for the car. For this reason, many experts say late summer or early fall is not the time to trade in or sell a used car, regardless of what type of vehicle it is.

Keep the above in mind when determining if now is the time to sell your luxury sports car. Certain drivers find they have no choice but to sell regardless of market conditions as their current financial situation simply won’t allow them to keep the car otherwise. However, for those who are not in this situation, knowing the right time to sell is crucial. By holding off for a short period of time, a person may find he or she is able to get the full asking price for the vehicle and can use the funds for any purpose whatsoever.

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Helpful Tips for Buying Used Car Parts Online

Modern cars last longer than ever before. Thanks to innovative technology and superior maintenance routines, the average length of car ownership has gone up by about 60 percent in the past decade.

While this is true, cars still need repairs and part replacements from time to time. While drivers can opt for new parts, there’s another option. Simply choose used auto parts. Learn some tips on how to buy used auto parts and extend the lifespan of any vehicle here.

Find a Reliable Seller

When trying to find car parts for sale the first thing to consider is the actual seller. Make sure the seller used has good reviews from other customers and that they provide accurate information about the parts for sale.

In addition to finding a quality seller, do a bit of price-comparing, too. Research the parts needed and how much they cost new. Then, begin browsing online to see what the average cost is for the same part that’s pre-owned.

Keep in mind, when buying parts online, the photos available aren’t always clear and concise. As a result, it’s important to ask plenty of questions or request better photos prior to making a purchase.

Verify the Part’s ID

Regardless of what parts needed, no matter how common it is, it’s important to know the precise identification. A buyer can match the part they want to buy with their vehicle’s VIN or the chassis number.

If there’s no number on the part, and no way to determine it’s the part that’s needed, buying from another seller, who’s offering verifiable parts, is a better option.

Get to Know the History of the Used Part

Avoid buying a lemon by taking the time to get to know the history of the part. While many parts seem perfect from the outside, they could have a crack or defect that results in failure or malfunction in the future. This leaves the driver having to purchase the same part all over again.

Find out the age of the part, number of miles on it, if it’s undergone repairs, or been rebuilt or modified in any way. If the person selling the part is unable to answer these questions, make sure the price reflects this uncertainty.

Return Policies

Don’t ever purchase a used auto part from a seller who doesn’t offer a return policy. There’s no amount of savings that is worth the potential of being stuck with a part that doesn’t work. Always read the policy carefully and take note of any exclusions or exceptions.

Some sellers only cover used parts for a specific amount of time. An example of this would be a seller providing a 30 day warranty from the date of purchase. Many online sellers often charge high restocking fees, too, so knowing this ahead of time is beneficial.

Warranty Considerations

Even car wreckers add a warranty to any used part purchase. Make sure to carefully read the warranty coverage provided with the part.

Some online used part sellers include terms and catches to their warranties, so reading carefully is advisable.

Fining the Needed Part

There’s no question that purchasing a used auto part can help a driver save a significant amount of money. While this is true, there are less-than-honest sellers out there. Using the tips and information here can minimize the possibility of getting a bad deal.

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