yeah because of its very famous COMBO .........😁

Yeah...because of older NFS games

@@desigamer_tv3959 Yeahh

No

no man but I know it now its a gr8 machine

And break downs within an year of purchase 😂. Car should be a car and not an appliance

@@PeakyBlinder92 Today’s cars just lack the older car’s driving feel. Its because today’s cars are more comfort oriented. (Car manufacturers snatching away driving feel to provide comfort in return). Hence, enthusiasts call it as an appliance. I think you are from a “ Feature dekh ke car nahi lete engine tagde chakki de” community. I also agree to the same, but in reality, if you are willing to spend 19-20 lakhs for a car, you always get a “Tagdaa” powerful engine along with tagde features. (Base model me vohi engine milega top model me vohi engine milega)😂We cannot deny the fact that we need features. Otherwise base variants would have been top selling. But that isn’t the case in India. Indian cars are not at all unreliable. I have never seen a car break down in 1 year. Just that people are having money so the average car ownership duration has changed to 4 years whereas it was beyond 10 years earlier.

@@sanamlive3124 Accept everything you said except one thing, I see many Tata cars going complete limp mode just after a month of purchase. When it comes to reliability Indian brands still got a long way to go. Mahindra kind of fares better than Tata in this case.

@@PeakyBlinder92 Yes. I agree. Tata and Mahindra cars still far away from being reliable. Although they are safe, their engines are not that good. Where competitors are providing 4 cylinder petrol engines, they are selling 3 cylinder engines. Their altroz petrol makes sound like a 800cc Maruti alto. In the above comment I meant to say Indian cars means the cars which are sold in India, be it a Honda, Hyundai, Toyota etc.

@@sanamlive3124 tata mahindra cars still breaking down after a week or even same day of delivery so there are plenty of proofs that tata(all cars) and mahindra(especially Scorpio and xuv700) are literally unreliable. Their touch screen quality and response is tatti even maruti provides u better screen performance but yes Indian brands still are no match for Japanese and Germans in terms of reliability. But yes this opel or whatever car it is it’s totally shit and boring

I currently own 2009 Opel Corsa, you can call it the perfect "average" car

if u want brezza i would suggest you to go for hyrider cause toyota has a much better service .

@@soorajtr6692 ok

@@atharvapatil6003 can consider the original too cause at the end of the day its ms also my dad owns 1 so yea

Why suv new Verna and Slavia are better than these fake SUV.

u mean by swift baleno in India?

@@_anindith_ yes bro baleno is getting better as fronx in coming days other suzuki cars are also not bad if u consider prices and tata mahindra kia etc all are giving good cars as par as international standard

@@gulshank4919 Yeah but the cost-cutting is evident. UK and Europe have stronger rules and regulations. For example, the Swift body sold in the UK is not as weak and unsafe as the Indian version. Stronger body, Euro 6 emissions, radar assisted automatic brakes, hill assist, high beam assist, and they also sell a 1.4L Hybrid engine with 130hp. But it costs above 16 lakhs if you directly convert. Considering the other cars there and the purchasing power, its a somewhat cheap car, but compared to the Indian prices its expensive.

@@usuallyclueless4477 quality depend on currency rates against dollar yes I admit that we indian too deserves safe cars but most accident in our country are due to human error like jumping signal over speeding overtaking from wrong side etc

@@gulshank4919 That's another thing I noticed back when I lived in the UK. Traffic is so organized and predictable. Everything moves smoothly most of the time. Its slowly improving in India though. I feel that more people are following traffic rules nowadays compared to before, and the roads are getting better too.

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its australian car

Brooooo!!! GS AUTOMOTIVES Im ur fan and Faisal fan too. neenga rendu perum supera content podringa thalaivareeeS

ungala inga paapenu naan ethurpaakalaa

@@NishanthBabuJ.A hey bro❤that's great to hear from You ‼️💥💥thanks for all the support from ur heart✨

@@GSAutoMotives Nandri Thalaivaree

GM no longer owns Vauxhall/Opel, it is now Citroen-Peugeot. (France)

@@jbm0866 ah ok, good to know, thanks mate....!

The insignia is pretty much the corsa but as a sedan. It has a much better interior though

@@redlinegamerrgk2059 No man Corsa is their entry level offering, Astra is above it and then there is Insignia which sits head and shoulders above them that's why you will see it had got 1.5TDI engine producing 122hp and 2.0Turbo petrol engines producing 200+hp and some more engine options which are not available in Corsa . Opel stopped giving sedan version to Corsa after the 3rd gen ended in mid 2000s and they also stopped providing sedan version for Astra from this generation or maybe the previous ones but yes they kept insignia sedan (Vectra's successor ) because it sells really well in Europe and Africa and Latin American markets.

@@aashutoshbhagat2677 but they discontinued the insignia for their Vauxhall brand in 2019

@@iicarplaying1930 Yes opel also discontinued it in Europe and other countries till 2022 to concentrate on Making crossovers . The insignia nameplate will make a comeback but only as a crossover in 2024😏🥲. It was such a great car . But apparently the D segment sedan segment has declined even in Europe so it had to go.

Base model Swift is 16 lakhs in the UK too, but the average salary is much much higher

@@akj2387 Mera Bharat Mahan!! But Citroen, gives third world version for Indian market!! May be South Africa would be getting grab handles/ double dial speedo/ window buttons on doors? These buggers, don't want to employ Indian labour, but want to 'sell' , in Indian Market? Very SMART!! BUT WONT WORK!! MARUTI CALLS THE SHOTS, BCS, THEY MAKE IN INDIA!!👍🇮🇳👍

Check the Opel Corsa D and i20 1st generation

Abey anpadh gawar, Look at UK population and Indian population.

Creta is shit

Kmph

It's in mph, UK uses mph Also at 10:29 you can see mph on the screen

Enterprise

Thank you I live in Manchester, I usually use Karshare as it is very easy and cheap. I’ll definitely try enterprise as well.

HYD❤

Rolls-Royce is owned by BMW now!

Geely the chinese brand has bought a big chunk of stocks from Aston Martin, Geely also owns Volvo, and it's same with Italian cars where only Ferrari is left to Italy.

It will only be 26 lakh in india because our government charges an import tax of 106% on all cars imported. I blame it on the government for this awful rule

If this car comes in India it should be priced 16 lakhs ex showroom

@@sunnyfunny069 Base model Swift is 16 lakhs in the UK too, but the average salary is much much higher

Country Population matters.

@@3rdclasstatamahindrabajajRE well they brag about their higher per capita income and redicule India and yet have no space launch pads