Friday, May 12, 2017

Car price in India May 2017

Tata Tiago
http://www.tatatiago.com/price-list
The #Fantastico Tiago is all geared to offer you an amazing driving experience. Tiago comes in 6 different variants – XB, XE, XM, XT, XZ and XZA. The price tag of Tiago’s base model (XB) petrol is 3.24 Lakh.

The top trim of Tata Tiago has been priced at INR 5.67 lakh (ex-showroom New Delhi). Comparing Tiago with other cars, it has been priced INR 50,000 lesser than other mid-sized hatchback segment cars.

O - Optional features are a part of the safety package over and above the Base variant which include – Driver and Co-driver airbags, Seat belt with pretensioners and load limiters, Driver seat height adjustment, Adjustable front head rests, Driver seat-belt reminder, premium full fabric seat upholstery.

Differences in between ExFactory, Exshowroom, On Road Prices of Cars in India
http://www.mycarhelpline.com/index.php?option=com_latestnews&view=detail&n_id=439&Itemid=10

Ex-showroom Price is called the basic price of the asset (i.e. Car only, that is factory price that the dealer picks from the manufacturer, Dealer Margins, Transportation costs and applicable VAT, State Entry Taxes and Octroi Charges) and it does NOT include any registration, insurance or loadings

On Road Price is basically the final Price Customer is Supposed to Pay to Owe the Car. It includes applicable Life Time Road Tax, Registration Charges, Mandatory Insurance, State Development Charges (if any), and the dubious dealer handling charges (aka Logistics Charges). Also, optionally will include Accessories cost, additional extended warranty coverage.

On Road Price is the final Price payable by the customer to the car dealer and is also known as Invoice Value of the ca

https://autoportal.com/articles/top-5-cars-from-rs-7-lakh-to-rs-10-lakh-budget-1550.html
Power PS means metric horspower that equals to 0.96 BHP

https://autoportal.com/articles/top-5-diesel-cars-under-rs-7-lakh-budget-1540.html
Good collection. Here it shows power in bhp. Less pricey ones are hatchback.

http://www.carblogindia.com/best-small-cars-to-buy-in-india/
Good one with price, pic and youtube video
Best Small Cars to Buy in India
Model     Price (ex-showroom, DelhI)
Ford Figo     INR 4.47 – 7.61 lacs
Tata Tiago     INR 3.20 – 5.54 lacs
Maruti Swift     INR 4.72 – 7.44 lacs
Hyundai Grand i10     INR 4.86 – 6.98 lacs
Maruti Celerio     INR 4.04 – 5.90 lacs
Maruti Alto K10     INR 3.26 – 4.11 lacs

Quick three cars compare on pirce and type in first page
https://www.cartrade.com/new-cars
The other side carwale is owned by them.

https://autoportal.com/newcars/hyundai/grand-i10/
It has 360 view and telss the amount more for what

Horn sound
https://autoportal.com/newcars/toyota/corolla-altis/


https://www.carwow.co.uk/guides/glossary/what-is-horsepower

Power is a way of expressing how much ‘work’ a car’s engine can do, or how far and how fast it can ultimately force itself. The force the car uses is called torque,

A horsepower is a totally arbitrary measurement – dreamt up by James Watt when trying to compare the effectiveness of his steam engines against the horses they were replacing. One horsepower was deemed to be the equivalent of one horse lifting 33,000 pounds over one foot in one minute on the surface of the Earth. - See more at: https://www.carwow.co.uk/guides/glossary/what-is-horsepower#sthash.FwcTtyzT.dpuf

PS (pferdestärke), CV (chevaux vapeur) or DIN metric horsepower are exactly that – an attempt to make horsepower metric. A metric horsepower is the equivalent of 0.986 horsepower – this is why the Volkswagen Golf R is advertised with 300PS but only has 296hp. Equally, 300PS sounds better than 296hp simply because it’s a bigger number - See more at: https://www.carwow.co.uk/guides/glossary/what-is-horsepower#sthash.FwcTtyzT.dpuf

One horsepower equals 745.7 watts (0.7457 kW), though very few countries use this measurement – only really being popular in Australia and South Africa. - See more at: https://www.carwow.co.uk/guides/glossary/what-is-horsepower#sthash.FwcTtyzT.dpuf

Power is indicative of how fast a car ultimately is and how far the force of the engine can push it, so it stands to reason that more horsepower typically means a higher top speed. The force of an engine is what you feel when you accelerate and is known as torque. Torque often tells you more about how an engine feels to drive rather than how far it can push – hence why torquey diesels tend to feel so strong on the road even with modest power outputs - See more at: https://www.carwow.co.uk/guides/glossary/what-is-horsepower#sthash.FwcTtyzT.dpuf

Three units side by side calculator
http://www.which.co.uk/reviews/cars/article/driver-calculators-and-tools/power-converter-bhp-ps-and-kw


PS or Pferdestärke (horse-strength in German)

Read more: http://www.which.co.uk/reviews/cars/article/driver-calculators-and-tools/power-converter-bhp-ps-and-kw - Which?

Torque:
 The more torque an engine has, the more pull (or acceleration) it offers at lower revs.

Read more: http://www.which.co.uk/reviews/cars/article/driver-calculators-and-tools/power-converter-bhp-ps-and-kw - Which?

 Power is simple – the more you have of it, the faster you’ll go. - See more at: https://www.carwow.co.uk/blog/what-is-torque#sthash.xUlD2LP9.dpuf

 if horsepower tells you how fast the car can ultimately go, then torque tells you how hard it can push you there. Torque matters as much, if not more so, than horsepower because it’s the force you feel when you accelerate. If you regularly tow a trailer or tourer, or frequently carry a fully-loaded car, then having plenty of torque is important because it helps you pull your load onwards. - See more at: https://www.carwow.co.uk/blog/what-is-torque#sthash.xUlD2LP9.dpuf

The best analogy to describe torque is to compare it to turning a nut with a spanner. Say your spanner is a meter long and you apply one newton of force to the end of it – you’re turning the nut with one newton-meter of force. Double the length of the wrench or the weight applied to its end and you double the torque being applied to the nut. In the UK, torque is typically measured in imperial foot-pounds rather than metric standard newton-meters – one Nm is equivalent to 0.738lb ft. - See more at: https://www.carwow.co.uk/blog/what-is-torque#sthash.xUlD2LP9.dpuf

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