- Now almost 2 years old.
















Hyundai in India does good , especially with its hatches like the Hyundai Santro and the new Getz , with middle-size saloons like the Hyundai Accent and its newer version called the 'Verna' also doing well over here. The market here in India is very different from that of the west , people largely prefer small hatchbacks (Hyundai , Fiat and the Suzuki mainly) , and atmost you will see few BMW's and Audi's in bigger cities. Sports cars are pretty rare , as indian traffic is not meant for them . The crowd here is horrible lot of drivers , and a lot of imported cars from the West generally get a beating here , as they seem almost impractical on the indian roads. Well we have a lot of biking culture here , but I guess I will settle for my car .

Well , the baove Accent was shot in my garage , will show more pics when I take it out for a drive.

I find this shockingly bad.

Then why do you have a CRDi (diesel) logo on the back ?

Because i scrapped the stats from a site , and ofcourse did badly.

haha , Sorry I never have so much patience to write the whole stats , so just scrapped it off from a site. If I only I had enough time , to ponder upon what model stats I was copying...

Anyways , I edited the post . Sorry for my carelessness.

well it's nothing spectacular but it gets you from Point A to Point B i assume

Given the context of the indian car market, and what I understand about it, I would say you've done quite well for yourself. Welcome to the boards.

A engineering student having his own car .... rich parents indeed

What? You mean this in the context of India...correct?

Yes.

Sure beats the hell out of my first car.

indeed , Thank God , there's someone wise enough on these forums !



Well , I'll put it this way ,"They gave it to me , so that I can drive it for the family "

Not hating on you. Just when you said "my car" i couldnt resist.

are you seriously going to act arrogant over a Hyundai Accent that you didn't even purchase?

No..I won't.