Wednesday, August 24, 2011

TOYOTA ETIOS

Toyota Etios Price, Features & Specifications 

 Toyota Etios is new small car by Toyota, now in India with excellent features and specifications. Toyota Etios having features petrol and diesel engine with 1200CC, seating capacity-5, power steering and other detail features are given below.  Toyota Etios Price is given here in Indian rupees.

Photo: Toyota Etios
Toyota Etios Features 


 Etios belongs to B Segment, Displacement: 1200cc, Engine Type: Petrol/diesel engine, Maximum Power –Brakes: Front Disk, Rear Drum , Gears: 5 Manual, Air conditioner – Without Climate Control, Central Locking: Remote, Driver Seat Adjustment: Manual, Music System: Yes, Leather Seats: No, Door Mirror: Driver Side Electric, Maximum Torque - Seating Capacity: 5, Steering: Power.   

   
Toyota Etios Specifiacations

Toyata Etios VX

Toyota Etios VX

The Toyota Etios VX is 4265mm in length, 1695mm wide, has an overall height of 1510 mm, and its ground clearance is N/Amm. With a kerb weight of N/A kg, the car can seat 5 persons comfortably. Toyota Etios VX's engine can run at a maximum power of 90PS @5600rpm (PS@rpm) and a maximum torque of 132Nm @3000rpm (kgm@rpm). When it comes to mileage, it delivers N/A km/liter under optimal road conditions, while on city roads it offers N/A km/liter. The highest speed attained by this car is N/A km/hour. Some extra features of the car include Power Steering, Power Windows, Air Conditioner, Tubeless Tyres, Cup Holders, Child Safety Locks and Central Locking.

Toyota Etios V

Toyota Etios V 

The Toyota Etios V is 4265mm in length, 1695mm wide, has an overall height of 1510 mm, and its ground clearance is 170mm. With a kerb weight of N/A kg, the car can seat 5 persons comfortably. Toyota Etios V's engine can run at a maximum power of 90PS @5600rpm (PS@rpm) and a maximum torque of 132Nm @3000rpm (kgm@rpm). When it comes to mileage, it delivers N/A km/liter under optimal road conditions, while on city roads it offers N/A km/liter. The highest speed attained by this car is N/A km/hour.
Some additional features of the car include Power Steering, Power Windows, Air Conditioner, Tubeless Tyres, Cup Holders, Child Safety Locks and Central Locking.


Toyota Etios G SP

Toyota Etios G SP
The Toyota Etios G SP is 4265mm in length, 1695mm wide, has an overall height of 1510 mm, and its ground clearance is 170mm. With a kerb weight of 915 kg, the car can seat 5 persons comfortably. Toyota Etios G SP's engine can run at a maximum power of 90PS @5600rpm (PS@rpm) and a maximum torque of 132Nm @3000rpm (kgm@rpm). When it comes to mileage, it delivers N/A km/liter under optimal road conditions, while on city roads it offers N/A km/liter. The highest speed attained by this car is N/A km/hour. Some additional features of the car include Power Steering, Power Windows, Air Conditioner, Tubeless Tyres, Cup Holders, Child Safety Locks and Central Locking.


Toyota Etios G

Toyota Etios G
The Toyota Etios G is 4265mm in length, 1695mm wide, has an overall height of 1510 mm, and its ground clearance is 170mm. With a kerb weight of kg, the car can seat 5 persons comfortably. Toyota Etios G's engine can run at a maximum power of 90PS @5600rpm (PS@rpm) and a maximum torque of 132Nm @3000rpm (kgm@rpm). When it comes to mileage, it delivers N/A km/liter under optimal road conditions, while on city roads it offers N/A km/liter. The highest speed attained by this car is N/A km/hour. Some additional features of the car include Power Steering, Power Windows, Air Conditioner, Tubeless Tyres, Child Safety Locks and Central Locking.


Toyota Etios J

Toyota Etios J

The Toyota Etios J is 4265mm in length, 1695mm wide, has an overall height of 1510 mm, and its ground clearance is 170mm. With a kerb weight of N/A kg, the car can seat 5 persons comfortably. Toyota Etios J's engine can run at a maximum power of 90PS @5600rpm (PS@rpm) and a maximum torque of 132Nm @3000rpm (kgm@rpm). When it comes to mileage, it delivers N/A km/liter under optimal road conditions, while on city roads it offers N/A km/liter. The highest speed attained by this car is N/A km/hour.
Some additional features of this car include Air Conditioner, Tubeless Tyres, Child Safety Locks and Central Locking.


Toyota Etios Prices in India


Ex-showroom prices
City








Variant
Delhi
Chennai
Mumbai
Bangalore
Hyderabad
Pune
Jaipur
Chandigarh
Kolkata
Toyota Etios J
5,41,632
5,51,552
5,76,352
5,71,392
5,66,432
5,46,592
5,41,632
5,46,592
5,56,512
Toyota Etios G
5,96,232
6,07,152
6,34,452
6,28,992
6,23,532
6,01,692
5,96,232
6,01,692
6,12,612
Toyota Etios G S P
6,50,832
6,62,752
6,92,552
6,86,592
6,80,632
6,56,792
6,50,832
6,56,792
6,68,712
Toyota Etios V
6,99,972
7,12,792
7,44,842
7,38,432
7,32,022
7,06,382
6,99,972
7,06,382
7,19,202
Toyota Etios VX
7,49,112
7,62,832
7,97,132
7,90,272
7,83,412
7,55,972
7,49,112
7,55,972
7,69,692
The price of the car is quite nominal for the incredible internal features what it corporate within this macho machine.  Still it highly depends upon the particular dealer from whom you are going to buy the vehicle, the locality to which you belong to and many more aspects as well. This could be evident from the chart shown out there in the top of this article displaying the prices for all the major regions in the Indian sub continent.  You might not find any big variation though.


Toyota Etios Speed



Toyota etios is the latest car which releases in the India market showing great performance. Actually these compact cars are not so fast because this kind of car is normally made for the city drive for works. The Toyota etios engine is powered by 1496 cc and 4-cylinder in line petrol engine with 16 valves in those cylinders. Maximum power of the etios is 89 bhp at 5600 rpm and maximum torque of 132 mm at 3000 rpm of Toyota etios. With this configuration the Toyota etios show the speed of around 165 km per hour. It’s a kind of car that runs through the streets in an average speed. The fuel efficiency of the car is 18 km per liter in the highway and 15 km per liter in the city roads. If you need to speed up your car, you make it happen all the way because it has good speed quality that you will like very much. Students those who own this car, frequently can go to the adventurous ride outside the town whenever they like. It’s good speed to compete with the other car. The modified Toyota etios with parts will be more competitive for other cars across the streets. But it has some lack of features which could help riding on the three digit speed inside the car. Though it is a good car but at high speed this car would go out of control.     So, think before you speed up your car in the streets of highway that in what speed you would control your car perfectly even in lose control.
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Sunday, August 21, 2011

How to buy a used car effectively?

Used car buying process.

(1)  Make a decision before short listing your cars
Some factors which you should decide on before you start looking for cars are as follows:                                                                                                                             
Budget/Target price: Your budget is the first factor which you must take into consideration before making a purchase decision. Prefer to look at only those used cars which fall into your pre-estimated budget. Often the price quoted may be a few thousand more than what the seller is expecting, so you can select accordingly. If you are looking at EMI options, then seek in online resources which help to calculate your monthly EMI based on the amount of loan your budget can handle.

Requirements: It is very necessary to you know what “type” of car(s) you are looking for and what are the basic needs that you want your four-wheeler to make up your demand. You must decide on whether you want a family sedan which fits 4 to 5 easily, a sporty SUV to commute long distances or travel a lot, a small car which fits 4 and gives great mileage and is the best for city-driving, and so on. It is also important that you should decide on whether you are more comfortable with a petrol or diesel engine.

Fuel Economy: As fuel price is fluctuating, mileage has become a key concern while making a car purchase decision. You can visit various online car portals to find out what the estimated mileage of the type of cars you are looking. Assume that the car will give you approximately 2 to 4 km/liter less than the estimated mileage shown on the Internet.
(2) Find solid used-car sellers
The popular method of buying a used car is to search online. Following a few tips to help you to decide about who you can buy used cars from:
·         Now a day, most of the car manufacturers like Maruti, Suzuki, Hyundai, and Toyota have theirs’ own wings of used cars. You can directly contact the dealers of these manufacturers for purchasing cars via the Internet. You can also contact used car dealers that are not associated with any specific brand, but you must ensure that you always deal with large or known used car dealers.
·         You can seek in the Internet for used car (car portals are an suitable place to search and fill out a request form for the type of used cars you are looking for and these portals usually contact the dealers closest to you and give them your contact details for further interactions.)
·         You can also find out various used car classifieds in the newspaper and magazines and tick some of the options which you feel is the best. These classifieds have the names and contact numbers of the seller. Most of them are private sellers. So you can save some amount that is otherwise paid to the broker.

(3) Short list the used cars based on research                                                                                                                                                                
You should decide on your budget and requirements, short-listing the cars that suit you are quite easy. To make the best decision and the best buy, it is important to you to do a bit of market research. It is not as cumbersome as it sounds; because you can do all your research online since most sellers today prefer the online media rather than print to advertise their cars. This not only save time, but also helps you get a closer look at the various cars before you zero in on the one you want to buy.

Here are some steps you should follow while you do a market research to short-list your choice of used cars:
·         Check out the various car portals and newspapers to find out the car models that will suit the requirements you have decided on.
·         Once you should a list of 8 to 10 different cars that you can choose from, read the information of these cars on the site. Check out the photographs, video and other details that a used car advertised on the Internet usually displays.
·         Keep your eyes in online car reviews of all the different car models that you had chosen.
·         Find information if any of your friend or relative owns the various cars of your choice and find out how they rate the car performance and the car service stations.
·         Find out the market price of the cars of your choice, so that you know the approximate range that you can get it for. To know market prices, you can contact car manufacturers or use online quote systems to have a fair idea.
·         Don’t just look at one used car for judgment. Finalize on four or more options available with different used car sellers before you finalize your purchase.

(4) Checking car history details
One of the most important aspects which you need to inquire into after finalizing on the cars you want to buy is to check car history. Some factors that you need to look into before making a used car purchase is as follows:
·         Distance Traveled: Check the distance the car has traveled till date. A petrol car should average a distance of 12000 km/year, while a diesel car should average about 15000 km/year. You can relax these figures by 10% based on the condition and maintenance of the car or the price of the car as quoted. Hence, if a car has traveled more than these indicated distances on a yearly basis, then it is advisable that you not buy the car. If a car has covered more than 50,000 km in 3 years, then do not purchase the car, unless of course it is available dirt cheap!
·         Age of the Car: If your chosen car has crossed three years, then don’t give a second thought on buying the car. Used cars that are older than 3 years will cause immense difficulties when you apply for car finance or car insurance, besides the car may not be certified.
·         No. of Car Ownerships: Used car will be a good purchase if it is owned by a single owner but if multiple owners have already driven the car, the performance and mileage may be considerably low. Therefore, it is preferable to stick to a car that has a single ownership history.
·         Original Car Papers & Certificates: Check the car insurance papers and vehicle history report. These documents reveal details related to the corresponding car and its road history, such as if the car has been in any accidents or if it has seen any recurring technical faults. You also ensure that the car owner has the original Registration Certificate (RC). An original copy of the vehicle warranty and maintenance certificate is also an essential component that the seller should be able to show you while selling the car.

(5) Evaluating car conditions
If you are satisfied with the car history, then you need to evaluate the condition of the car from both the exterior as well as the interior perspective.
Exterior Checking: Inspect the exterior of the car to ensure that it is well-maintained and that any blemishes on the exterior has been considered by the seller while quoting the car price:
·         Check for dents, scratches, and nicks on the car exterior.
·         Check if there are any obvious signs of re-painting or rusting.
·         You also need to check the condition of the tyre. If in case you find any wear and tear on the tyre, check for reasons.
·         Also check the date of manufacturing on the car tyres. If in case the date on the tyre does not match the date of car purchase, inquire about the specific reasons as to why the tyres were replaced.
·         Check if there is any oil leakage in the place where the car is parked. Black or brown stains indicate an oil or transmission fluid leak and purple stain indicates leakage of the transmission fluid.
·         Check the condition of the bonnet. If the car has met with any frontal type of accidents, then there may be some visible signs on the bonnet that indicates a paint job or replacement of parts.
Interior Checking: Inspect the following interior aspects of the car:
·         Check the condition of the engine. Any serious frontal accidents usually leave a mark on the engine. If the engine is not the same as indicated in the car documents, then inquire into the reasons for engine change.
·         Check the quality of the steering wheel, brake pedals, and the dashboard.
·         See if the cockpit and instrumentation appeals to you.
·         Check for the quality and look of other car electronics and technologies that the car interiors are equipped with.
·         Check how many new and advanced features the car owner has fitted in the interiors of the car. You can evaluate the car price depending on the same.
·         Check under the rubber lining on the interior of the car door. If the car has received a paint job due to an accident, the owner may not have re-painted the invisible portions of the car.
·         Also check the quality of the car seat covers and other upholstery.
General Checking: Apart from the exterior and interior check you also need to check whether the car has been a victim of floods or water logging. In cities like Mumbai where there is heavy rain fall, most of the cars get damaged during monsoon.
·         Look for marks of water lines on the engine and the radiator.
·         Check for presence of moisture on the metal rust under the car seat.
·         Check if the air filters are soaked with debris.

(6) Test drive the used car
By the end of all the checks are complete, your final test for a used car before you decide to purchase is a test drive of the car. Here are some of the factors which you should consider while taking a test drive:
·         Check the efficiency of the ignition system. The car should start at the first attempt without any problems.
·         Pay attention to the synchronization and smoothness of the steering wheel, brake pedals, clutch, and the gear shifts.
·         Check if there is any kind of unwanted noises or vibrations coming from the car engine or other parts while driving the car at different speeds.
·         Verify whether you get the promised mileage or not.
·         Also check for efficiency of acceleration and deceleration.

(7) Negotiation and finalization the deal
By completing the steps of evaluating the condition and performance of the used car, if you are satisfied with everything, make a final decision. Here are some of the best tips for negotiating a deal with a used car seller:
·         Give some room for negotiation. As you already know the market price of the car and the maximum amount you are willing to pay, you can start negotiating with the cheapest possible price.
·         Slightly raise the price in accordance to the condition and performance of the car after you have made your first offer.
·         If the seller still does not agree to it, raise the price further keeping in mind the number of components under warranty maintenance and the extra features that the car owner has added to the car.
·         If the seller is not satisfied, make your final offer and stick to it. Your final offer is the price that you think is the right price for the car and is within your budget. If the seller is not agreeable to your final offer, then go to your next car option. However, keep a 10% flexibility of the final offer, if required.
·         Discuss the mode of payment with the seller. It is always advisable to pay through a demand draft. You should avoid making payment through cash.
·         Go through all the legal papers carefully before signing the deal.
·         Be cautious when dealing with legal formalities and make sure that you get the car transferred to your name and complete all RTO formalities before making the final payment.
·         Once the car is in your name, it is always advisable to give it in for servicing, change the car battery, and replenish the engine oil.

Have an enjoyed in your used car for a long time with happy & save driving!
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