Congrats buddy...I hope there won't be as far my experience was concerned unless you have additional accesories to be installed there can be some delay.
They asked to pay full payment then they will get the car to showroom and then we do PDI , if at all we found nay issue they will get another car and return the amount. Is it correct way to follow?
Yes buddy that's the process. Even I was skeptical at first but don't worry they would not register the vehicle untill you are ok with the car and mostly they won't be any issues with the new car because the dealers will already check if all is ok before they take it from the manufacturer ...so just go a day or 2 before delivery carefully inspect for any scratches,dents etc and also just check the manufacturing date if it is recent,note down the vin and chassis no which will be on pasted on the rear windshield so that you can cross check if it is matching with the vehicle at the time of delivery. In my case they brought the vehicle to showroom a day before delivery so that I could inspect and i just checked for any scratches or dents but all was good.
I've travelled from Mumbai to goa with break in kolhapur.. No back issues. Also mine is cvt didn't have any overtaking problems... On. Highway.. High speed achieved was more than 125+....
Great to hear that. Even I did. Not experience any seat comfort issues first time but may be it is the angle of the seat I guess. Ya for CVT you have ample power on highways even it is not a big issue for the manual one too its just about knowing how to drive and in which gear....I did 130 easily on ORR in Hyderabad with my XE but I don't recommend that speeds it is very smooth and stable between 100 to 120.
PDI Checklist When one goes for a PDI inspection, it is important to have a PDI checklist to make sure it covers all the important areas that need to be checked. The following are some of the things that should be part of the checklist: Exterior: Check for any scratches, dents or other damages to the exterior of the vehicle. Look for scratches or dents on the hood, roof, doors and fenders. Inspect for any cracks in the windshield or windows. Make sure the paint colour is consistent across the entire vehicle and that there are no rust spots. Interior: Check for any issues with the upholstery, dashboard or other interior components. Inspect the upholstery for any tears, rips or stains. Make sure the seats are adjusted properly and that they recline and move smoothly. Check the dashboard for any cracks or other damage. Ensure all buttons, switches and knobs are working properly. Tyres: Check the tyre tread and make sure they are properly inflated. Ensure the tyre tread are free from any signs of wear and tear. Make sure the tyres are properly aligned and that they are of the same size and brand. Engine: Check the engine oil level and make sure there are no leaks. Inspect the oil level using a dipstick and make sure it is at the correct level. Look for any leaks from the engine or transmission. Make sure the oil is clean and free of debris. Electrical Systems: Check the electrical systems, including the lights, radio and air conditioning, to make sure they are in good working order. Examine the headlights, taillights and turn signals to make sure they are all working properly. Test the radio and make sure it is working. Check the air conditioning and make sure it is blowing cold air. Brakes: Check the brake pads and make sure they are in good condition. Inspect the brake pads for any signs of wear or damage. Make sure the brakes are functioning properly and that they help stop the vehicle smoothly. Suspension: Check the suspension and make sure it is working properly. Inspect the shocks and struts for any signs of wear or damage. Make sure the vehicle rides smoothly and that it does not bounce or sway excessively. Transmission: Check the transmission and make sure it is shifting smoothly. Examine the transmission fluid level and make sure it is at the correct level. Make sure the transmission is shifting smoothly and that there are no grinding or slipping sounds. By following this PDI checklist and paying attention to the points mentioned above, one can be sure to inspect their new vehicles thoroughly and identify any potential issues before taking ownership.
Ofcourse turbo is powerful and smooth....but turbo also comes with its own downside.... And not everyone needs turbo if you are buying it especially for more of city commute and less of highway....turbo makes sense for people if their driving is more on the highway...I personally don't recommend turbo for the price point it comes at because there are much more better options available in the market.
Thanks for sharing your views with us😇🙏🏽
Same location booked XE, hope they deliver it properly
Congrats buddy...I hope there won't be as far my experience was concerned unless you have additional accesories to be installed there can be some delay.
@@RajRobs7313hi i am planning to buy nissan magnite XL varient. I m a 1st time car buyer. Can i go with this car ?
Magnite is a good product from Nissan you can definitely go with it..however try to take a test drive and see if you like the drive feel.
@@RajRobs7313 ok thanks
They asked to pay full payment then they will get the car to showroom and then we do PDI , if at all we found nay issue they will get another car and return the amount. Is it correct way to follow?
Yes buddy that's the process. Even I was skeptical at first but don't worry they would not register the vehicle untill you are ok with the car and mostly they won't be any issues with the new car because the dealers will already check if all is ok before they take it from the manufacturer ...so just go a day or 2 before delivery carefully inspect for any scratches,dents etc and also just check the manufacturing date if it is recent,note down the vin and chassis no which will be on pasted on the rear windshield so that you can cross check if it is matching with the vehicle at the time of delivery. In my case they brought the vehicle to showroom a day before delivery so that I could inspect and i just checked for any scratches or dents but all was good.
Thanks bro I'll do that..
I've travelled from Mumbai to goa with break in kolhapur.. No back issues. Also mine is cvt didn't have any overtaking problems... On. Highway.. High speed achieved was more than 125+....
Great to hear that. Even I did. Not experience any seat comfort issues first time but may be it is the angle of the seat I guess. Ya for CVT you have ample power on highways even it is not a big issue for the manual one too its just about knowing how to drive and in which gear....I did 130 easily on ORR in Hyderabad with my XE but I don't recommend that speeds it is very smooth and stable between 100 to 120.
wht do u suggest to buy or don't buy
Depends upon your budget and requirement. If your are on a tight budget then go for it as its a good value for money.
Just Bought XE automatic in SR nagar , base variant with infotainment accessories. 😅you tube suggested your channel
Great 😄👍
Bro can u give info about PDI so it will be helpful
PDI Checklist
When one goes for a PDI inspection, it is important to have a PDI checklist to make sure it covers all the important areas that need to be checked. The following are some of the things that should be part of the checklist:
Exterior: Check for any scratches, dents or other damages to the exterior of the vehicle. Look for scratches or dents on the hood, roof, doors and fenders. Inspect for any cracks in the windshield or windows. Make sure the paint colour is consistent across the entire vehicle and that there are no rust spots.
Interior: Check for any issues with the upholstery, dashboard or other interior components. Inspect the upholstery for any tears, rips or stains. Make sure the seats are adjusted properly and that they recline and move smoothly. Check the dashboard for any cracks or other damage. Ensure all buttons, switches and knobs are working properly.
Tyres: Check the tyre tread and make sure they are properly inflated. Ensure the tyre tread are free from any signs of wear and tear. Make sure the tyres are properly aligned and that they are of the same size and brand.
Engine: Check the engine oil level and make sure there are no leaks. Inspect the oil level using a dipstick and make sure it is at the correct level. Look for any leaks from the engine or transmission. Make sure the oil is clean and free of debris.
Electrical Systems: Check the electrical systems, including the lights, radio and air conditioning, to make sure they are in good working order. Examine the headlights, taillights and turn signals to make sure they are all working properly. Test the radio and make sure it is working. Check the air conditioning and make sure it is blowing cold air.
Brakes: Check the brake pads and make sure they are in good condition. Inspect the brake pads for any signs of wear or damage. Make sure the brakes are functioning properly and that they help stop the vehicle smoothly.
Suspension: Check the suspension and make sure it is working properly. Inspect the shocks and struts for any signs of wear or damage. Make sure the vehicle rides smoothly and that it does not bounce or sway excessively.
Transmission: Check the transmission and make sure it is shifting smoothly. Examine the transmission fluid level and make sure it is at the correct level. Make sure the transmission is shifting smoothly and that there are no grinding or slipping sounds.
By following this PDI checklist and paying attention to the points mentioned above, one can be sure to inspect their new vehicles thoroughly and identify any potential issues before taking ownership.
Great info bro.thanks you so much.
Buddy I made a video on PDI sharing my views just an FYI i am responding.
Turbo has next level experience......
Ofcourse turbo is powerful and smooth....but turbo also comes with its own downside.... And not everyone needs turbo if you are buying it especially for more of city commute and less of highway....turbo makes sense for people if their driving is more on the highway...I personally don't recommend turbo for the price point it comes at because there are much more better options available in the market.