You got 75 lacs? Now, if you go out in the market and look for a brand new car, you will not even get an option that offers you basic necessities from any Japanese or Korean brand. Chinese, though a very good choice in brand new vehicles, they are value for money deals and superb in drive-wise, but most people have a stereotype against Chinese brands regarding their reliability.
If you’re from that stereotype, here’re some Dutch beauties under 75 lacs that will be a value for money deal:
BMW 5 series is a mid-size level sedan that is just as big as Corolla and Civic. Before moving forward, we must give you the warning to only buy this car if you own a petrol pump. This year models start from 3,000cc and go all the way up to 4,800cc engines. So, 5 Series will not consume the petrol, it’ll drink the petrol. You’ll hardly get an economy of 4-7 Kmpl and if the engine is not maintained, it’ll not go above from 2-4 Kmpl.
Goodies? All leather seats, very solid built quality, you’ll definitely know that this is a german car when you sit inside it. A 3,000cc naturally aspirated engine, so you definitely want to test this on ring road, 240 Km/h is not an issue for a 3,000cc Beamer.
If an old Beamer looks like a nightmare to you, check out this 2013 model. 3 Series could be a great choice. It falls under the new model category, is a BMW and it might not give you the headache of an old german car.Â
The size-wise it’s equal to a Changan Alsvin, and it’s pretty dinky in size, but at least it’s a BMW. Drive wise, it’s a top-segment car and doesn’t feel like a B-segment. The build is solid, comes with all high-tech german goodies and it’s a considerably up model than the same budget 5 Series.Â
Power-wise, it’s a bomb. This dinky B-segment outputs 250 HP of power which is even more than MarkX and and Civic. So if you want power, and that’s only what you want, BMW will never disappoint you!
Mercedes, if you want to experience true luxury, there is no better brand than Mercedes in this budget. Merc is a true trend setter that defines what you call a luxury. Sit inside, you’ll notice that you’re sitting in a high-budgetÂ
This German offers engine options like 1.8-liter turbocharged and 2.0-liter diesel. It includes features such as leather seats, a touchscreen infotainment system, Bluetooth, and climate control. Safety systems include multiple airbags, ABS, ESC, and traction control. The suspension is designed for both city and highway driving. Maintenance is supported by authorized service centers in Pakistan. The vehicle maintains strong resale value, not as good as a Toyota or Civic, but people who love it will buy it.
It’s not one of those old, tired German cars that gives you headaches – this one’s still got that new car vibe without being overpriced.
Size-wise, it’s not a massive sedan, but it’s not tiny either. Think of it like a sharp, compact luxury ride – perfect for the city but still feels premium. Inside, you get all the tech and comfort Audi is known for, from the infotainment system to the quality materials. No cheap stuff here.
On the road, the A4 doesn’t disappoint. The 2.0 TFSI engine gives you about 190 horsepower, so it’s got some nice punch without being too much. It’s smooth, responsive, and handles like a dream. It’s definitely a step up from something like a Corolla or a Honda Civic in terms of driving experience.
BMW X1 is a sub-compact crossover that is just same as a MG HS in size and class. You can find a nice 2017 model in this range in good condition. The only reason why we’ve put this in the end is because of it’s looks, it just doesn’t look luxury like the other above cars. Other than that, the car is a great option and it’s a BMW. Its a 1500cc petrol, so don’t expensive something powerful from this crossover, but it’s a nice family crossover that does the job with super comfort and that’s why it’s an up model in in this budget.
