Renault KWID | Accessories | Small Cars With Good Ground Clearance

For most car buyers in the entry level segment, owning a car is the culmination of a long cherished dream. In case of families, it could be the second largest purchase made after a house or it could be the first large purchase made by a student after completing the formal education and receipt of a job offer. It could even be a coming of age gift from parent for their child. Whatever may be the case, the car stands for freedom and independence.  In most cases, the car buyer is very picky about the looks, features and the price of the car. In their opinion, these are the only parameters on which the personality of the car owner will be judged. In most case, the car owner cares less about the real specifications that determine the ownership experience of the car. Hence, more than the visible specs, attention should be paid more towards the hidden ones. These being bit technical in nature, are generally ignored.   Every individual who is about to buy a car needs to be aware ...

There was a time when owning a car was considered as luxury. This was also the time when wealthy Indians had to choose from just two models. While imported models were also available, they were affordable to a handful few. All this changed in 1983 when the Maruti-800 was launched. Overnight, the car became success and became a symbol of India’s ambitious middle class. It soon became the first car for most families. And soon, there were many such first time car buyers in India. However, from the manufacturer’s perspective, these entry level cars represented wafer thin margins and hence offered no incentive for them to innovate. Soon, the situation came to a point where there was hardly anything except the price that could act as a value proposition. The entry level car category lost the crown as the highest volume generator to the next level – the hatchbacks. While many car makers attempted different things, none could really stop that slide. Then came the Renault KWID in 2015. Designe...