Which is better Indian Alto or old japan alto?

[Manaruwan 1]

Hi, Hope to buy my first car around 1.7 Million, In that price range I can buy a Alto Indian(2016) and alto (Japan -2008)..what will be the better choice

Edited October 17 by Manaruwan

[ajm 179]

10years is a long time for even a japanese kei with smaller 660cc Engine.

Would be time for engine repairs and also transmission (AT version).

[Manaruwan 1]

10years is a long time for even a japanese kei with smaller 660cc Engine.
Would be time for engine repairs and also transmission (AT version).

Thankz

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[matroska 1,022]

20 hours ago, Manaruwan said:

Hi, Hope to buy my first car around 1.7 Million, In that price range I can buy a Alto Indian(2016) and alto (Japan -2008)..what will be the better choice

Jap Alto is a better car hands down but your choices will be 10 years old and may have potential issues. 

[Manaruwan 1]

Jap Alto is a better car hands down but your choices will be 10 years old and may have potential issues. 

Thank you

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[Manaruwan 1]

What are the major differences between suzuki alto -800 2015 and 2016

 

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[matroska 1,022]

Manuruwan - can you keep your questions in one thread? 

@Davy -can you merge these two ....

 

[Davy 2,046]

7 hours ago, matroska said:

Manuruwan - can you keep your questions in one thread? 

@Davy -can you merge these two ....

 

Threads merged. Thanks mate. 

[Manaruwan 1]

Thank you

Threads merged. Thanks mate. 

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[Crashlander 2]

On 10/17/2019 at 6:09 PM, Manaruwan said:

Hi, Hope to buy my first car around 1.7 Million, In that price range I can buy a Alto Indian(2016) and alto (Japan -2008)..what will be the better choice

Though jap one was a better choice few years ago I think itight be too old with potential problems. Maybe go for the indian alto considering that its widely available parts and being not that hard to sell. U can always go for a newer one. But try to avoid those that were rented to taxi companies. Plus there are some cars that were barely used and washed and kept home. You'll be able to find one of those.

[Quiet 207]

You will find plenty of Indian ALTO's still under warranty and with very low mileage and well maintained. If you see one need to act fast as these move like hot cakes as it one of the vehicles that is affordable to masses.

I was looking for one few months back but could not even look at one as all good specimens were sold within few hours of advertising