And I will admit, five years and fifty thousand kilometres later, she still looks and feels brand new. She has never troubled us. No rattles, no glitches, nothing. Just routine servicing.
BHPian ashutoshb recently shared this with other enthusiasts:
Hehe.. it seems your car listens to you. Off late, we have been talking about replacing our Tigor. Next month, her loan is going to end. And we were contemplating an upgrade for my better half.
Last Saturday, I took the Tigor to work. On my way home, I just noticed how smooth the ride was. The engine seemed smoother, a bit more peppy than usual. Gear shifts appeared smoother, and it handled better than the last time I drove it. I was just loving the drive. And then it felt as if she was trying to impress me, telling me, “Can’t you see I am perfect? Why do you want to let me go?”
And I will admit, five years and fifty thousand kilometres later, she still looks and feels brand new. She has never troubled us. No rattles, no glitches, nothing. Just routine servicing.
I remember how when my father-in-law first sat in the Tigor, he instantly became a fan. He loved the compact size, solid build, and comfy ride. Once, my cousin borrowed her for a highway trip. He came back immensely impressed—so much so that he was thinking of buying one.
At my end, I do take good care of her. Only the premium 95-octane fuel goes in her tummy. It gets washed at regular intervals. Services are done timely. I have added Osram 4000k LEDs for low beams, so we can see better at night. She rides on 185/60 R15 Ceat SecuraDrives, which we both love while driving on the hills. Qpo mats were added recently and they have changed the look of the interior. Next is an armrest and LEDs for the high beam.
So, I am now thinking, I shall keep our budget coupe for the time being. I guess her plan worked
Sharing a couple of pictures I clicked this weekend. And that isn’t fog in the background, its the NCR pollution.
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