Amongst the plethora of compact SUVs in the market, the Tata Nexon usually comes out on top. Its sales remain consistently high, which means that the discounts are minimal. But what if we told you that you could save almost Rs 3 lakh on one? Here is what you should know about this once-in-a-lifetime deal. Attention Readers! Join us on the WhatsApp Community for daily auto news updates.
Tata Nexon On A Rs 3 Lakh Discount
We have found a used Tata Nexon being listed for Rs 13 lakh. What is more shocking about this deal is that the model is a 2026 manufactured one. Furthermore, it is the Fearless+ A (PS), the top-of-the-line variant. It has all the amenities, safety, and luxuries. When new, this cost around Rs 16.24 lakh (on-road, Mumbai). So, with this deal, you would save more than Rs 3 lakh.
This unit has been driven only for 2,500 km and is still under warranty. The main issue with used cars is reliability, but that’s no longer the case with this model. You get Tata’s standard warranty, and you can opt for an extended one if the prior owner hadn’t. Essentially, you are getting a spanking new car, and the only real downside is that it will be a 2nd-owner car, in theory.
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Features & Specifications
This particular Nexon is powered by a 1.2-litre turbo-petrol engine mated to a 7-speed DCT gearbox. But the real highlight of this deal is the features. It gets –
Level-2 ADAS
Voice-controlled panoramic sunroof
Leatherette seats
Wireless charger
Ventilated front seats
10.25-inch infotainment screen
Electrically adjustable ORVMs
Wireless Android Auto & Apple CarPlay
6 airbags
10.25-inch digital driver’s display
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What’s The Catch?
This deal seems too good to be true at first glance. Why sell a car for a Rs 3 lakh deficit within just 3 months? Could there be something wrong with the car? Even if there were issues with the car, it is still under warranty, so you don’t have to worry much about it.
We suspect that the prior owner had an unpleasant experience with the car and was disappointed. Small niggles, quality-control problems, and similar factors could have driven him/her to sell it at a cut-price. It is difficult to pinpoint the reason for the sale, and you would need to contact the owner to learn more.
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