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Maruti Suzuki, the popular Indian carmaker, has recently made a splash in the MPV space with its new offering, the Invicto. This new MPV is set to revolutionize the market with its impressive features and ease of use. Already, Maruti Suzuki has been a major player in the Indian auto industry with its entry-level hatchbacks, premium hatchbacks, sedans, compact SUVs, mid-size SUVs, lifestyle SUVs, and now MPVs.
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The Maruti Invicto has been well-received by the market, with many customers lining up to be the first to own one. In fact, the demand for the Invicto has been so high that there is currently a waiting period for this vehicle. This waiting period is said to be anywhere from two weeks to two months, depending on the model chosen and the city of purchase.
Despite the long waiting period, the Maruti Invicto has managed to capture the hearts of many customers with its top-notch features. From its sleek and stylish exterior to its spacious cabin and innovative technology, this MPV is sure to make a mark in the industry. Additionally, the Invicto is said to boast of a fuel-efficient engine, making it a great option for those seeking a car that won’t break the bank.
It had been nearly two months since Hari had decided to purchase a new car from Maruti Suzuki. Despite his best efforts, he was unable to find a car that met his needs and was available without too long of a waiting period.
He had initially looked at the entry-level models, the Eeco and the Alto K10, but was disappointed to find out that these cars had a waiting period ranging from six to eight weeks. He then moved on to the other hatchbacks – the Celerio, Wagon R, S-Presso, and Swift – but these were also not available without any waiting period.
Finally, he decided to try his luck with the Baleno and the Ignis. To his surprise, these cars had a much shorter waiting period of one to three weeks. While these were still longer than he had hoped for, he decided to settle for them.
However, his excitement was short-lived when he realized that the Maruti Suzuki sedans, the Dzire and the Ciaz, had a waiting period of up to 32 and four weeks, respectively. This was too long for his liking and he decided to stick with the Baleno and the Ignis.
Eventually, after waiting patiently for the allotted time, Hari was able to pick up his brand-new car from Maruti Suzuki.
Mohan had been looking for a car for months. He wanted to buy a Maruti Suzuki Ertiga after seeing his best friend’s. He had heard that the waiting period was very long, but he was determined to get the car.
Mohan soon realized that the waiting period was indeed very long – up to 90 weeks. He was taken aback and thought that he would never be able to get the car. But then he decided to just wait it out and started to make inquiries at the nearest Maruti-authorised dealership.
At the dealership, they told him that the waiting period could vary depending on region, dealership, stock availability and other factors. He was surprised to learn this and his hopes of getting the Ertiga were rekindled.
He then found out that the Maruti Suzuki Brezza and the Jimny had a waiting period of 42 and 26 weeks respectively. He was tempted to buy one of these cars but he was still determined to get the Ertiga.
But then he found out that the Grand Vitara and the XL6 had a waiting period of only four to 20 weeks. He was tempted to buy one of these cars instead as it would be quicker for him to get.
In the end, Mohan decided to wait it out for the Ertiga. He was confident that he would get it eventually and he was determined to get what he wanted.
