For some people, cars are much more than a machine that is used to travel from one point to another, and some cars have managed to capture more hearts than others. As such, here’s a list of 5 cars sold in India with the most loyal fan base.
Everyone who owned a Maruti Suzuki Alto is a fan of this hatchback. Not only is the hatchback very affordable to own and run, but it is also super affordable to maintain. Since it is not loaded with tech, there is very little to go wrong with it.
Overall, the Maruti Suzuki Alto is a no-fuss hatchback that is not only very light on the pocket but it does everything its been asked to do without any trouble. As such, the hatchback has a very loyal fan base in India.
No other SUV screams the word “Macho” louder than the original Tata Safari SUV. The national capital once used to be filled with these SUVs in white shade, and most politicians you know would have ridden in it at least once in their lifetime.
However, that is not what made Tata Safari customers its fans. The SUV gained popularity for its commanding driving position, macho looks, comfortable cabin, and top-shelf mile-munching abilities. That being said, the newer version is also quite a macho-looking SUV.
The Toyota Innova is not only known for its bullet-proof reliability but also for its travelling comfort. As such, the Japanese MPV is equally liked by people with large families, businessmen, politicians, and even the local fleet operator.
Even when Toyota replaced the Innova with the Innova Crysta, many people continued to prefer the older version of the MPV despite the latter sporting much better powertrain options and more spacious interiors.
The Mahindra Bolero is a very rugged SUV and the customers of the SUV highly appreciate the simplicity and toughness of the model. Though over the years, Mahindra has updated the exterior and powertrain options, the SUV is yet to receive a generation update.
However, despite the lack of generational update and modern features, the Mahindra Bolero SUV continues to be a solid performer for the automaker and Mahindra seems to have run out of ideas to fully replace this workhorse of an SUV.
The owners of Honda City are exceptionally proud of their car and they are very loyal to the brand and the model. Over the years, Hond has launched 5 generations of the City sedan in India and all the models have been well-received by the Indian audience.
That being said, the first-generation Honda City continues to be the most desirable generation and has been dominating the Indian circuit racing for a long time. Furthermore, the value of the ‘VTEC’ and the pre-facelift model of the first-generation City have been climbing in the used car market in recent years.
Cars with loyal fan bases may not be perfect in every area and they might have a few flaws in them as well. However, it is part of their character and many people associate it with a personality. This is what creates cars with a loyal fan base.
