What Really Matters Size of the Car or the Price Tag

When it comes to city traffic, many assume the smaller the better; definitely, the car size is the biggest factor. But is that really what goes into the decision-making while purchasing the car. It is not true, yes most of them would think smaller is better in city traffic, but not everyone compromises with the size. Some of them feel the bigger the size, the more it will offer more comfort and they feel their self-image and self-esteem get boosted when they drive in a bigger car.

Those who brought the Honda Jazz felt that it is a premium hatchback; driving to the office daily was mostly stress-free and easy to maneuver, and more importantly easy to park.

Skoda Slavia : This one is premium sedan, it costs nearly twice as much as the Jazz. Suddenly, every trip became a more or less mental calculation: parking space, traffic, and above all, protecting the car from scratches, dents, and minor damages in the city traffic conditions. Many people think if they buy expensive and bigger cars they are worried about safeguarding the car, but if the price tag is lower, the worry about safeguarding the car is less; instead, the focus is on safeguarding themselves and others on the road.Hyundai Exter AMT : This car is more affordable, practical and no stress about traffic or parking. Mostly those who drive the Hyundai Exter AMT enjoy every ride.

When you look back, it is not merely the size, it is also about the price tag and psychological comfort. When you stretch your budget you subconsciously put the pressure on yourself to keep the car in a perfect condition. That stress can overshadow the joy of driving.

Some prefer to drive in Fortuner; it is their choice, nothing to do with the size.