10 Best Value-for-Money (VFM) Cars you can Buy RIGHT NOW!

Well, it’s a pretty well-known fact that a car’s value for money plays a very important role in its popularity among Indian consumers. So to help you we have come up with a list of 10 best value for money cars that can offer you the maximum bang for the buck.

So let’s Begin!

1. Tata Tiago

   

   First up on the list of 10 best value for money cars is none other than the Tata Tiago which is surely amongst the most sort after cars in the list. The Tiago made its debut in 2016 and with the launch, this car had established a place for itself in a matter of days.
   The Tata Tiago looks quite modern both from the inside and outside.

   What makes the Tiago so special is its attractive pricing and bold looks which makes worth a shot.

   Read more about the Tata Tiago HERE

2. Tata Tigor

   

   Tata introduced it first every sub-4 meter sedan in the form of the Indigo CS which was then followed by the Tata Zest and recently it was the Tigor which took over its previous processors. The Tigor is nothing but a mere sedan version of the Tiago hatchback and is actually one of the most affordable sedans you can but in India.

   With that said the Tigor can be easily considered as the prettiest compact sedan on sale in the country as it offers a notchback body and moreover rides like a premium car with good built quality to follow.

   We can surely say that the rigour is a worthy contender on the 10 best VFM cars list which you can surely buy at the first instance.

   Read more about the Tata Tigor HERE

3. Maruti Swift

   

   The third spot on the best VFM cars is the Maruti Suzuki Swift which is also one of the most successful hatchbacks of all time with that that if you wish to for a Maruti Suzuki swift you get a sporty design, a spacious cabin, many first in its segment features, a frugal engine and the last and the most important thing ‘Peace of Mind’.

   And that not all for those who do not wish to change gears every time now the Maruti Suzuki swift also comes with an AMT option for both its petrol and diesel variants.

   Surprisingly the new 2019 swift facelift also holds an ARAI-certified mileage of 28 kmpl for its diesel variant which also makes the new swift one of the most fuel-efficient cars in the country as well and surely is a value for money car.

   Read more about the Maruti Suzuki Swift HERE

4. Hyundai Elite i20 

   

   Well, it’s a proven fact that it was the Baleno which was the highest selling car in the designated segment but it was the Hyundai Elite i20 which was worthy of getting the place as the Hyundai i20 offers more features along with a more frugal engine and an attractive price which surely makes the elite i20 a worthy contender on the best value for money cars list.

   Not only that the Hyundai i20 also boasts an impressive fit and finish with a much higher built quality if compared to the Baleno.

   Under its hood, the Elite i20 features a powerful 1.2-litre petrol unit which comes paired to a 5-speed manual and a 6-speed CVT gearbox.

   Read more about the Hyundai Elite i20 HERE

5. Maruti Suzuki Ciaz

   

   Here another one from India’s largest carmaker MSIL the Ciaz which seems to have achieved the 5th spot on the best value of money cars list. The Ciaz is the sole C2-segment or mid-size segment sedan which has actually managed to get some attention from the domestic audience and has also managed to give a tough competition to the car which has dominated the mid-size sedan segment for over a decade the Honda City.

   The Ciaz not only offers a comfortable ride but also makes a great chauffeur-driven car. Not only that it is also very fuel-efficient which makes it even more popular amongst Indians.

   Read more about the Maruti Suzuki Ciaz HERE

6. Tata Nexon

   

   The Tata Nexon is no doubt the most worthy and the most affordable premium looking car you can go and receives the 7th spot on the best value for money cars list. At the moment as it boasts a very attractive looking curved design which makes it a much better option to but if compared to its contenders. Additionally, the Tata Nexon is the only premium looking compact SUV to offer a turbocharged unit for both petrol and diesel variants.

   Another thing which makes the Tata Nexon worth giving a shot is its aggressive looks and styling making this compact SUV a great VFM product.

   Read more about the Tata Nexon HERE

7. Renault Kwid

   

   With its launch, the Kwid instantly became the country’s favourite and took the legacy of the Suzuki Alto. But much like the Alto the Kwid also features a 0.8-litre and 1.0-litre engine variants along with an ARAI mileage of 24.04 kmpl for its most powerful engine and AMT and also acts as a most fuel-efficient car in the designated segment.

   Not only is the engine powerful but it also boasts a variety of some first in its segment features such as a mighty tall-boy stance which seem to be quite ‘IN’ these days, an all-new touchscreen infotainment system and a really large boot which makes the Kwid a worthy contender.

   Read more about the Renault Kwid HERE

8. Maruti Suzuki Baleno

   

   The Baleno turns out to be the second product being sold under the Maruti and Toyota’s joint subsidiary Nexa and made its debut in the sub-4 meter segment actively rivalling the likes of the Hyundai Elite i20, VW Polo and the Honda Jazz.

   As of now, the all-new Baleno comes with two engine options a 1.3-litre diesel and 1.2-litre petrol with a choice of a manual or an AMT. Additionally, the Baleno also comes equipped with a long list of features whcih includes start/stop button, 7-inch infotainment system, electrically foldable ORVMs, keyless entry, making ABS, EBD and dual airbags as standard across all variants.

9. Honda City

   

   The City has been the most preferred mid-size sedan for over 15 years and with that said the new version of the City comes loaded with features and a more powerful engine making the best value for money car in its segment.

   Under its hood, the City features an impressive a 1.5-litre i-VTEC petrol and a 1.5-litre i-DTEC diesel powertrain, both known for their performance and fuel-efficiency. Not only that the City also holds its place in the used-car markets as well.

   Read more about the Honda City HERE

10. Mahindra XUV500

    

    The Mahindra XUV500 has been one of the most successful SUVs for Mahindra and it is the first-ever monocoque construction from Mahindra which comes with some top-of-the-line features like disc brake setup on all four wheels and many more. This SUV also comes equipped with a pretty powerful engine which is also pretty high on refinement.

    The XUV comes packed with features that one cannot expect from a car in this price bracket like 6-airbags, cruise control, electric sunroof, and a massive infotainment system along with various styling upgrades which have kept the car fresh over all these years and is surely a worthy value for money car.

    Read more about the Mahindra XUV500 HERE

    Note: This was our take on the best value-for-money cars. Be sure to let us know your best ones in the comment section.