Hi, I already have a Tata Vista and used it for 8 years hassle free. Avg travel is 15k Kms/Yr. Mostly Out station with full load of 5 passengers. Considering similar usage want to change the car & have Zeroed down to Tata Tigor Petrol High-end. Now found Ford Freestyle. Barring the Price constraints, please suggest on the below queries: 1 - What's the Avg Kms per service needed for both cars and avg cost per service 2 - Rear seating comfort if its for 3 people 3 - Continuation of American Automobile players in India as I heard that they might pull out of India 4 - Avg. service and spare part costs difference 5 - Over all driver's pleasure factor in both the cars

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Hi, I already have a Tata Vista and used it for 8 years hassle free. Avg travel is 15k Kms/Yr. Mostly Out station with full load of 5 passengers. Considering similar usage want to change the car & have Zeroed down to Tata Tigor Petrol High-end. Now found Ford Freestyle. Barring the Price constraints,  please suggest on the below queries: 1 - What's the Avg Kms per service needed for both cars and avg cost per service 2 - Rear seating comfort if its for 3 people 3 - Continuation of American Automobile players in India as I heard that they might pull out of India 4 - Avg. service and spare part costs difference 5 - Over all driver's pleasure factor in both the cars

Arun · Accepted Answer

Hi, the Tigor is a better five seater, but that engine is just lack lustre. The Freestyle is a better car in terms of drivability, refinement and even ride quality. If the space seems adequate to your family, I'd suggest you pick the Ford. Pulling out of a market is not an overnight decision. Don't worry about that. Ford's here to stay.

KulabhushanBharadwajPingali · Answer

Hi thanks for the swift response. Plz help me understand the service cost differences and min KMs for which the service needed for both the cars

Peter · Answer

Tata is roomier, but Freestyle is better!

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