Knowing the original price helps you judge if the current used price is reasonable based on depreciation.
It lets you compare how different models were priced when new, making it easier to spot better value options.
Understanding the original cost helps you see which cars hold their value better over time.
Vehicle Information: Registration number, make, model, fuel type, manufacture date, vehicle type.
Ex-showroom price: The base price of the vehicle before adding road tax, insurance, and registration fees.
Tax amount: The road tax applicable based on vehicle type and state regulations
Purchase and receipt date: The dates when the vehicle was purchased and the payment receipt was issued.
Tax Validity Details: Specifies the start date of the tax and whether the tax validity period is mentioned or not.
Dealer Information: Includes the dealer’s name, address, city, and pin code for reference.
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The ex-showroom price is the cost of a vehicle including GST but excluding road tax, registration fees, and insurance.
Yes, ex-showroom prices can slightly vary across cities due to logistics and dealer-level differences.
It includes:
Generally, ex-showroom prices are fixed, but dealerships may offer discounts or promotional offers.
Ex-showroom prices can change due to manufacturer price updates, budget changes, tax revisions, or new model launches.
Only if you’re buying for display or export and don’t plan to register or drive it on public roads. Otherwise, registration and road tax are mandatory.