Superb car if you value Safety and Quality above others

I booked a Baleno waited for 4 months, then got fed up and bought Polo. Looking back, I feel that as the best thing to happen. The quality, fit and finish are similar to cars segments above. My car has done close to 60,000 in 3 years. It still feels and runs like a new car. No squeeks or rattles, no uneven gaps, or no scratches in plastics even after rash use. Switch gear feels like they are brand new. Various lettering and prints on switch gear has not all faded away. It's just feels too good in quality and we'll engineered. Another aspect the car shines is in driveability. 1.5TDI pulls nicely from 1500rpm. From speeds like 20kmph, one can easily pull away in 3rd gear. This makes driving in traffic non tiring. Good mid range power helps to accelerate effortlessly from 20 to 100 within seconds without the engine feeling strained. High speed stability is also very good. Even at high three digit speeds, it feels composed and safe. Can easily keep up with cars like Octavias and Mercs Downsides are 1. Space in the resr is limited. For six footers it becomes just a two seater car. To an extend, it is compensated by a really big boot, which is well shaped and easily accessible (unlike the one in Baleno). 2. Service costs are on the higher side. Each service which is at 15,000km or 1 year costs me around 13k.