Why do cars have variants?

To counter the cost effect, auto makers have been working on reducing complexities on two levels: using a smaller number of variants at the component level for different models and at the design level. Fewer component variants reduce supply-chain complexity for the car maker and also give suppliers larger volumes.

Is it good to buy base variant of car?

There are actually some compelling reasons to buy base model cars: A base model is a price/value leader to get buyers into the showroom, and while dealers don’t often carry more than one or two, they have nearly all of the engineering benefits of high-line models at a much lower cost.

What is base variant?

The base variant of the car is offered with the basic features in a car whereas the top model gets most of the luxury, ergonomic and dynamic upgrades.

How many variants does a car have?

548 car variants found | ET Auto.

What are the new models of cars?

2021 New and Redesigned Cars, Trucks and SUVs

• 2021 Acura TLX First Look.
• 2021 BMW i4 First Look.
• 2021 Cadillac Escalade First Look.
• 2021 Chevrolet Tahoe and Suburban First Look.
• 2021 Chevrolet Trailblazer First Look.
• 2021 Ford Bronco First Look.
• 2021 Ford Bronco Sport First Look.
• 2021 Ford F-150 First Look.

Why are base model cars good?

A base model vehicle is typically the cheapest, most basic trim level. The higher the trim level, the more features a vehicle is likely to have. Of course, opting for a higher trim level will have you spending more money. After all, adding heaps of features to a new car is going to drive up its price considerably.

What does base mean in cars?

The base price is the price of the vehicle without options. The manufacturer’s base price excludes charges for optional equipment (like a sunroof) and excludes mandatory charges for taxes, title, and registration.