Very true. Vehicles in Pakistan are the new prize bonds. 😔

Agreed, it shows off a really weird mindset created for people thanks to our auto industry’s shenanigans. What’s the point of worrying about color or trim or mileage when it’s guaranteed that your car’s price will increase two folds in a few years time regardless of this factors.

We are perhaps the only country in the whole world where vehicles are an investment rather than a liability 😕

Wait- there’s no red option offered at all?? Wow

https://suzuki.com.pk/automobile-detail?automobile=49r4xpn9fhdksr54wt6assjtma

According to the website there are 5 colors:

Solid White
Graphite Gray
Cerulean Blue
Pearl Black
Silky Silver

They should intro new colors as a facelift https://carspiritpk.com/pak-suzuki-alto-sets-another-sales-record/#comment-10128.

The color choices in Pakistan are unfortunately dictated by resale not personal choice or preference.

White or black or silver will sell sooner or will fetch a higher price or some other myth like that.

In today’s auto industry in Pakistan, almost any car enjoys great resale regardless of the color… So at least have fun and go for the color you would like.

oh boy here we go again…

https://www.ajournalofmusicalthings.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/Picard-Facepalm.gif

https://carspiritpk.com/wp-content/uploads/8th-Generation-Suzuki-Alto-Hatchback-Title-image.jpg

Are these colors even offered to the public? So far 90% of local Altos I’ve seen are always white, while the occasional 10% being either silver or black. It’s a shame cause those colors look really nice and make the car pop out a lot.

This is not education problem, it is what choices as a customer, someone have. Similarly what suits to my budget in available range.

Normally this blog keep track newly launched cars in India as well