If you drive atleast 1500km/month then u can go for Diesel car, if less than 1500km/month then go for Petrol car. Morden Diesel cars are easy to maintain, they are slightly expensive by 15-20% more than petrol cars on maintenance. Diesel cars have more Torque and less power...petrol cars have more power and less torque.

I have owned a Tata Indigo Marina GLS for a considerable period of time and would like to share my experience with this car. Indigo Marina GLS successfully caters a blend of class features from a luxury sedan and convenience and space of a Multi-utility Vehicle. One of the aspects that I find most useful is that it provides abundant luggage room towards the interior. Especially towards the rear seat, the car features sufficient space for storing heavy luggage. This abundant space makes it easier for me to travel for longer distances. However, in my opinion the interior is a little short on features. Nonetheless, cabin features like air-conditioning with heater, glove compartment, adjustable steering column, digital clock, folding rear seats and more are available. In addition, features like remote controlled boot opening and remote controlled fuel-lid opening have proven to be very useful. Passenger safety may not be the strongest aspect of Tata Indigo Marina; however, I find a lot of features that cater passenger safety. Some of these simple features include child safety locks, Day and night rear view mirror, passenger side rear view mirror, rear seat belts, side impact beams and engine check warning. Overall, a decent blend of optimum features and engine performance makes Tata Indigo Marina GLS one of the best in its class.