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    Killing me Swift-ly!

    To price itself close to INR .10.00 lakhs is simply preposterous. This is a vehicle supposed to cater to the younger Indian, not necessarily the rich one. This is not the Baleno or the Fronx. This is the rebellious, opinionated, confident young Indian into his / her first job, cocking a snook at those who take safer decisions in life. Pricey? Profiteering? Again something the gen-Z does not take too kindly.

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