Read this before choosing a vespa. If you're a practical person who's buying a moped to fulfill your daily needs, this probably isn't the best buy.Vespa is firstly too pricey, you could probably own two better performing mopeds of different colours. The vehicle is outda...
Read this before choosing a vespa. If you're a practical person who's buying a moped to fulfill your daily needs, this probably isn't the best buy.Vespa is firstly too pricey, you could probably own two better performing mopeds of different colours. The vehicle is outdated in terms of features, while today many mopeds have connectivity, digital instrument cluster and led headlights with drl's, the vespa sticks on to the halogen bulbs which is really outdated.Extremely poor ground clearance, even the smallest of the speed breakers will make you feel guilty.Mileage isn't as efficient as promised by the sales executive in the showroom, they promise you 40-55 but you'll hardly get 30-35.Metal body is prone to catch dust and scratches so if your vespa isn't well maintained it might look like a decade old whereas it can be just a few months old.To conclude, if you're buying a moped to fulfill all your commute needs and this is the only vehicle you're going to own then do not choose vespa! it's only to brag among the rest of the mopeds that you're one among 1000, you're rich and classy. Just not practical, think before you invest nearly 2 lakhs on it.Cheers.
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