What a brand "Discover" is turning up. It seems the brand has taken its name too seriously and tries to discover itself all the times with the journey so far looking like a simple loop condition: IF(Sales=="DOWN") THEN (STOP="CURRENT" & LAUNCH="NEW"). When the XCD was stopped in late 2008, it appeared that Bajaj had finally got a good commuter in the Discover 100 launch loaded with self-start (which was not even a option for Splendor then), alloy wheels, and gas shock absorbers. It looked finally then that Bajaj won't be fiddling towards new launches and stopping existing ones. Yes, resale value is a huge concern and especially in the commuter segment. A phased-out bikes resale value nosedives unlike any other. I for one don't believe Bajaj will ever stop flirting with their short-term goals and will keep on launching new variants and naturally discontinuing a lot many existing one. So yes, "Never a Bajaj" makes sense at least for those customers who are keen on resale value.
Why "Never buy a Bajaj"? It should be, "Never buy a newly launched Bajaj".
Wait! But do time tried and tested Bajaj's exist (in the Discover brand)?




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