You also have an old car in Delhi, no tension, your car will not be junk from this 3 jugaad

You also have an old car in Delhi and no tension

Diesel and 15 year old petrol trains will not get fuel from 1 July in Delhi. After which it has created a lot of concern among the vehicle owners. This policy has directly affected thousands of trains, which are forced to sell their cars under compulsion or destroy them at very low prices. Especially the owners of luxury cars have to bear a big loss.

This will have to be fined so much

Action has been intensified against those vehicles in Delhi which are not following the new rules. If a four -wheeler driver is found to disregard these instructions, then he will be fined ₹ 10,000. Similarly, this fine for two -wheeler drivers has been fixed ₹ 5,000.

The administration has made it clear that strict steps will be taken against those who violate the rules. Automatic number plate recognition cameras have been installed at petrol pumps, which will identify old trains and seize them and cut the challan.

After the implementation of this new rule, now the big question in front of the vehicle owners is what they should do with their old vehicles? In such a situation, three main options exist, which can be considered. Scrap the car, sell outside NCR or convert to CNG. Let us tell you in detail about these three.

Scrap policy

The first option is to submit the vehicle in the government's scrap policy in the registered vehicle scrapping facility (RVSF). Here the vehicle is broke in an environmentally friendly manner and recycle. Vehicle owners are given Certificate of Deposit (COD) in lieu of scrap, which gives the road tax exemption on purchasing a new car.

There can be up to 25% discount on private vehicles and up to 15% on commercial vehicles. Apart from this, a scrap price ranging from Rs 50,000 to Rs 3 lakh can also be available on the basis of the condition and weight of the vehicle. Although this is an easy way, it is relatively low in the resale value.

Selling car out of Delhi-NCR

Another option is to sell your old car in a state outside Delhi-NCR, where such age-based sanctions are not tight. Through this option, the vehicle owners can get a better price of their car. However, for this you have to complete some procedures such as transporting the car to the new state, re -registering from the RTO and filling the road tax of that state. This method asks for a little time and hard work, but can be financially beneficial.

Convert the car to CNG

Third and better option in terms of environment is to convert the vehicle to CNG. The Delhi government is also now insisting on promoting green fuel. If your petrol car passes in fitness and emission tests, then you can get ARAI certified CNG kit in it. This increases the age of the vehicle and can walk on the streets again under the rules. The cost of installing CNG kit is usually between 50,000 and 1 lakh rupees, but in the long periods it reduces the cost on fuel because CNG is cheaper than petrol and diesel.

However, all vehicles, especially diesel models, cannot be converted into CNG. Apart from this, limited availability of CNG stations can also be a problem. In this way the new policy implemented in Delhi has given a big blow to the vehicle owners, but there are ways to handle the situation wisely.