Nissan Tekton: authorised AMW vs independent Auto Direct — almost the same price. Who'd you buy from?

AMW, Nissan's official distributor, unveiled the new Tekton on October 22 with prices from Rs 10.49m to Rs 19.19m and the standard 3-year/100,000km manufacturer warranty. Independent importer Auto Direct actually got there first, bringing in the same model at almost identical starting prices (Rs 10.49m to Rs 16.69m for the range it stocks), backed by its own warranty, trade-in deals and financing plans. Buyers who go with Auto Direct say they're getting the same car, sometimes for less on the higher trims, with no wait for AMW's showroom stock to arrive. AMW's side argues the factory warranty, recall coverage and genuine parts pipeline that come through the authorised channel are worth paying for, and that imports like this are exactly why global manufacturers hesitate to commit more investment to Sri Lanka. If you were shopping for a Tekton this month, would a couple million rupees saved on the top trim push you toward the independent importer, or does the AMW badge and manufacturer-backed warranty matter more once something actually goes wrong at 60,000km? ඔයා අලුත් Tekton එකක් ගන්නවා නම්, authorised AMW එකෙන්ද නැත්නම් Auto Direct එකෙන්ද ගන්නේ?