Wagon R Was September's Best-Selling Used Car — Still the Smartest Family Buy at ~Rs 7m?

Latest DMT registration numbers show Suzuki leading the used-car segment with 946 units in September, and 770 of those were Wagon Rs. Toyota came next with 683, mostly Yaris and Roomy. A decent used Wagon R is now averaging around Rs 6.9 million on the resale market. The case for it: cheap to run, parts everywhere, easy to resell, and it actually fits a family of four with luggage better than people expect from something this small. The case against: at Rs 6-7 million for a used one, you're paying nearly new-car money for a kei-class body, and a Yaris or an Aqua gives you more comfort and better resale polish for not much more. Is the Wagon R's dominance just habit — everyone buying what their neighbour bought — or is it genuinely the best math for a middle-income family right now? If you've owned one, what did it actually cost you per month once you count insurance, repairs and fuel? And if you passed on it for a Yaris, Roomy, or something else, what tipped the decision? Wagon R එකම හැමෝම ගන්නෙ පුරුද්දට ද, එහෙම නැත්නම් ඇත්තටම හොඳම ගණිතෙ ඒකටද?