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About Fauji Wheels

What this tool does, where its figures come from, and the one rule its data follows.

Fauji Wheels works out what a car from the CSD price list will actually cost you on the road — not the depot price, but the full figure once road tax, registration, insurance, FASTag and the other charges are added. It also helps you decide whether you can comfortably afford it, and lets you compare cars side by side or search by the features you want.

It is free, it always will be, and it is built by a retired officer for the defence community.

What it covers

Where the figures come from

The one rule the feature data follows

A wrong "yes" is much worse than an honest "don't know". Every feature is recorded as confirmed present, confirmed absent, or unknown. Where a brochure does not clearly say, the answer is unknown — never guessed from the trim level, never inferred from a more expensive variant. Find by Feature shows you only confirmed matches, and tells you plainly how many cars it could not confirm either way rather than quietly dropping them.

The same honesty applies to what is missing. The tool tells you exactly which models it cannot search and why — whether the brochure has not been read, could not be obtained, or simply does not line up with the names the CSD price list uses.

Updates

The CSD price list changes periodically and this site is refreshed when it does. The data date is shown in the header of every page and in the printed report, so you can always tell how current the figures you are looking at really are.

This website is the only official version of Fauji Wheels. An early copy was shared as a file before this site existed, and copies of it may still be passed around. Those cannot be corrected or updated, and anyone can alter a file before forwarding it. If a figure matters to you, check it here. Nothing circulating as an attachment is maintained by the author.

Why it exists

Working out the real cost of a CSD car normally means several showroom visits, a lot of half-answers about road tax, and an insurance quote you cannot check. All of that information is public, it is just scattered. This puts it in one place so you can do the homework at home and walk into a dealership already knowing what you are paying for.