Good Days to Buy Car in 2023. Festive Auspicious Shubh Din of 2023

Best Auspicious Days to Buy Car in 2023 India. Good Days, Festive Season List with Dates and Time to take Car Delivery and Avoid Delivery too

Best Time to Buy Car in 2023 

Buying a Car in Family is an occasion of fun, prosperity and happiness in family.

Know the Best days and time for new car buying and time and dates to avoid taking delivery of new car in family

Festive Auspicious Good Days in 2023

Other than Poornima as Full Moon Day - below are days which are considered Auspicious as per Hindu Calendar for taking Car Delivery.

Good Days from September to December 2023

So - are you looking for 'Shubh Muhurat' to buy New Car in 2023

Below are Upcoming Auspicious Festive dates to buy car from January 2023 to March 2023 in India

Good Days from September to December 2023 as per Hindu Calendar to Buy Car

• January 2023: 6th January (Poornima), 13th Jan (Lohri), 14th Jan (Makar Sakrant)
• February 2023: 5th Feb (Poornima), 18th Feb,(Maha Shivratri), 21st Feb (Phulera Dooj)
• March 2023: 6th March (after 4.30 pm), 7th March, 22nd March to 31st March

Days to Avoid Buying Car (January to March 2023)

Days and Time from January to March 2023 to Avoid Buying Car

• January 2023: 23rd Jan to 27th Jan (Panchak)
• February 2023: 20th Feb to 23rd Feb (Panchak)
• March 2023: 19th March to 21st March

(Pl contact your Pandit for clarification about purchase).  will be updated every month.

Diwali Significance in India (Very Auspicious Days)

With Diwali in October - know Significance of Diwali Days

Dhanteras - Celebrating Wealth and is the best day of the year to buy metals - Gold, Silver, Steel. Teras implies 13th day. Dhanteras is always celebrated on 13 day of Ashwin month

Chhoti Diwali / Kali Chaudas - Chaudas in hindi date calender implies 14th. On 14th day of Ashwin month, Goddess Kali has killed a powerful asura. Also popular as Naraka Chaturdashi where Lord Krishna has taken away life of Narakasura

Diwali / Deepawali - Festival of lights which is celebrated on return of Lord Rama after victory over Ravana. Celebrated on 15th Day of Ashwin month where always there is no moon and is also called Amaavas ki Raat in India. On this day, when Lord Rama came back it was all dark and people of Ayodhaya has lighted through diyas the entire city in such a way as it becomes full moon night (Poornima). This is how its celebrated now where the diyas are lighted in every corner of the house even today.

Goverdhan Puja - Celebrated on 16th day of Ashwin month to celebrate the success of Lord Krishna in Teenager age to lift Goverdhan hill and save the villagers from heavy floods and rains

Bhaiduj - Festival of brothers and sisters. Brothers visit sister place, have meals and then sister puts up a tilak on the forehead of brother and prays for a long life. Brother then gives a gift to there beloved sisters.

Days and Time to Avoid Car Delivery in 2023

• Amavasya Days in 2023 (No Moon)
• Surya Grahan in 2023 (Solar Eclipse) : No Solar Eclipse will be visible in India Specific 
• Lunar Eclipse 2023: 5th May
• Shradh Dates in 2023 : 29th September - 14th October 2023

Shradh is a period of 15 days where rituals are carried by Hindu Family to offer homage to the ancestors and dead members of the family. Here - the Hindu family remembers the ancestors and offers puja and gives daan to offer respect and peace to the soul of deceased member of the family

Shradh Period been related to the death rites and hence new purchases or new business dealings are generally avoided during the said period.

Pitru Paksha Shrad

Pitru Paksha Shrad implies Shrad rituals for deceased father, deceased grand father and deceased great grand father where the eldest son of the deceased father or deceased grand father pays does puja and pays homage to offer to the soul.

Shradh Rituals

On day of Shradh - The Eldest male member of the family takes an early morning bath, wear new clean white clothes , does pind daan and takes Sankalp. Brahmins and Priest are been called to give Brahmin Bhoj or food been sent to Mandir on the day of Shradh. Also, food been given to cow / dog as cow / dog is a sacred animal as per Hindu Mythology. Food can well be given to poor.

Its a belief that whatever food been offered to Brahmins, cow and dog are been offered to the ancestors through this medium. The positive vibes created by all this reaches the ancestors. The respect and puja gives there soul a peace and helps in nullifying any sins carried out by family members and get blessings from the deceased ancestors of the family.

Disclaimer: No real life justification for restrictions known or aware of, List may not be comprehensive in Nature