What is more desirable in a sports car? How fast does it move or how does it move when fast? Bugatti Chiron Pur Sports tells us, it’s the latter. First glimpse: Drinking all the lights dancing on it, the new Bugatti Chiron assumed centre stage, never left to feel lonely …
Cadillac Escalade Review 2021: Bigger Daddy
When flagship cars from iconic automotive brands enter a new generation, it’s usually a stellar event – not only because they present their new, improved selves, but also because they recast the benchmark for rivals and the entire segment. This game of oneupmanship is what is pushing the automotive market …
MG 5 2020 review: A FRESH VIEW
MG is setting standards again with the MG 5, this time for compact sedans. It looks as though the brand asked around what people wanted and simply went about ticking boxes before throwing in a couple of big surprises, too. With a few pinches of magic dust (read awesome features) …
Nissan X-Terra is back for 2021: More or less?
Nissan today announced the return of X-terra for 2021 model year, after half a dozen years, much to the excitement of off-road enthusiasts who have missed a five -seater mid-size SUV that looked and played the part of an adventurer in the Nissan Range. They even get two additional seats …
MG SUV range: Five models. One example.
Model also means example, and that is what MG has made out of its SUV model, HS. The remarkable SUV showcases the high expectations MG has of itself and the high value its customers have come to expect. In this article, we look at how their intent is trickling down …
Chevrolet Tahoe 2021: More elegance outside, macho inside
Chevrolet Blazer was one of the most impressive new entrants earlier this year. A positive reminder of that impressive makeover from Chevrolet and yet ironically of the same Trailblazer of last decade in terms of its sleek and solid stance is the new Chevrolet Tahoe 2021. Refinements like air suspensions …
Toyota Corolla Hybrid 2020 Review: The extra mile
“You can buy this car with your eyes closed.” Well, there are just a handful of cars that deserves a blind cheque and Toyota Corolla would be in that lot, even if you put a hater on the job. 47 million cars sold around the world! I suspect most of …
Mitsubishi ASX 2020 review: Plain Gain!
Mitsubishi ASX is an evolving vehicle. It has been a gradual evolution, but transformative. For a model that started its life as an MPV almost three decades ago, last ten years have been a little more adventurous ride as a Crossover SUV. Looks like the garb suits the car, because …
Kia Niro review: North of twenty
Niro isn’t that Niro. I mean, given that Niro means black, and Niro happens to be a hybrid, it isn’t a car shrouded in mystery or intrigue. It is as straightforward and regular as a car gets. But then hybrids are supposed to look pretty regular – even electric cars …
Audi RS5 Review 2020: Wait till you hear this
Audi RS5 is not just a sports car, even though the badge clearly defines it as one. To begin with, it has a 2.9 L biturbo V6, accounting for the formidable power on leash. The RS5 stands two rungs above the sporty S5 and the laymen’s Sportback A5. Audi’s racing …
