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Benelli TRK 502 Review: First Ride

The Benelli TRK 502 may be a fully dressed adventure tourer, but its modest 500cc powertrain makes it a friendly and easy-to-live-with – yes, even

Audi Q3 Petrol Review, First Drive

The Audi Q3 has been our favourite crossover since it broke cover, and it's been quite popular too. Before it's refreshed in 2018, Audi has pushed yet another update to the Q3, and now it comes with a petrol heart. Here's what's changed.

Jeep Yuntu to herald a new era

While the Jeep Yuntu concept is a China-only seven-seater SUV, its new design language, as well as its plug-in hybrid powertrain, could set a

Its Raining New Cars: This Issue Is Something To Look Forward To

At the outset, let me just say that this issue is bursting at the seams with new cars and bikes – just the way we like it!
The new Dzire takes

Aspirations are high with Tesla in India

A Twitter poll reveals some serious anticipation regarding Tesla’s possible plans for India, and it leaves Siddharth in awe of the sheer awareness

Why dual-clutch transmission's far from perfect?

Dual-clutch gearboxes have been in production cars for over a dozen years now, so Karl can’t figure out why automakers haven’t managed to perfect

Statistics reveal women are better drivers

Feminists rejoice, the AAUI President agrees that women are better drivers.
“Lady driver,” men in their cars utter, under their breath, on

How best to promote women in motorsport?

There is divergence on how to increase female participation in motorsport, but agreement for it to be done…
The discussion of female participation

McLaren-Honda partnership all show and no go

This month, Joe explores the subject of divorce – Formula 1 style.
Honda and McLaren are moving inexorably towards a divorce. Will it be a messy

Triumph Street Triple S Review: First Ride

With an increasing number of middle-weight bikes into the picture, the Triumph Street Triple S has to suffice with Triumph's reliability and superior build quality. And with a bigger-capacity engine, is the new Triumph worth the extra buck? Find out in our review.

Maruti Suzuki DZire Review, First Drive

The all-new third-generation Maruti Suzuki Dzire drops the 'Swift' prefix for its own unique identity. As a result, it also drops the boxy design for a well-balanced silhouette. But, is it still a hoot to drive? Let's figure it out now, shall we?

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