Classic Taxis of India
These traditional taxis of India are not just engaged or occupied, but extinct. Sadly, a part of our matchless motoring heritage has been lost forever.
Living with the Kia Syros
And driving it for a few months, has shown the Syros can be a good companion with an airy atmosphere, but no airs.
Original Tata Sierra a Legend. Really?
The Tata Sierra has been reborn, and now the original one is being labeled as an icon. Yeah, right.
Maruti Suzuki e Vitara – Volts & Watts on English Roads
Made in India, driven in England. Yes, had the unexpected pleasure of driving Maruti’s first EV in UK, before it debuts here.
Hyundai Venue – Good Got Better
To improve on a good product can be as difficult as making a nice one. But with the new Venue, Hyundai have done it.
Man, Machine and Motoring Heritage
Gedee Car Museum’s founder G.D Gopal enters FIVA Heritage Hall of Fame. Museum’s new “Performance Car Section” inaugurated too.
Living with the Maruti Suzuki Dzire
Has allowed me to experience its several virtues, which have reaffirmed why it is India’s highest selling sedan.
Living with the Hyundai Creta N Line
Having spent a fairly long time with this sporty SUV, and after driving it in varied conditions, I can confidently say it’s a good live-in partner.
Relation of Shastra Puja and Excellence
Dussera is when Hindu’s perform a “Shastra Puja” and worship their tools and weapons. But why do so few Indians actually value tools and pursue excellence?
Mystery of the Invisible Fastag
And its link to the “Permeable Areas” on a Mercedes-Benz windscreen. If it piques your curiosity like it did mine, then read on for some interesting findings.