In this issue

The mercury is rising! Summer is here and things are getting really hot with the five-way sportscar comparison story. The Mercedes-AMG C 43 Coupe takes on its sub-crore performance car rivals in one high-octane story. We’ve also got loads of BMWs in this issue – the X7, X4, 7 Series and 8 Series. With electric cars imminent in our future, what happens to the performance car as we know it? This story gives tremendous insight in to what the future of performance looks like
Desert Driving:
We discovered that there were a couple of Scorpios languishing in Egypt for a few days before they were shipped home, so we took them on a drive.
Transporter Beam:
The Kawasaki Versys 1000 is a big green ADV that likes a fast road more than it does the rough stuff
Battle of the Twins:
The Royal Enfield Interceptor 650 and the Triumph Street Twin have a similar formula, but vastly different approaches. We take the two out to see which one we like more
Trials on the trails:
Royal Enfield has drawn on its rich heritage in trials competition to give us their latest variant of the Bullet, the Trials Works Replica 500
Challenge Accepted:
To celebrate 20 years of the Polo in India, we put it to the ultimate challenge – climbing the rutted trail up to Sandakphu, the highest peak in West Bengal
Hunting Apexes:
We test the Toyota Yaris’ enthusiast credentials by hammering it up the gorgeous roads that lead to Valparai
Down the Bay:
We drive the Mahindra Marazzo down the length of the east coast of India on the second Marazzo Ocean Trail
Good Lookin’:
We delve in to Kia’s design philosophy and understand how it uses design as a differentiator in this crowded car market
Creta’s Success:
The Creta has sold over 5 lakh units and great design is the reason why it is so appealing. We talk to design professionals to understand what makes the Creta click
Chronicling an Empire:
The Renault Duster heads out on a road trip through Maharashtra, discovering its forst and the legacy of the Maratha empire

'As We Get Ready For India 2.0, We Clearly Have A Business Case'

Skoda Auto India , Direc tor – s ale s , ser vice and marketing , Zac Holl is , talk s to us about changing people’s perception of Skoda , the produc t s expected in the nex t year and what the bi l l ion euro India 2 .0 entails

6 mins

BMW 750Li XDrive

Part limo, part rabble-rouser!

6 mins

BMW M850i Convertible

We drive BMW’s multi-talented grand tourer with its roof lopped off and while supposedly a 4-seater, this car does superbly well with half as many seats filled

6 mins

Mercedes-Benz C 300D

This C 300d treads the fine line between regular ol’ C-Class and full-fat AMGs and makes for an interesting concoction

4 mins

Challenge, Accepted!

It’s ten years of the Polo in India. We’ve raced it, we’ve rallied it, we’ve done the commute and weekend drives. We’ve lived with it, owned it, and still love it. Now for the ultimate challenge

10+ mins

Half Fat

Want is one thing, but these sport coupes (and one convertible) prove that you don’t need a crore-plus, full-fat, 600bhp V8 to have a shit-ton of fun

10+ mins

Biggest BMW Yet, Driven In The Land Of Excess

…and home of everything oversized. Big Macs. Big Cokes. Big skies. And big SUVs

8 mins

Big Mac

Kawasaki’s flagship adventure tourer may not be big on power but offers a lot more than its adversaries at an affordable price. Isn’t that precisely the stuff Indians crave for?

3 mins

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