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An utterly gorgeous group test of Special Series V8 Ferraris headlines the July 2020 issue, where we’ve brought together the 348 GT Competizione, 360 Challenge Stradale, F430 Scuderia, 458 Speciale and the newest, the 488 Pista. Also in this issue: Tata Harrier v MG Hector v Kia Seltos v Hyundai Creta: The mid-size SUV shootout you have been clamouring for Honda City: Petrol and diesel variants of the fifth-generation City tested New C-Segment sedans: We have also tested the Hyundai Verna, Skoda Rapid TSI and VW Vento TSI Kia Carnival v Toyota Innova Crysta: Is the Limousine edition of the Carnival worth the extra cash over the Innova? VW Polo x evo India: The editors of this magazine first started rallying the Polo and then launched evo India magazine. That and more stories we’ve done with the Polo over the years Anatomy of an F1 car: Celebrating the return of Formula 1 with a 10-page deep-drive into the iconic Williams-Honda FW11 Kawasaki Z H2: The supercharged streetfighter KTM 390 Adventure vs rivals: The budget ADV comparo you have all been asking for, with the Xpulse 200 and Himalayan Mercedes-Benz GLC Coupe: How do you blow off steam in the ‘new normal’? We find out in the GLC Coupe Monsoon guide with Hyundai: Everything you need to do to keep yourself safe during the rains
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Skoda Kushaq
We get our first taste of the mid-size SUV from the Skoda-VW stable. Does it stay true to the ethos of the brand?
SPEED FEST
The track day culture is booming, as we found out on the Winter Edition of The Speedfest
GREY HOUNDS
600 horses, twin-turbo V8s, all-wheel-drive, launch control, lap timers and four doors. These are family cars you can take to the race track
“IT'S THE START OF SOMETHING NEW”
The T-Roc is coming back, the Taigun is all set to be unveiled next month, a new sedan will come by the year end and there’s a fourth SUV in the pipeline. 2021 promises to be “super-exciting” says Ashish Gupta, brand director, Volkswagen India
LEFT FIELD
The Kia Sonet and the Mahindra Thar are selling like hotcakes. Which one of these two vastly different SUVs should you buy?
ALL GUNS BLAZING
Lamborghini’s Aventador SVJ and Nissan’s GT-R Nismo are two old warriors at their fiercest and most brutal, determined to go out on an adrenaline-fuelled high
HOMEGROWN HEROES
Electric vehicles are getting better by the day, and with two Indian manufacturers stepping into the game, is this the right time to shop electric?
A HARD RAID A HEAD!
Hero MotoSports Team Rally’s fifth Dakar venture reaped rich fruits for JRod and Buhler, though C S Santosh’s medical issues have left us all on edge
Is The New Safari Worthy Of The Badge?
Is the new Safari worthy of the badge?
THE END OF THE ROAD
Bentley’s magnificent Mulsanne has been retired, and with it, after six decades of service, the marque’s mighty 6.75‑litre V8. To bid farewell, we take a final drive with both in their ultimate forms, in the 530bhp, 1100Nm Mulsanne Speed
