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Porsche Macan: The brand's best-seller put on ice

Let’s roll back to 2002, when Porsche foisted on to us the Cayenne. A monstrosity, enthusiasts had screeched, except the Cayenne went on to triple...

Mercedes-AMG GT R: Gone But Not Forgotten

Cars of the 1990s: 12 cars that defined India’s automotive landscape

Audi A8: Gone But Not Forgotten

30 years of Honda Cars India: Honda’s greatest hits

GBNF: The two-wheeler industry in India in the 1990s

The 1990s were a very interesting time to be alive. From almost everything being analogue, we were transitioning into a properly digital world. The World Wide Web had become a thing, Google was just...

GBNF: The two-wheeler industry in India in the 1980s

What do you remember from the ’80S? From what I’m told, it was a time when almost everyone was a smoker. By that, I mean almost every two-wheeler on the road was a two-stroke. Fast forward four...

Cars of the 1980s: Cars that defined a decade of India motoring

The one problem you didn’t face in the 1980s was deciding which car to buy. They don’t call it the good old days for no good reason. Everything was better. No traffic. Leafy avenues. Fresh air was...

Renault Duster: Gone But Not Forgotten

The Duster wasn’t Renault’s first car in India. That was the Logan, made during their short-lived association with Mahindra, followed by the Fluence, Koleos and Pulse, the latter a re-badged Micra...

Skoda Octavia vRS Combi: Gone But Not Forgotten

It shouldn’t have come as a surprise; the writing on the wall was clear as a mid-summer’s day. The Baleno Altura had bombed. So did the Opel Corsa Swing and Fiat Siena Weekend. Tata didn’t bother with...

Maruti Suzuki Kizashi: Gone But Not Forgotten

When we think of Maruti Suzuki as a brand what is the first thought that comes to our mind? Small affordable, compact and mass market family cars with frugal engines meant to serve a purpose and...

Bugatti Veyron: Gone But Not Forgotten

The Passat VR 6 has a rated top speed of 250kmph, except those were the days when press cars had an extra sprinkling of masala in them. Whether it was by extension or a consequence of it I’m unsure,...