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It is evident that Renault has gone back to the drawing board a few times to ensure what we get is a well-engineered product that is also reasonably smooth and responsive. The ZF-sourced AMT system has been tweaked to provide the maximum smoothness. The Duster gets a new front grille and very edgy headlamps being the most significant changes. The central console is now finished in piano black with a more solid premium feel. Cabin space and seat comfort are exactly as before good!

The Vitara Brezza draws on Suzukis SUV heritage that has seen limited yet noticeable success the world over with the Vitara nameplate.

Interestingly, the carmaker refers to it as the 'all-new' Amaze, which seems a little bit of a stretch considering that the number of changes, mostly cosmetic, can be counted on the fingers of one hand.

The latest from Munich - that's where the Oxford/UK-built vehicles are designed these days - is the second-generation Clubman - and that is what will be launched in India later in 2016.

We pit the new Maruti Suzuki Swift Dzire AGS with its closest rival Tata Zest AMT to which one is the better sub-compact sedan with a diesel AMT.

The Volvo S60 Cross Country is what some would call an ingenious idea and yet others might think it completely bizarre. But that is how most disruptive products are seen when they first come around.

We ride Bajaj Auto's all-new commuter motorcycle that is built with the metal of the INS Vikrant, while the unique styling is inspired by cruisers and cafe racers.

Here's our review of the new 2016 BMW 3 Series facelift.