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Review: Chevrolet Enjoy
car&bike Team
Jan 11, 2014, 9:23 PM
Chevrolet's Enjoy is aptly named. The vehicle which falls under the MPV segment, has ample space, comfortable seats and with softer suspension, it is a relaxing experience to sit in an Enjoy. The car is available in both options of petrol and diesel.
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  • Review: Mahindra e2o
    car&bike Team | Sep 19, 2015
    Review: Mahindra e2o
    The Mahindra Reva e2o is a sustainable and a fuel-efficient car that can easily do more than 100km in one charge. Spacious, comfortable and provided with features like a large integrated touchscreen interface and a monochrome digital speed information pod, and priced at an affordable Rs 5.96 lakh makes a good bargain.
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  • Review: Honda CR-V
    car&bike Team | Sep 19, 2015
    Review: Honda CR-V
    The Honda CR-V now adorns a more powerful engine- a 2.0-litre petrol engine that generates 154bhp and a 2.4-litre petrol engine that produces 187bhp, provided with either a six-speed manual transmission or a five-speed manual transmission. In keeping pace with the times, the interiors have undergone a revamping too.
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  • Review: BMW 530d M
    car&bike Team | Sep 19, 2015
    Review: BMW 530d M
    There is now a new racier and sportier 5 Series, the BMW 530d M. The M stands for the M Sport package. The 530d is powered by a 2993cc, 6-cylinder diesel engine that generates an impressive 255bhp, a sure shot performer. The interiors too have undergone many changes. Priced at Rs 57.90 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi), this beast, with its promising performance is a great car on offer.
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  • Review: BMW X5
    car&bike Team | Sep 19, 2015
    Review: BMW X5
    After its international launch in 1999, the BMW X5 is now all set to enter the Indian market. BMW has given the X5 a huge makeover, both interior and exterior, before launching it here. The X5 comes with two engine options: the petrol 4.4-litre V8 and the 3.0-litre straight six diesel. The 8-speed automatic gearbox works like a charm. The new X5 is undoubtedly a car to look forward to!
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  • Review: BMW Z4
    car&bike Team | Sep 19, 2015
    Review: BMW Z4
    BMW Z4 has undergone a facelift. The new Z4 comes with restyled bumpers, new chrome gills within the front flanks, a new alloy wheel design, and a new grille and headlamp design. Though the new Z4, priced at Rs 69.9 lakh, hasn't undergone any serious facelift the car has all the positives of the old Z4, which has always been a favourite of the buyers.
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  • Review: Volkswagen Vento TSI
    car&bike Team | Sep 19, 2015
    Review: Volkswagen Vento TSI
    The German car maker, Volkswagen, now has in store for you the Vento TSI. This car, with a 1.2-litre turbocharged petrol engine generating 103bhp and a torque of 175Nm, is a car for the ones living life on the fast lane. Priced at 9.99 lakhs (ex-showroom Delhi), the car hasn't gone through any changes to the exterior or interiors or even the ride quality. Nevertheless, Vento TSI is the best version of it in offer.
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  • Review: Honda City Diesel
    car&bike Team | Sep 19, 2015
    Review: Honda City Diesel
    Honda has launched the diesel variant of its most successful car, the City. The new City has a .5 litre i-DTEC diesel engine, with a 6-speed manual gearbox that generates 99bhp@3,600rpm and generates a torque of 200Nm. The inside too has undergone a complete makeover. The new City is definitely Honda's way of making its versatility known.
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  • Review: Jeep Grand Cherokee
    car&bike Team | Sep 19, 2015
    Review: Jeep Grand Cherokee
    Jeep Grand Cherokee bowls you out with its good looks. Assisted by a 240bhp, 3.0-litre diesel engine mated to a ZF 8-speed automatic gearbox it coasts smooth ahead of every other car on the road. Added to the list of impressive features are the off-road systems, multi-purpose touch screen system and tyre tronics.
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