Car Reviews

car&bike Team

Jan 10, 2014, 11:54 PM

Review: BMW 1 Series

BMW is here with its most affordable compact car - the 1 Series at Rs 20.6 lakhs. The vehicle sports 50:50 weight distributions, new suspension, a pair of four-cylinder engines with both petrol and diesel ones, impressive features accompany the 118d Sportline Plus variant like climate control, electric sports seats and auto xenon lamps.

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  car&bike Team | Sep 19, 2015

  Review: Volkswagen Polo TSI

  The new Polo uses a 1.2 litre TSI petrol engine adjoining a 7-speed DSG automatic gearbox, first of its kind in a hatchback.

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  car&bike Team | Sep 19, 2015

  Review: Nissan Terrano

  The Nissan Terrano taking cues from the Renault Duster but stands apart with redesigned bumpers and lights, a new grille and beige/black interiors. The engine is however similar to Duster.

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  car&bike Team | Sep 19, 2015

  Review: Mercedes B-Class Diesel

  Running on a 2143cc turbocharged diesel engine, it generates 107bhp power between 2200-4400rpm and 250Nm of torque - available in three modes Economy, Sport and Manual. It however lacks the perks of having a Parktronic, Navigation and Auto-climate control even though it retains most of the safety features.

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  car&bike Team | Sep 19, 2015

  Review: Nissan Micra

  The new Nissan Micra jazzes up the interiors with new features and embellishments. The exteriors too get a revamp with new front and rear-end designs. The vehicle makes use of a 1.5 litre diesel engine that spawns 64bhp power and 160Nm torque at 2000 rpm; and is fitted with a CVT transmission.

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  car&bike Team | Sep 19, 2015

  Review: Renault Scala AT

  Renault launches the automatic variant of its 1.5 litre, 98bhp Renault Scala. The only key change is that it is equipped with an automatic gearbox, which Renault calls the X-tronic.

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  car&bike Team | Sep 19, 2015

  Review: Toyota Camry Hybrid

  The hybrid variant delivers seamless power, to give you an evolved, efficient and a refined driving experience. Toyota has generously added features that make the car smooth, luxurious, and possibly affordable.

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  car&bike Team | Sep 19, 2015

  Review: Mercedes-Benz E-Class

  The E-Class have some 2000 new components, which include the likes of new 17-inch alloy-wheels, Artico leather front seats, a COMAND screen, safety features like - airbags, ASR, TC, ABS, PRESAFE, and many more. And is driven by a 2.0-litre turbocharged petrol engine generating 184bhp @ 5500rpm and 300Nm of torque @ 1200-4000 rpm.

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  car&bike Team | Sep 19, 2015

  Review: Mercedes-Benz S-Class

  Mercedes-Benz has done everything to keep their customers interested, from new cars to ramping up their entire line up, and this time they have done it to their most luxurious S-Class,priced at Rs 1.6 crore. S-Class, in its 6th generation now, has to further enhance its credibility as the best car in the world. The car which looks like a mammoth, weighs only 2200 kgs. The interiors of the car do not disappoint, it has all the luxurious features for a quiet, comfortable drive.

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