Road Test Reviews

Two unlikely options if you are looking to buy a family car under Rs 25 lakh. Different body styles, we admit, but the similarities are more than meets the eye.

You look at it once, and you know it’s not your average Defender. No, this is something madder. Something louder. Something that belongs in a Fast & Furious reboot — but the British version.

We have clocked close to 1500kms with the Tata Curvv Petrol Manual in a span of one week. And here’s everything that we liked and disliked about it.

Joining the car&bike garage, the Toyota Urban Cruiser Hyryder promises an experience of strong hybrid – its positives and negatives and why it’s a perfect transition before an all-EV future.

We drove the ultra-exclusive Mercedes-Maybach S 680 Night Series, a stealthy reimagination of opulence. With a twin-turbo V12, rose-gold detailing, and unmatched rear-seat comfort, the Night Series proves that the quietest form of power is also the most commanding.

When it comes to being the best car to be chauffeured in, the Vellfire poses a serious question in the face of the German luxo-barges. Is it a better car to be in if you are the most important person in the company?

Over its years of existence, the M5 has maintained an unpretentious appearance while packing firepower underneath. But now, this one is more Jekyll and Hyde than ever before.

The newest kid on the block, the Kia Syros, has got many things right. So, does it make a default buy in the lucrative sub-4 metre segment? Or there’s more to it than meets the eye?