Cars India

[...] the Honda City is perhaps the oldest and most trusted brand. The Honda City has been one of the leading sedans of the country for the past 10 years or so, since its launch [...]

[...] Honda is one of the largest automobile makers in the country and it is not without reason. The Honda City is perhaps the most popular sedan in the country in the Rs 9 to Rs 10 lakhs budget. The latest [...]

[...] also gone up which is why they can afford cars. A lot of people nowadays are opting to buy 2nd hand cars over new cars. This gives them the freedom to jump a few segments to get their dream car within [...]

[...] have to. The only catch in this proposition is that you would have to settle for luxury 2nd hand cars in Delhi. Once a car has been driven out of its showroom, it suffers wear and tear and the price [...]

[...] hand vehicles including warranty and free service. There are large numbers of buyers of 2nd hand cars who are keeping the growth of the second hand car market ignited. The brand new cars market [...]

[...] . The resale value is very important nowadays because big share of car buyers are opting for 2nd hand cars. The best car companies that you can opt for have been listed below: 1.Maruti Suzuki Maruti [...]

[...] market although there is nothing wrong with the cars. The company is treating the Indian car market quite seriously and has launched many models in the sedan segment such as the Skoda [...]

[...] , Hyundai has come up with the Hyundai Eon. The car was specifically designed for the Indian car market, bearing in mind the demands of Indian car buyers. Launched in 2012, the car is doing [...]

[...] and a policy of free markets was adopted. Many automobile manufacturers entered the Indian car market which offered the Indian car consumers sleek vehicles which were also fuel efficient. Some [...]

[...] year, newer brands are entering the market. Some of the latest brands to have entered the Indian car market are Ssang Yong, Datsun, Nissan and Volkswagen. Most of these car brands belong to Germany, [...]

[...] withdrawn from production a long time ago. The current models that Fiat supplies to the Indian market are the Fiat Punto and Linea which are quite good and have sold a number of units. [...]

[...] and the Maruti Suzuki Swift Dzire. The Swift Dzire is one of the most popular sedans in the Indian market for its performance on road and compact design. The Dzire costs around Rs 6 lakhs to Rs 8 [...]

[...] the country such as Hindustan Motors, Fiat and Maruti Suzuki which made a late entry. When the Indian market was thrown open to foreign goods in 1991, there was a flurry of other companies who entered [...]

[...] Skoda cars are quite undervalued in the Indian market although there is nothing wrong with the cars. The company is treating the Indian car market [...]

[...] test drive a car before deciding to buy it. Choose a route which has a bit of the highway and city roads so that you know what it feels like driving the car on both routes. Also, check the papers of [...]

[...] the Maruti Swift or the used Maruti Ritz because these cars perform well on both highways and city roads. You would have to spend around Rs 4 to Rs 5 lakhs for buying a good quality premium hatchback [...]

[...] of the car. Make sure you take it out on a route that covers a bit of the highway and city roads as it would help you judge the true quality of the car. Upon firing up the ignition, listen for [...]

[...] once you have taken it for a test drive. Make sure you go for a long drive which covers both city roads and highways in order to assess the true performance of the car. When you turn the key in the [...]