Ameya chose cars over Shakespeare and has been in love with the Porsche 917, ever since he first laid his eyes on it. Cars are not just a mode of transport for him, but a passion, as can be seen in the way he talks about them. He believes - respect your car and the feeling will be reciprocated. He enjoys driving, which is probably a given, but its a stress buster, which is why he enjoys his job even more.
Global motorshows are all about products, thus becoming a platform for car manufacturers to show the world what they'll be getting to the market and what they're capable of producing. You might think that Paris is a far-off land and has no connection with India, but that's where you're wrong. India is a big market for these European players and there were a few cars that will make it to Indian shores and here's a list of them all.
We've but wondering what Volkswagen India is upto and apart from their recent facelifts - the Polo and Vento- in particular, the German car manufacturer did'nt have much to its name. However, when it launched the DSG autobox in their 1.5-litre diesel Vento, a few of us scratched our beards and wondered if there were more suprises in stored.
Aston Martin released a new set of official images of the exclusive Lagonda sedan. We've already seen the car from the outside but this is the first instance when Aston Martin has given us a peek into the inside of the car.
Mahindra Two Wheelers today launched their global scooter in the 110cc category - the Gusto. The company said that the Gusto will come at an introductory price of Rs. 43,000 (ex-showroom Delhi)
McLaren is introducing its first ever regionally-tailored model, the 625C (Club) exclusively for the Asian market. Yes, it is a slightly less powerful not to forget, cheaper version of the 650S and will be offered in both the coupe and the spider versions.
Mercedes-Benz has officially unveiled the all-new C63 AMG which is all set to make its debut at the Paris Motor Show. The company said that the sedan and estate will be offered in C63 AMG and C63 AMG S versions with power coming from a newly developed V8 4.0-liter twin-turbo engine.
General Motors India has refreshed the Chevrolet Sail U-VA hatchback and sedan. The company has launched the hatchback at a starting price of Rs 4.41 lakh and the Sail sedan is priced starting at Rs 5.19 lakh (both prices ex-showroom, Delhi).
Mercedes-Benz has released fresh details and images about a brand new truck which gives us a peek into what trucks will be in the year 2025. Once the engine is started, the LEDs begin to illuminate the front mask and headlights while changing directions will enable an orange flashing pattern to warn traffic participants about the truck's intentions.
Audi has unveiled the 2015 TT & TT S Roadster, which follows the footsteps of the Coupe. The Roadster adopts a sportier exterior and a power folding fabric roof that is available in black, titanium gray or jive.
Nissan is celebrating 30 years of its in-house racing division. NISMO, a contraction of NIssan MOtorpsorts, was founded in September, 1984 in Omori, Tokyo and since then has been churning out cars that we stand in awe of.
Hyundai has released the first teaser image of a 708bhp Sonata which will debut at SEMA on 4 November, 2014. The monstrous Sonata has been jointly-developed with Bisimoto Engineering.
Chevrolet India too does not want to stay behind in this race to give customers something new this festive season and the company is all set to launch the facelift of the Sail U-VA and Sail sedan on the 24th of September.
Honda has officially unveiled the 2015 CR-V. There are many minor changes made to the car which makes it a tempting offering. The first CR-V was introduced in the mid 90's internationally; it was an instant hit when it came to India despite the fact it was only available in petrol, the SUV was 'the' car to own.
At the launch of the Polo facelift, Volkswagen India said that the changes made to the regular one will brush-off on the go-faster GT version and also the CrossPolo. We wonder why it took VW a month to bring the cars out but well, here they are - the evil twins - the GT TSI and the TDI.
Automobili Lamborghini has launched the all-new Huracan in India and has priced it at Rs.3.43 crore. The Huracan LP 610-4 is the replacement for the Gallardo and has already attracted around 1000 buyers worldwide in just two months. Lamborghini brings the car to India now to add on to these sales figures.
Lewis Hamilton set the fastest time of FP2 for the Singapore Grand Prix as Fernando Alonso kept Ferrari near the top. Hamilton set a 1:47.490 to beat Alonso by 0.133s. Nico Rosberg aborted the start of his flying lap and could only end the session in 12th place.
Ferrari finally had something to smile about as Fernando Alonso set the fastest time of the first practice session at the Singapore Grand Prix as he beat the two Mercedes drivers. The top three were closely matched with Alonso setting the mark with a 1:49.056.
Peugeot has unveiled the Quartz hybrid crossover concept ahead of a public exhibition set for early next month at the Paris Motor Show. The Quartz concept gives us a peek into the future SUVs that will make its way out of the Peugeot stable.
Volvo has revealed the sporty R-Design version of the XC90 SUV. The model features a more aggressive look, thanks to the full aerodynamic body kit that includes modified front and rear bumpers, bigger alloy wheels with lightly altered wheel arches, twin exhausts, silver roof rails and matte silver side mirrors.
Lamborghini has announced plans to introduce a mysterious new model at the Paris Motor Show. The company has refrained from giving out any details and does not say much about the car except, 'Once perfection is achieved, you can just double it.'
