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All-new Toyota Fortuner expected to be revealed by 2022: Report
Just days ago, the Indian carmarket saw (virtually) the launch of the second-generation of Toyota’s money-maker Fortuner in its updated…
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Next-gen Civic Type R to run on petrol. Fortunately.
In the late months of 2019, Japanese carmaker Honda made its plan public to offer either hybrid, or fully-electric variants…
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Škoda’s Vision IN Concept gets a name, and its called “Kushaq”
The production-spec version of the stunning Vision IN Concept from Škoda showcased at the Auto Expo 2020, is named Kushaq.…
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Jeep Reveals 2021 Grand Cherokee L With more Seats, more Looks, more Tech
The Jeep Grand Cherokee has been on the scene for quite some time now; the first-gen made its debut way…
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Toyota enters the EV race with its two-seater ‘mobility option’
2021, almost every other car-maker is either going hybrid or full-steam ahead with their fully-electric models. Toyota too, has joined…
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Tata Motors is bringing back the ‘Safari’, announces rename for Gravitas
January 2021 has surprisingly become the month of SUVs. After the launch of Toyota’s all-new Fortuner and Fortuner Legender, it’s…
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2021 Nissan X-Terra launched with an old name and new looks
Guess who’s not back? the Nissan Xterra, but guess who is? the Nissan X-Terra. Yes, there is a hyphen in…
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2021 Audi SQ5 Sportback Revealed for Europe with a TDI Engine
After introducing the Q5 Sportback back in September, Audi has finally revealed the more performance-oriented version of the popular coupe-SUV,…
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2021 Hyundai Mistra revealed at Guanghzou Auto Show
The second-generation Hyundai Mistra has just made its debut at the Guanghzou Auto Show, with some really head-turning looks. Now…
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2022 Subaru BRZ revealed, and the purist’s sportscar has been kept alive
The Subaru BRZ is one of the only cars keeping the old-school 2+2 sports car formula alive. So it’s no…
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