Prakash Bishnoi
The Mahindra Bolero: India’s Beloved SUV That Refuses to Age
In the world of Indian automobiles, few names command as much respect as the Mahindra Bolero. This boxy, no-nonsense SUV has been plying Indian ...
Nissan Kicks: The Compact SUV That Packs a Punch
Are you tired of squeezing into small sedans but not quite ready to commit to a massive SUV? Enter the Nissan Kicks – the compact SUV ...
Toyota Yaris: The Sedan That Will Never Ghost You
In a world where cars seem to get bigger, fancier, and more complicated with each passing year, the Toyota Yaris sedan stands as a ...
MG Hector: The Mid-size SUV That’s Surprisingly British and Surprisingly Not
The MG Hector struts onto the Indian roads with all the confidence of someone who just learned a magic trick and can’t wait to ...
Hyundai Alcazar: The Family SUV That’s More Than Just Extra Seats
Hyundai Alcazar- Ever felt like your car shrinks whenever your in-laws announce they’re coming over? The Hyundai Alcazar might just be the answer to ...
Honda Amaze: The Compact Sedan That Packs a Punch
The Honda Amaze might sound like a Netflix series about a superhero with questionable powers, but it’s actually one of the most practical compact ...
The Skoda Octavia: Europe’s Favorite Mid-size Sedan That’s Turning Heads
Let’s talk about the Skoda Octavia. Not the flashiest car at the party, but definitely the one you’d want to take you home afterward. ...
The Maruti Suzuki Baleno: Not Your Grandma’s Hatchback
Maruti Suzuki Baleno – Have you ever wondered why half the cars on Indian roads seem to be Maruti Suzukis? Well, I have, and ...
Toyota: The Car Brand That Just Keeps Going (And Going… And Going…)
Ever wondered what would happen if reliability and boringness had a baby? Well, say hello to Toyota—the automotive equivalent of that super-dependable friend who ...
Maruti Suzuki: The Car That Won India’s Heart (and Wallet!)
Maruti Suzuki has been to Indian roads what butter is to bread — completely inseparable and making the whole experience smoother. Since its humble ...
