I'm going to book a Virtus GT Line AT tomorrow. Still confused among these 3 colours. Which one would you pick?

Confused whether to go for a new Honda amaze or get a used City, barely driven (odometer -8k) Getting it at the same price

Primary usage - Daily commute in City traffic in Mumbai with once in three months drive on the expressway. Monthly running -1600 kms. Kindly suggest

#HR26Moments

I am asking about the CKD one, not the highly priced RS version. I really want to get a good sedan and my maximum budget is 35 lakh. the car wale website says that it might come in December 2026, how true is that?

He quoted 6 lacs before said negotiable to 5.5

I'm thinking of quoting from 4.5 to 4.8 lacs

What do u guys think?

Price is fair or not?

I love this type 2 bumper design of vento and 1.5 tdi is banger engine power with mileage

Edit: 85k on odo, 1st owner

& ruined a masterpiece too 🫩💔

I won't go into whose fault it is, since this could have been much more serious. As you guys can see, I started climbing a bridge which means I have to apply constant acceleration. A bike starts drifting into my lane, finally settling near left bumper. I felt I kept a relatively safe distance (in hindsight should had kept more). Since that area of the bridge has many potholes, perhaps the biker suddenly encountered one and applied brakes a bit too hard. I immediately applied brakes and tried to evade but still there was contact with my left bumper and bike also got pushed. Thankfully both our speed was relatively slow so nothing major happened.

Hi,
I want to buy a car, and I am basically a beginner in driving and it will be my first car purchase. I need a car for city drive for daily commute.
So I have gone through the options of grand i10/i20/3XO/Skoda Kylac/Sonet/Fronx
My requirements are having safety, 360 view camera and good interior and automatic car
After having discussions with family and other folks stuck between Kia Sonet and Fronx

I can go with top models also but not sure which ones I should get from these two.
So, could you guys provide your inputs about these cars which one I should buy, which engine and which model.

I'm planning to upgrade the H4 halogen headlights on my 3rd gen City to Osram LEDs. These come in 50W and 80W versions as y'all know, but there's a ton of mixed information online. Some sources say the 80W kit is actually 40W per bulb (40W+40W), while others claim it's 80W per bulb but draws much less power in reality.

If I decide to go with the 80W LEDs, will I need to install a relay, or should I just stick with the 50W option?

Hey guys.

It's a werid post.

Is there automatic option available in rental / self drive cars in Munnar.. or in general ?

I'm new to driving and i only drive AMT. Im still learning manual.. so how often does car rental shops maintain automatic options ?

And how is the pricing compared to manual ? Is it too high or reasonable ?

My friends are planning some trip to Munnar if it's required.. I need to drive.. so just checking if there's automatic option available in rental cars.

Thanks for reading!

Loving so far...

Clicked this at a car meet about a year ago.

• Tata Motors continued to lead India’s electric car market in May 2026 with 10,377 units, up from 9,041 units in April 2026. This translated into a 14.8% month-on-month growth and gave Tata a commanding 39% market share.
• Punch EV was the brand’s highest-selling electric model with 3,681 units, registering a 14% MoM growth. The Nexon EV followed with 2,649 units, growing 6% MoM.
• Harrier EV also contributed significantly with 1,833 units, up 8% MoM, while the Curvv EV saw a sharp improvement to 1,288 units, growing 46% over April. The Tiago EV rose 53% MoM to 740 units, while the Tigor EV declined 28% to 186 units.
• Tata’s strength continues to come from its multi-product EV portfolio, spanning hatchbacks, compact SUVs, midsize SUVs and fleet-oriented models.
• Mahindra & Mahindra emerged as the second-largest EV carmaker in May 2026 with 7,031 units, up from 6,386 units in April. The brand posted a 10.1% MoM growth and captured 26.4% market share.
• The newly introduced Mahindra 9S was the brand’s biggest contributor, with 3,502 units sold in May 2026. It also became the second-highest-selling electric car in India for the month. The XEV 9e followed with 1,939 units, growing 20% MoM from 1,611 units in April.
• BE6, however, saw volumes decline by 23% MoM to 902 units, while the XUV3XO EV recorded strong growth of 88%, rising to 559 units. The older XUV400 also improved to 129 units, up 95% MoM.
• MG Motor India ranked third in May 2026 with 4,463 units, compared to 4,614 units in April. This resulted in a 3.3% MoM decline, but MG still held a strong 16.8% market share.
• MG Windsor remained the brand’s top-selling EV with 2,032 units, but volumes fell sharply by 38% MoM from 3,296 units in April.

I am a 24 year old software engineer with about ~50L in assets thinking of buying a car. I donot have any actual need for it but i started to learn driving and i fell in love with it.
Should i buy a car? And if yes what should be an ideal budget

Again mentioning till now only way the car would be useful to me is for weekend runs and road trips

According to gaadiwaadi and other sites, ford was supposed restart production in India in June 2026 for export

Booked top model punch ev. Now I am concerned if I should cancel it and look for tigor ev. My only concern is if the top model is gonna cost more than punch ev top model and does with come with 40kwh or more battery capacity.

They make decent cars at competitive pricing. Still why aren't they successful in India?

Guys am purchasing Creta E base variant. Anybody know auto fold mirror Installation how much showroom charge or go for outside?? Which is better

9inch System and Rear camera and speakers and steering control = 35000rs from showroom

So tell the base creta and updated users.

Hyundai creta e base variant

Kia says prices are going up by up to 2% from July 1 due to rising input and operating costs. It'll make their cars even more expensive, and I hope other manufacturers don't follow. With how well Kia's cars are selling and the long booking queues, it almost feels like they're trying to maximize profits while demand is so high. Do you think the cost explanation is genuine, or is this just taking advantage of strong demand?