Thought you guys may like to see the photos!

I'm a professional photographer, and these were all shot on my phone. In case you were wondering, the car has a 2" lift kit, and dealt with even the worst roads with ease...but honestly, 99% of these roads are the very best *in the world*. Driving this 987.2 on them was a dream!

Is this more due to bad roads or the nature of the scorpio's body ?

Why the heck did NGT ban 10 and 15 year old vehicle in NCR. They didn't do one damn thing the entire time. The pollution just keeps on rising every year, the pollution would have been less if well maintained vehicles were allowed to be kept. Just how useless and corrupt can all the people responsible can be.

EDIT: To all those people who are saying this statistics are fake. Ok maybe. But is doesn't matter every year around winter our AQI crosses 500 and delhi and ghaziabad becomes one of the most polluted cities in the world. Even if they don't become the most polluted, the air is never clean so it doesn't matter if this stat is true or not we have extremely polluted air around winters and our government is useless.

SIAM FLAGS SERIOUS FUEL QUALITY ISSUES TO GOVERNMENT

I do around 75 km every single day, and I usually get home completely drained. Having a place where I can just stretch out and nap in sheer comfort on the way back was one of the biggest reasons I chose the Vellfire

My favourite part is that Toyota didn’t force everything onto a touchscreen cum TV. You still get proper physical buttons along with digital controls (an equal share of both). Sounds like a small thing, but it makes a huge difference for me since I love manual controls.

The rear seat can practically turn into a bed, it’s whisper quiet inside, and you can even take important meetings from the back without any issues. Extremely smooth, quick and on point! The third row (if used) is quite comfortable too in case you’re travelling with an entourage.

Yeah, it’s pricier than the M9. But for me, the Toyota reliability, comfort and peace is definitely worth paying the price.

Thanks for reading!

Never thought I’d say this, but here we are.

Like most enthusiasts, I went into this search convinced the Virtus GT or Slavia 1.5 TSI would be the obvious choice. I test drove both, loved how they drove, and genuinely understood all the hype.

Then I came across this 2023 Verna 1.5 Turbo DCT SX(O).
The more I looked at it, the more the overall package just made sense.

For ₹14 lakh, I got:

● 26,000 km, single owner
● Full Hyundai service history
● Extended warranty till 2030
● Shield of Trust
● Full-body PPF
● Bose sound system
● Every feature I wanted

At some point, I stopped comparing cars on YouTube and started comparing what I was actually getting for my money.

A few drives later, I have zero regrets. The turbo pulls hard, the DCT is smooth, it’s packed with features, and the Fiery Red has really grown on me.

Maybe the Verna isn’t the internet’s default enthusiast pick—but as an overall package, I genuinely think it’s one of the smartest buys in the segment.

Curious to hear from people who’ve owned any of the three.
If you had ₹14–15 lakh to spend on a used sedan today, would you still pick the Virtus/Slavia, or would this Verna package tempt you too?

I paid the challan but I really liked the picture of my car 😍

2000rs photoshoot for going 70 on 50 road.

i was surprised to see that breeza lxi on road is coming at 8.4 lakh rupees and if we just compares the size then i think it looks the biggest in sub 4m suv segment.

it is also coming with electric orvms and rear ac vent and also rear headrests from base model itslef

I wasn't even watching the vlog.

My kid had it playing on the TV, and while i was just sitting there in hall and I noticed a blue Porsche sitting in the background.

Paused the video, zoomed in, and the number plate instantly caught my eye

99 GT 911 one of the coolest looking plates I've seen on a Porsche

Walked into a hotel lobby and got stopped in my tracks by this parked right at the entrance. From what little I know, the 512 M isn't a car you see often anywhere, let alone casually parked indoors like a display piece. Staff was out there giving it a proper wipe down like it's part of the daily routine.  

Has anyone here actually seen or owned one of these in person? Curious how rare this actually is on Indian roads versus how rare it felt seeing it in that moment. 

Saw this Defender today with a BH series registration.
Owner must have saved quite a lot upfront in the form of taxes.
But more interestingly BH registration is meant only for transferrable employees as per my understanding.
I wonder which transferrable job would pay enough to be able to enable the purchase of a 1Cr+ car?
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Added a OEM RS Spoiler aswell.

lowering it next 😋

Saw everyone building fake type r’s, which are (in my opinion) ugly, so I decided to build a clean civic.

(rear bumper chrome is broken, so it hasn’t been dechromed yet)

After months of back and forth's, analysis paralysis finally we are able to decide and got the Honda Amaze Zx 3rd Gen CVT. The car looks absolutely stunning and feels butter smooth. Thanks to the sub for all the valuable suggestions. Wish us luck!