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We have driven and tested two very important MPVs along with a bunch of SUV/crossovers from this year so far and here’s our list of top six that we prefer for various reasons.

I'm smitten by pickup trucks and their versatility. So, there's no second guessing what I chose when the Toyota Hilux made it to the line-up of the fourth edition of CarWale's annual off-road day. In fact, it was the only massive pickup amongst SUVs here. To cope with the bulk, it has a 2.8-litre turbo diesel engine producing 200bhp and 500Nm of torque. All this power is routed through a six-speed torque converter automatic to the four-wheel-drive system. The latter gets High (H4) and Low (L4) range paired with electronic 2WD/4WD control. Despite the length, it has good approach (29.22degree) and departure (26.36degree) angles and runs on stock Bridgestone tyres (265/60 R18). Let's see how it performed.

We got a chance to get up close and personal with the M340i souped-up in the M Performance parts. So let us look at its finer details.

With the Trailhawk version, you get upgrades – both visual and mechanical – that let you and the world around know that you are no ordinary chevalier.

To celebrate what we have left, we gather a bunch of true-blue 4x4s every year and give them hell!

Jeep recently reintroduced the Compass Night Eagle Edition slotting it between the Longitude and Limited variants of the SUV. Here are the top three changes to the SUV.

Diesel-powered Toyota cars have reported irregularities during certification tests.

Can be had in both petrol and diesel powertrain options

Volvo Car India has announced an increase in price of some car models which will be effective from November 25, 2022. The latest price revision comes in the light of rising input cost pressures.

Cosmetic updates both inside and outside. Mechanically it remains unchanged,