Comparison Tests

In India 1.2-litre engines rule the petrol hatchback roost. But what about the odd guy who wants something other than the run of the mill? Here are four hatchbacks that the odd guy defi nitely needs to check out….

Changing Priorities With travel distances going up, diesel is becoming the preferred fuel, especially in the C-segment. And now there’s another option in the form of the SX4 diesel. But, how good is it?

A new challenger. Maruti has been ruling the entry level sedan roost with the Dzire, while Mahindra's Logan  and Hyundai's Accent have been doing reasonably well too. But, a new Toyota has been drawing the crowds  lately. So, is the Etios really better? We find out.

Forward on fours. The Fortuner might hither to have been the default choice for those looking for a serious 4WD vehicle. But, can the Santa Fe change that? AUTO BILD INDIA tests the two back to back to find out.

The soft-roaders. The Skoda Yeti is the newest fi ve-seater compact SUV to enter India. So will it earn the right of way over the CR-V and the Outlander? We find out.

There's a new diesel hatchback in the market, the Nissan Micra. Naturally, we had to find out how it fares against its rivals. So we pit the diesel Micra against its arch rivals – the Polo and the Swift

AUTO BILD INDIA pits the Volkswagen Vento automatic against the Honda City automatic
in a bid to find out which is the better of the two vehicles

The Hyundai i10 and the Skoda Fabia have just been launched in refreshed avatars. It’s a perfect time then to re-look at the new generation 1.2-litre hatchback standings according to AUTO BILD INDIA

For a young well-to-do person looking for a compact luxury SUV, the Audi Q5 is currently the default choice. But, could the young new Volvo XC60 change that? Let's find out...

These are family sedans that place the driver fi rst, courtesy their engine performances. But, which is more enjoyable? And, is being enjoyable enough to win the family sedan crown?