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Let us take a detailed look into the new Tucson and see what has been changed and what’s not.

Whether its the Venue or the EcoSport that offers more cabin space should you be looking for a spacious runabout for your family. Let's find out

So let us find out whether it's the well-established Creta in its newest-generation or the all-new johnny-come-lately Seltos that offers more space on the inside

The Toyota Innova Crysta is the undisputed king in the premium MPV segment with its spacious interiors, comfortable cabin and bulletproof reliability. Its a case study in itself. But, the introduction of the Kia Carnival has brought new meaning to space, comfort and luxury in the MPV segment. Now, although both aren't exactly direct rivals, both are designed to haul passengers and more so, in utmost comfort, while at it. So, let's take a quick look at which of these two offer better space and comfort for its occupants.

The Honda City has been one of the most spacious mid-size sedans in its segment, and the fifth-generation model offers even more interior room than the fourth-gen City. On the contrary, the Maruti Suzuki Ciaz is the only rival that could outclass the old City with the sheer interior space that it offers. But, with the arrival of the fifth-generation Honda City, it would be interesting to see how things stand between the arch nemeses. So, let's find it out.

Both these sub-four metre SUV make a compelling buy if you need a spacious city and highway runabout. But which amongst the two offer more space on the inside? Let’s find out.

Let us take a detailed look at what has changed in the new Redigo.

The Honda City was first introduced in India in 1998 and since then, this three-box sedan had predominantly been a petrol model. But things changed in 2014. With the growing demand for diesel cars, Honda introduced the fourth-gen City with an oil-burner too. While the world has been looking at alternative fuels lately, petrol and diesel models continue to hold importance and be the mainstay. As a result, the fifth-generation City is being offered in both options and conform to the latest BS6 norms. Our first drive review of the petrol manual and diesel manual variants of this All New City talks about the changes it gets inside out. And by now, one might have already gotten a fair idea and formed an opinion about its appearance and features. Since both the petrol and diesel models get exactly the same looks and equipment, we shall focus more on trying to answer an important question this time. One that makes a buyer contemplate before he finalises his decision - petrol or a diesel? We have our V-Box figures to help you analyse and make the right choice.

With two new cars in the C-segment, let us take a look at the cabin space on offer between both and see which one makes a viable choice.