Page 3 - Diesel Cars

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.

Living with the Mahindra XUV700

If you thought the earlier Evoque looked good, then set your eyes on the new Range Rover Evoque. We tell you all there is to know..

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

We have extensively tested and driven three of the most popular family cars in the Indian market right now. So which one takes home the win?

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

The automaker has slashed the prices of luxury SUV by up to Rs. 6.40 lakh

The model recently received a MY24 update.

Can be had in both petrol and diesel guises

Kia Motors has updated the Seltos line-up in India. Primarily, the carmaker has added an array of new features for the HTK and HTK+ variants, while also updating the entry-level HTE trim with five new colour options. Here are the top five changes on the 2024 Kia Seltos.