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In a big to bring the Punto back onto the hatchback buyer’s radar, Fiat’s launched the 90bhp Multijet diesel Grande Punto sport. The upgrades are purely cosmetic, the most obvious of which are the decals that run the length of the car and the hatch. There is also the contrasting colour of the side-view mirrors – they are black on ...

A typical mid-life-cycle update on a car usually involves a new grille, lights and bumpers, but as you can plainly see, this Cruze has none of these. What it does have though is a serious engine upgrade. It’s not that the Cruze was in dire need of one-the old car’s punchy, 148bhp 2.0-litre common-rail diesel could see off quite a few pe...

Hyunda i20 It’s easy to see why the first i20 was popular. When it was launched here in 2009, it was a fresh take on the large hatch and had almost everything buyers wanted – it was stylish, came with plenty of features and was spacious enough to almost justify its entry-level-saloon rivaling price. Fact is, i20 prices have always be...

MARUTI’S FAMILYPACK With people-movers getting more and more popular with families, Maruti crack open a new niche with its Swift-based Ertiga. We take a closer look at India’s first baby MPV. Maruti has the largest model range in India and that’s a problem. What does India’s biggest car company do next? It currently ...

What is it? The latest generation of Hyundai luxury saloon. Hyundai Launched the first Sonata in India way back in 2001 and the car really struck the right chord with luxury car buyers. It came loaded with a whole lot of kit, but more than anything else it was the car’s Jaguar-like looks that won it a sizeable fan following. But that was...