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"Boy, it'd be an all-time great… if it had a manual." This is the criticism that people level at the Alfa Romeo 4C. For as exotic, lightweight, and fun as this car is, unbridled automotive love and appreciation are stymied due to its distinct lack of a third pedal.
It finally happened. The tiny 28cc nitro-fueled V-8 Toyan engine we've been watching for years finally has a chassis to call home. There isn't a body yet, but that just means we can watch the engine in action as this radio-controlled car spins itself silly.
Set for an Australian debut in the second half of 2024, the refreshed GV70 medium SUV gets subtly updated styling with a new “double-layered” chrome banding in the G-Matrix Crest Grille and larger intakes in the lower bumper.
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Suzuki India is celebrating 25 years of the iconic Hayabusa with a special edition. The manufacturer has launched the Suzuki Hayabusa 25th Anniversary Celebration Edition in India, priced at Rs 17,70,000. It costs Rs 80,000 more than the standard Hayabusa which costs Rs 16,90,000 (both prices ex-showroom Delhi).
Suzuki Motorcycle India today launched the Suzuki Hayabusa 25th Anniversary Celebration Edition, priced at Rs 17.70 lakh (ex-showroom). Unveiled in 1998 at Intermot, Germany, as the Suzuki Hayabusa GSX1300R, the legendary motorcycle's sales started in 1999. Its production and sales in India commenced in 2016. The third-generation model, which is currently on sale, entered the market in 2021.
Countless superlatives have been written about the screaming V12s and V10s from the glory days of Formula 1. Those incredible engines could reach into our brains and turn the dopamine dial up to 11 with their high-revving orchestras. Now imagine owning a car that makes such a noise and driving it whenever you want. That's what 25 very lucky (and very rich) people will be able to do when they take delivery of theirGMA T.50S Niki Lauda, which just made its eardrum-shattering debut at Goodwood.
Hero MotoCorp today launched the Hero Xtreme 125R at a starting price of Rs 95,000 (ex-showroom). The new Xtreme 125R is expected to bolster the company's 125cc portfolio that also includes the Glamour, Super Splendor and Super Splendor Xtec.