Diesel pickups are rugged, powerful, and built to last, enduring hundreds of thousands of miles. Here are 10 dependable ...

The government made a fresh announcement on the petrol and diesel car ban in January this year. It's committed to no new petrol and diesel cars being sold by 2030. And by 2035 all new cars and vans ...

Although diesel cars have been losing popularity among governments and consumers over time, they are still a viable choice for many drivers, especially those who regularly travel long distances.

A car is an expensive purchase, but choosing the right lender can save you thousands of dollars in interest charges and fees. Plus, you want your car shopping experience to be easy and transparent ...

“Diesel” and “sports car” are not words very frequently found in the same sentence. As diesel rapidly disappears from the automotive market altogether, being confined almost exclusively to ...

If you have off-street parking and a home charger, you'll have access to the cheapest rates and will save a considerable amount of money compared with refuelling a petrol or diesel car. If you don’t ...

When it comes to choosing a reliable used car, don't use conjecture and reputation—depend on data. The auto industry analysts at J.D. Power have exactly that, compiling their findings in their ...

In 2025, there are 29 Diesel cars under 20 Lakh available in India. Some of the popular Diesel cars under 20 Lakh are Kia Syros, Mahindra XUV700, Hyundai Creta, Mahindra Scorpio N, Tata Nexon.

You’re searching through the classified ads, and you come across a car you like. But in the listing, it states the car is ‘Cat S’ or ‘Cat N’. What does that mean exactly, and why is it important? In ...

It’s not easy navigating the complex and ever-growing world of car seats. And while it’s reassuring to know that all car seats sold in the United States are required to meet the same rigorous ...

Interestingly, diesel has been the preferred fuel choice among the buyers of this Mahindra SUV despite stricter emission norms and the government’s 10-year rule for diesel vehicles in the Delhi-NCR.