I don't care about the Scorpio frankly, to me it looks like a heavily made up grandmother in a mini skirt. But look at what this guy has done! Kishan Lohiya is based somewhere in India, and he has totally redesigned the Scorpio. It positively looks evil! Wide track, Super Swamper tyres airlifted from US, a winch, new lights.. The custom Scorpio is just too shocking to look at! Join discussion...

Dilip Chhabria is widely respected for the unique designs his company, DC Design churns out. Similarly, in some circles, he is reviled too - his designs are too corny, feel some. However, when called for, he produce some amazing work like the concept prototyping he did for Aston Martin. Now he plans to set up his own school of auto design for India to spread the good work. Let's see. Join discussion...

Pininfarina said the move "confirms the international vocation of our design" and "attests the great attention Pininfarina pays to the emerging Indian market." Sonalika Group recently launched the Rhino - a Qualis lookalike. Nobody thinks Sonalika can make it real big, but the involvement of Pininfarina in India is interesting. Always good to see a small carmaker do such stuff. Way to go, Sonalika! Join discussion...

AHMEDABAD: A Kamasutra posture on wheels? Yes, it looks like Vatsyayan re-invented, with the ancient Indian treatise on love-making inspiring a student of the National Institute of Design (NID) to design a car. Join discussion...

The new drift with the Indian carmakers are giving a makeover to their long running horses once in an epoch of time. This time the makeover is going to carry by the Hyundai’s unbeaten sedan Verna. Ever since the launch back in 2005, new variants of the Verna have not been in lack but the company is yet to give it a proper facelift. After the Fiesta and the SX4, now it is the turn of Hyundai Verna to go for a Makeover. However, its universal tag is Accent but for us it is Verna so that Hyundai can keep selling the old Accent in India as well. Join discussion...

This post would help buyers know a little more about cars. It talks about the popular types of cars in India and worldwide. Take a look at the various hatchbacks, saloons (sedans) and estate cars (station wagons) available in India and find out which category does Maruti Swift Dzire fall in. Join discussion...

Unlike the west, sun roofs are still considered to be a premium feature by Indian consumers. However it has gradually trickled down from the high end marquees to the top end variants of lower end cars. Here is an update on the latest in sun roofs. Join discussion...

Information and news have been released that Honda will be showcasing the all new Honda City in Thailand by August 2008. Honda has aggressive plans for the coming years. Honda will be launching the new Honda Accord by the end of May 2008 (this month), and by 2010, they plan to launch a small car that would meet Indian demands and quality. Join discussion...

Maruti has metamorphosed from a company manufacturing cars with conventional designs to a company churning out stylish and sporty models. All Maruti cars since Swift bear a new, sporty DNA. Swift’s success has not only brought new customers but also changed the way Maruti is perceived. DZire is the second sedan in 10 months from Maruti, which is known as predominantly a maker of small cars. That is much more than what the companies known as makers of big cars do. Join discussion...

Honda Motor Co Ltd has devised a multi-view camera system that displays clips from multiple wide-angle CCD cameras on the vehicle's navigation screen. This will help mitigate blind spots, support smooth parallel or garage parking and allow safe driving. Join discussion...