Category: Buying Tips

When you buy a new car, one of the first things you worry about is keeping it looking new for as long as possible. In a country like India, where road conditions vary drastically and small scratches or chips can happen anytime—whether from flying stones, tight parking spots, or just curious kids brushing by the […]

Buying a used car in India makes a lot of sense, especially with how expensive new cars have become. Whether you are looking for a budget hatchback, a reliable sedan, or a rugged SUV, the second-hand market offers plenty of options. But with so many choices, it is easy to make a mistake and end […]

When you look at your car’s tyre sidewall, you will see a mix of letters and numbers like 195/65 R15 91H. That last letter – in this case, H – is your tyre’s speed rating. But what does it actually mean? Let me explain in this detailed guide. What is a Tyre Speed Rating? The […]

INdian government planned to blend 20% ethanol into petrol by 2030, it has already achieved this five years early. Starting April 1, 2025, E20 petrol (petrol with 20% ethanol) will be available across all petrol pumps in India. Now the government is planning the next step: E30 petrol, which will have 30% ethanol. This sounds […]

Tyre pressure is very important for your vehicle’s safety and performance. In India, summer heat can go above 45°C in many cities. This high temperature can change your tyre pressure and affect how your car or bike runs. In this article, we will explain everything you need to know about maintaining tyre pressure in Indian […]

In a country like India, where summer temperatures can reach up to 50°C, taking care of your car becomes more important than ever. Hot weather can cause serious damage to your vehicle if it is not maintained properly. Whether you drive daily or occasionally, you should follow some simple steps to keep your car running […]

Road safety is very important, and following traffic rules is everyone’s responsibility. In India, many road accidents happen every day because people do not follow rules. Simple mistakes like not wearing a helmet or using a phone while driving can cause serious accidents. To control such cases and make roads safer, the Indian government has […]