One should dream big, they say. Imagine you get super rich one day or you become a millionaire/billionaire over the course of time (you never know). Even if that doesn't happen, you can still dream. So here are 10 luxury cars that should be on your bucket list. To keep this list practical, we’ve decided to include only those cars that you can buy in India. Here you go:

With the BS6 emission norms in effect, some models have lost out on their diesel counterparts and now are a petrol-only offering. Below is a list of the top 10 petrol hatchbacks based on their engines, convenience and features on offer. The list includes the names of some of the most popular models such as the Maruti WagonR and Swift among others.

The current trend of SUVs does not seem to be slowing anytime soon. However, the demand for a sedan body type still remains, especially in the compact segment. The sedan segment has temporarily lost a few iconic names in the transition to be BS6 compliant like the Toyota Corolla Altis and Skoda Octavia. But there are still plenty of sedans of all shapes and sizes on sale and here our top 10 picks:

Indians love SUVs. It might have been considered a fad initially, but one look at the numbers and it appears the trend is here to stay. Naturally, manufacturers are focusing on adding SUVs to their portfolios and buyers are quick to lap them up 

In fact, despite the recent slowdown in the auto sector, at least three to four SUVs have always made it to the list of top-selling vehicles in India. That’s no small feat considering the other top cars are mostly budget hatchbacks. So, if you’re planning on bringing home a compact SUV, here are 10 cars under Rs 20 lakh worth considering:

While women buyers these days are putting their money on anything from a Maruti Alto to a Mercedes E-Class, mass-market offerings still command the highest sales, given the general income levels in our country. So, if you are looking for the best cars available for women in India, this top 5 list should help narrow down the search.

Ride quality is an important aspect to consider while buying a car in the remote regions of India. Although our metro cities are better off, there still are enough potholes and speed breakers to take you by surprise. And when that happens, you need to be prepared. Prepared with a nice and cushy suspension setup that can not only absorb those bumps, but also settles quickly afterwards to offer a planted ride. Luckily, a few budget cars offer the right kind of balance. Below is a list of five cars (price low to high) which you should consider buying if ride comfort is on top of your list.

The upcoming BS6 norms mean that diesel cars are going to get expensive. This is because they require more expensive additions than petrol cars to make them BS6 compliant. The difference between the two can easily stretch over Rs 1 lakh! 

It is not all gloomy though. Here’s a look at diesel cars that are BS6 compliant but are still priced below the Rs 10 lakh mark:

Although fuel efficiency is no longer the main criteria for most car buyers in the country, it is still an important factor while picking a vehicle. The importance of fuel efficiency becomes even more relevant when shopping in the sub-Rs 10 lakh price bracket as buyers in this segment are not really keen about splurging on fuel. So, we have compiled a list of 5 petrol cars under Rs 10 lakh (ex-showroom) that deliver the best fuel efficiency.

Although fuel efficiency is no longer the main criteria for most car buyers in the country, it is still an important factor while picking a vehicle. The importance of fuel efficiency becomes even more relevant when shopping in the sub-Rs 10 lakh price bracket as buyers in this segment are not really keen about splurging on fuel. So, we have compiled a list of 5 diesel cars under Rs 10 lakh (ex-showroom) that deliver the best fuel efficiency.

India’s transition to electric mobility is about to get a boost with these new electric cars set to start arriving at showrooms near you. These EVs will be priced in various ranges starting from around Rs 10 lakh, going way beyond the Rs 1 Crore mark. Without further ado, we give you a fair idea of what they are expected to offer and how much they are likely to cost?

While a lot of cars in the market fulfil the above-mentioned criteria, we have listed down the seven best cars for the elderly under Rs 10 lakh. The cars mentioned below are affordable, easy-to-drive, park and manoeuvre in the city. They also get essential safety features as standard for stress-free driving. Additionally, all of them have an automatic transmission option, which should make driving in the city a relatively stress-free affair. 

Below, we have shortlisted the seven most valued cars that you can buy under Rs 8 lakh. One or two variants of these cars go above the indicated price but the majority of them stays within the range. 

Premium car makers are present by the dozen in India today and sometimes it can be a little confusing to pick the right option for yourself. We have compiled a list of cars that will give you a great backseat experience in the Rs 25 lakh - Rs 50 lakh (ex-showroom) price bracket.

While SUVs continue to be the trend in the passenger vehicle space, most of these don’t offer much more than a higher riding position, road presence and increased ground clearance. In the sub-Rs 20 lakh sub-compact, compact and midsize SUV segment in India, there are more than 10 models to choose from with more on the way. Among the key attractions for each, their pricing is a big part of their mass market appeal. However, there are but a handful of choices when it comes to buying an ‘affordable’ SUV that has the most defining characteristic of a Sports Utility Vehicle - AWD or 4WD.

In case you are looking to get yourself an SUV with AWD or 4WD for less than Rs 20 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi), these are your best options:

In India, you can never be sure when you’ll encounter a rough patch of road or a series of potholes. That’s why a rising number of buyers demand cars with higher ground clearance. Not only are you seated higher up having a commanding view of the road but your chances of scraping the car’s underbelly are also reduced. While conventional SUVs do offer good ground clearance their plus size usually puts them at a disadvantage within the city perimeter. So if you are looking for a city friendly SUV with nice ground clearance, here’s what you should be looking out for.