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A feature that was once exclusive to luxury cars has made its way into mass-market models. Here’s a list of the 10 most affordable cars that come with paddle shifters

Apart from a partnership between new giant industries, this week also saw the price revisions of some models

All Honda cars manufactured after January 1, 2009, are e20 fuel compatible

The new prices of the Honda Amaze range from Rs 8.10 lakh to Rs 11.20 lakh (ex-showroom, pan-India)

Kia unveiled its all new sub-4m offering in India, while Toyota launched the new-generation Camry on our shores this December

The 3rd-generation Honda Amaze perfectly balances comfort and performance, while offering best-in-segment safety features

Honda recalled more than 90,000 units of its old models in 2024, which was the most for any mass-market carmaker in India

The third-generation Honda Amaze was introduced recently, with prices starting from Rs 8 lakh (introductory, ex-showroom pan-India)

The new Honda Amaze retains its familiar four-cylinder engine, while the Maruti Dzire has undergone a significant update by introducing a new 1.2-litre three-cylinder engine

The Honda Amaze has undergone two generational updates since its inception in 2013

The third-generation Honda Amaze is available in three broad variants: V, VX, and ZX

The new Amaze is the first (and only) subcompact sedan in India to get ADAS features. We take a look at how this safety tech performs in the real world

Most models on the list offer a powertrain choice delivering over 20 kmpl, but a couple of Marutis deliver over 30 kmpl, although with a catch

Both the Amaze V and Dzire VXi are equally equipped, but the Amaze offers more boot space, while the Dzire has a more efficient engine

In addition to an entry-level sedan and an electric MPV, multiple SUVs received the safety upgrade of ADAS in 2024