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    Car News That Mattered: Tata JTP Twins, MG Hector Plus, Honda City vs Rivals, Mahindra Thar Diesel Automatic

    Honda really hyped up the long-dormant sedan segment by revealing details of the forthcoming City

    Dhruv Attri
    Dhruv Attri
    Published On Jun 21, 2020 09:00 IST
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    Tata JTP Twins Discontinued: Tata’s budget performance wing, the JTP, has been dissolved which means an end to the Tiago and Tigor JTP. But why did Tata take such a drastic step for a sub-brand that was less than two years old? What happens to the existing owners? All the answers here

    First MG Hector Plus Rolls Out; Launching Soon!

    MG Hector Plus: If you’ve wanted the MG Hector Plus, here’s some good news. The first one has already rolled out of the manufacturer’s Halol facility and some might have even been dispatched to dealers. When is it going to launch and how much premium can you expect to pay for it?

    Spec Comparison: New 2020 Honda City vs Hyundai Verna vs Maruti Ciaz vs Skoda Rapid vs Volkswagen Vento vs Toyota Yaris

    Honda City vs Rivals: It was imperative to put the fifth-gen Honda City against its rivals as soon as the official details came out and that’s exactly what we’ve done comparing it with the rivals on basis of its specifications. Here’s which compact sedan comes out on top

    2020 Mahindra Thar Diesel Automatic Spied For The First Time!

    Mahindra Thar Diesel Automatic: The last-gen Mahindra Thar was going agricultural in terms of its functioning which kept a lot of buyers away. However, Mahindra is going to fix that with the forthcoming generation model that has been spotted with the thrum of a diesel engine and an automatic gear stick in the cabin. This is what it looks like

    Battle Of Its Own: 2020 Honda City Old vs New

    Honda City Old vs New: The 2020 Honda City has undergone some massive changes as part of its generation update. It’s longer and wider but shorter than before which makes it look much sportier in comparison to its predecessor. What else has changed and how does it affect its useability?

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    Dhruv Attri
    <p><span>Nobody knows whether he&rsquo;s a car guy or a bike bloke. A consumer of petrol and diesel, electricity sometimes, eater of food and lover of nature in no particular order. Holds a PG Diploma from IIMC Delhi and runs a 2004 Alto, 2009 Hyundai i20, 2014 KTM RC390 and 2017 Ford Figo Aspire with hopes of restoring his father&rsquo;s 1972 Bajaj 150 scooter.</span></p>Read more

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