Honda Accord (2007)

The Honda Accord is yet another success story from the stables of the Japanese car giant, Honda – so much so that it is believed that car does nearly everything right. From being a compact car in its fledgling years to a mid-sized one more recently, the Accord has finally achieved the status of a full size car, though barely just. With passing times and passing styles, Honda has brought out several different versions and body styles of the Accord, easily distinguishable from one another and frequently vehicles marketed under the Accord name vary in different markets vary quite dramatically. The diverse Accord styles vary from a two door coupe to a four door sedan and from a four door sedan to a five door wagon. Read more

Honda Civic (2006)

The Japanese car company introduced the Honda Civic in 1972 as a two door coupe, with the intentions of producing a compact car to fill the niche of an economic yet luxurious car worldwide – and it has been successful at most levels. The 2006 Honda Civic was the result of a redesigned model, earmarking the start of the eighth generation for the Honda Civic.

The eighth generation body style includes a two door coupe (FG1 / FG2), a three door hatchback (FN1 / FN2 / FN3), a four door sedan (FA1 / FA3 / FA4 / FA5 / FD1 / FD2 / FD3 / FD4) and a five door hatchback (FK1 / FK2 / FK3). The car is based on the FF layout. Read more

Chevrolet Corvette 2007 (6th Generation)

Perhaps the world’s most popular sports car, and definitely the most pioneering at the time of its inception, the Chevrolet Corvette is right at the top of the heap when it comes to cars. Manufactured since 1953 by Chevrolet, the Corvette started off as a two-seat sports car at a time when the focus was shifting from utility and usability of cars to style and design. The name Corvette is derived from a small, lightly armed warship. Read more

Chevrolet Camaro 1993-2002 (4th Gen)

1993 saw the advent of the fourth generation as far as the cars from the Chevrolet Camaro stable were concerned. Debuting on an updated F-body platform, the model from Chevrolet (and General Motors as the parent company) came out in two body styles – the two-door coupé as well as the two-door convertible. The cars in its class include a compact or ‘pony’ car, a muscle car and a sports car – based on the optional components. The basic features of the Camaro remained the same as in previous years: two doors, 2 + 2 seating, available as a coupé or convertible, fitted with a rear-wheel drive, and given a choice of V6 and V8 engines for the car. The fourth generation Camaro lasted until 2002, when General Motors decided to discontinue production. On a more interesting note, the official pace car for the Indianapolis 500 is Camaro Z28. Read more

BMW 7 Series (2003)

In the world of cars, the name BMW is synonymous with quality - so much so that the 2002 model of the BMW 7 Series was considered a failure by some, considering the lofty standards set by BMW. Nonetheless, it was followed by the entry of the 2003 BMW 7 Series into the market. The range of cars which make up the 2003 series include the 745i, 745Li and 760Li. The sedans in this series have been given a complete makeover of sorts, and it is easily noticeable that they are completely different from their previous year's counterparts. Read more

BMW X5 (2005)

The German manufacturer introduced the X5 series in 1999 as a mid-size crossover SUV - what it basically signified was the shift (or crossover) from a truck-based SUV frame to a sedan-like body, rather like the new Lexus RX series.

The all-wheel drive is available over a wide range of V8 and petrol inline-engines. In fact at the time of the car's inception, BMW tried to market the X5 series as a SAV (Sports Activity Vehicle) rather than a SUV (Sports Utility Vehicle) to try and remove the spotlight from its size and girth. The different models which are a part of this series are - 3.0i, 4.4i and 4.8i. Read more

Mercedes Benz “S” Class 2007

Think of pure luxury, class and style. Think of a brand that redefines class and reinforces your status symbol. The only name that comes to mind is Mercedes Benz - the German car giant. And their latest offering to the world is the Mercedes Benz S class 2007.

S class has been in production for almost 50 years and has always provided the highest levels of performance, luxury and power; never disappointing even once. The latest model in the S class series is the W221 S-class launched in 2007. Read more

Mercedes Benz SL- Class (2003)

Driving a Mercedes Benz is seen as the ultimate experience in the world of cars. But there is something even better than that - and it is to own a Mercedes Benz SL Convertible Roadster. The SL-class 2003 is one of the best driving experiences you could ever wish for.

It looks very similar to its predecessor (the SL500) with its internal features, aero styled body panels, its wheels, its special seats and the unique steering wheel. The difference lies under the hood. You lift the bonnet and you see the impressive 5.5 litre, V8 turbo charged engine which gives an impressive 493 bhp. It is capable of doing 0 to 60 mph in just 4.5 seconds and what is even more impressive is its ability to go from 0 to 100 mph and then back to 0 in just 13.4 seconds. Read more

Volskswagen Beetle Classic (1974)

One of the most recognisable cars on the roads and one of the most envied is the original Volkswagen Beetle. A small yet powerful car that has, for many years, been at the receiving end of reactions ranging from surprise to envious gawk. A car you can love or hate but can never ignore. That is the power of German engineering and the enigma of beetle.

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Volkswagen Beetle 2005

The name ‘Volkswagen’ always brings to mind the top quality that German engineering always affords, the top-notch comfort and unmatched class, style and performance associated with the brand. Along with these promises and much more, comes the Beetle 2005 - another world class product from Volkswagen’s stable. Read more