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The Japan prices for the new-generation 2018 Suzuki Jimny SUV have leaked online ahead of the small 4×4’s official launch. Set to be available in two model options – Jimny and Jimny Sierra, the prices start from JPY 1,458,000 (
It was a bold statement by the Government of India when it said that Electric vehicles are going to be the future; the near future that is. The deadline for all internal combustion engines was 2030, which everyone said was
When Land Rover launched the 2nd generation of the Range Rover Sport in 2013, it was six months after the all-new Range Rover had come out. Yet the two have been given a facelift at the same time. And while
The prevailing winds currently buffeting the automotive industry are winds of change. Electric and hybrid mobility, autonomous driving, new safety technologies, uncertainty regarding diesel engines, toughening emissions standards, etc.: manufacturers have a lot of fast-changing variables to keep track of
It looks like a stumpy V90. Or is it a V90? They all look the same! There comes a point where a strong family resemblance becomes cut-and-paste styling, but even though the V60 looks very much like the V90, there’s lots
$2.1 million to be exact. Okay, here’s the thing. In order for us to review cars from different brands, we either wait for them to send us their media units or we contact the manufacturers for them to send the test vehicles
Image Credit: Codemasters We live in a true golden era of high-quality racing simulators. We’ve moved beyond just staples such as “Gran Turismo”and “Forza Motorsport” and picked up challengers such as “Project CARS,” “Assetto Corsa,” and even more advanced games such as “iRacing.” And
Danger Zone 2 Three Fields Entertainment Developer Three Fields Entertainment, the studio founded by former Burnout creators Fiona Sperry and Alex Ward, are doubling down on games about cars wrecking and blowing up. The studio announced two games today — Danger Zone
The best mode in Onrush, a new game from the ex-Sony team that made MotorStorm and Driveclub, is one of those ideas so decadent in design it’s a wonder it works at all, let alone as well as it does. Remember arcade racing games