Aditya Misra

Many Indians are delaying car purchases because buying a car no longer feels like a safe or simple decision. Rising car prices, high EMIs, expensive

If you want a clear answer right away, here it is: a hatchback makes more sense if your driving is mostly in the city and

Buying a car is not just a purchase; it is a financial decision, emotional decision, and long-term commitment. What dealers don’t tell you before you

Yes—petrol and diesel cars are still safe, legal, and sensible to buy in India in 2026. There is no nationwide ban, BS6-compliant vehicles meet current

People buy expensive cars mainly because of psychology, not logic. In the first few seconds, the decision looks emotional-status, pride, reward, and confidence drive it.

Car prices in India are rising much faster than salaries, and this gap is now impossible to ignore. For most households, especially middle-income families, buying

Indians are avoiding small cars and choosing SUVs because modern buyers want better comfort, higher ground clearance, improved safety, and stronger road presence. Small cars

If you are planning on buying a car, here is the truth you need to know upfront: car prices are going up, and waiting without