I am planning to upgrade my car from Maruti Ciaz and am considering the Maruti Victoris, Grand Vitara, Toyota Hyryder, Honda Elevate or Kia Seltos, with a maximum budget of ₹ 20 lakh. I need an automatic transmission and features such as a panaromic sunroof, good infotainment system, speakers, alloy wheels and ventilated seats. Which car and which variant should I opt for with a petrol automatic transmission? Is there any other apart from the one mentioned above? My weekly running will be around 250 km at max in Delhi NCR region.

Autocar India

•18m

In your budget, you will be able to get both the Hero Xpulse 200 4V and the newer Xpulse 210. In our experience, the 210 is a more modern and capable machine than the 200, with much better road manners, which will be helpful for your usage, which is mostly in the city.Take a test ride of both to see which bike you prefer.

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Autocar India

•38m

The Bajaj-made 350cc Triumph bikes will be launched in the coming months, and going by our experience with the current 400cc bikes, it would make a lot of sense to wait and see how these turn out.The Honda CB350RS is a good option if you want a retro, relaxed and comfortable riding experience with modern styling and trademark Honda strengths of being easy to ride and own.The TVS Ronin is also a good option to consider because it has similar performance to the air-cooled 350s from Honda and Royal Enfield bikes, while being much more affordable to purchase. It also ticks the box of having plush ride quality, which is important for you.We'd recommend a test ride of the Ronin, CB350RS and Royal Enfield Hunter 350 if you want to purchase a bike immediately but if you can wait for some months, then the Triumph 350s could be the way to go.

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Autocar India

•1h

The Mercedes-Benz C-Class C300 is a very good car to drive, thanks to a punchy petrol engine and good dynamics. Within the city, it is easy to use and comes with a host of features and technology to make driving effortless. The interior is high quality, the seats are comfy, and it has a good ride too.For long drives, you will enjoy the performance and drivability, but being a sedan comes with limitations like ground clearance. Mercedes has also addressed the ground clearance issue with revisions to the underbody, which have made belly scrapes on speed breakers a rarity. However, you need to be wary once off the tarmac. If you are going to go off the tarmac often, the Mercedes-Benz GLC would be a better choice.

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