Yes, the BMW 3 Series LWB is a good choice, as it mixes driving excitement with rear-seat comfort in good measure. The 330Li in particular has a punchy engine that is silky smooth and fun to rev. The Audi A6 does have the advantage of feeling a bit larger than the BMW, as it is technically from a segment above, and its higher ground clearance gives it more practicality too. However, while its 265hp engine is powerful, it is not as engaging as the BMW's.But, if the added cost is not an issue, the BMW M340i is actually the best choice. Yes, ground clearance isn't as good as the 330Li, but then it has a shorter wheelbase as well, which makes it more manageable. With a little care, it can be driven on highways with minimal issues, so if your heart is set on it, go for it.

Yes, a rear wash wipe system is handy, especially in the rain and muddy conditions. But there will always be new and updated cars coming out, and at a fast pace, too. Since you already bought the Skoda Kylaq, there is no use regretting it; enjoy it for what it is. Happy motoring!

Avoid the Mahindra Scorpio N as a seven-seater, as its third row is too cramped and is best for occasional use by children only. The XUV 7XO is a much better option, as it offers more usable space and is a far more sophisticated offering. It has powerful engines, good features and is easy to drive around town, and capable on the highway.However, your best bet is really the Toyota Innova Crysta, which remains the ultimate long-distance seven seater. It has the most space in the third row, robust suspension to handle heavy loads and a tough ladder frame chassis with rear-wheel drive to handle broken rural sections and hills. Plus, it is incredibly reliable and will run for years with minimal fuss.It may be discontinued in 2027, so grab it while you can before the year is done, but rest assured, Toyota will be able to support you with parts and maintenance for many years to come. It is on the expensive side of your budget, however, so you could either settle for a mid-range model, or else go for a second-hand example that hasn't got too many kilometres on it.

The Tata Nexon EV is a good option to consider. It is a sub-4-meter SUV that’s easy to manage in tighter spaces, and it offers a 360-degree camera. However, within your Rs 20 lakh budget, you could also get the Hyundai Creta Electric.While it will be bigger in size, it is a more well-rounded EV with more space and better reliability. It would be costlier than the Nexon EV, but the base version would come in under your Rs 20 lakh budget.