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Despite almost a decade of presence in our market, the 11th gen Toyota Corolla still leads the sales chart and can be called an undisputed king of the sedan segment.
Corolla Still Leads Despite Being Almost a Decade Old Read More
From a highly popular car to becoming an undesirable option, the story of Nissan Sunny in Pakistan
Remembering Nissan Sunny from the Past Read More
August 1973 saw the introduction of the Corona T100-Series, commonly called as RT100. It was the 5th generation of Corona nameplate and was bigger in every aspect of the dimensions (including length, width, and wheelbase) than in its predecessor. Instead of a Toyota logo, the car had a unique red colored Corona emblem on its front grille.
Remembering the Toyota Corona RT100 Read More
If the government authorities are serious to benefit the end consumers, they can consider introducing the ‘escrow’ mechanism which will make the booking procedure of new cars much more transparent.
Escrow System in Car Purchasing is the Need of the Day Read More
The concept of car inspection services in our market is rather new, but are these inspection services really worth it?
Vehicle Inspection Services- Are They Really Worth It? Read More
Now that the latest Honda HR-V has arrived in Pakistan, lets take a look back its its history. The subcompact crossover that’s positioned as a B-segment offering is manufactured by Honda over three generations. The nameplate dates back to 1998 when the first generation HR-V was introduced. According to Honda, the name “HR-V” stands for “Hi-rider Revolutionary Vehicle”.
The History of Honda HR-V Read More
The Magnuson–Moss Warranty Act is a United States federal law that was enacted in 1975, and governs the warranties on consumer products.
The Magnuson–Moss Warranty Act Read More
Indonesia is increasingly attracting international attention in the auto sector.
Western Automakers are Eyeing up Indonesia, but Why? Read More
Not so long ago, Pakistan was planning to enhance its annual automobile production from the existing 250,000 units to about 1 million units over the next 5 years. But even before the flight to achieve that dream could take off, the local auto industry was hit hard by the recent import restrictions by the State Bank which badly exposed the high localization claims made by the local assemblers. Even the production of decade-old vehicles has been hampered due to lack of sufficient localization achieved during all these years.
Anticipation of 1 Million Units & the Sudden Brake Read More
There are almost a dozen affordable cars in South Africa (priced below ZAR 200,000 or PKR 24.0 lac) versus just 1 mass-produced option in Pakistan
Almost a Dozen Affordable Cars in South Africa Vs Just 1 in Pakistan Read More