We currently live in times when people are taking the safety of their cars more seriously. A significant indicator of this safety, as advertised by the majority, is the NCAP ratings. These star ratings help simplify the safety aspect of a car by assigning it a star rating out of 5. The higher the star, the safer the car. Not only manufacturers and buyers, but the government also took this seriously and partnered with Global NCAP to form Bharat NCAP. It is a testing agency that tests Indian cars wxplicitly. While this is an excellent initiative towards improving the safety of cars, is it the ultimate guarantee of you being safe in an accident? Let’s find out. Keep Reading

When you imagine a busy Indian road, what comes to your mind? If you asked us, we would remember two people quarrelling because of some minor accident. This is what we call road rage in formal words. It is so common in our country that somehow, we don’t even find it strange. In a country where insurance is mandatory, people ironically prefer to fight with the other person than make a claim with the insurance provider. Keep Reading

The Thar Roxx is here and it might prove to be a nightmare for the SUVs in the market. While it seems a strong product, it fights in a segment with one of the most cutthroat competitions in the Indian market. Two interesting, yet completely different models among these are the Hyundai Creta and Jeep Compass. While they get multiple trims, we will be comparing the top Diesel trim of the Thar with the similarly priced variants of the other two SUVs. Keep Reading