The new Land Cruiser FJ is positioned as a smaller, more approachable version of the legendary off-roader. · Its design is a safe, retro take on the classic FJ Cruiser, featuring a boxy shape and tough appearance. · While honest and appealing to some, the conservative styling may lack exhilaration for others.
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January 2026 brings new car models, but an editor warns against marketing hype. · True car evaluation begins only when you sit in the driver's seat, not from promos. · The new Kia Seltos promises bigger size and tech, but past models faced rear seat comfort issues.
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The Kia Seltos instantly impresses with its design and strong road presence, turning heads on the road. · Its aggressive front grille and premium LED lights contribute to a fresh and attractive look, even after years. · A long-term concern noted is the paint quality, with the clear coat potentially dulling by the second or third year.
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The Carens Clavis presents an ambitious, sporty yet family-friendly exterior design. · Rear seating can feel tight for taller passengers, making it better suited for short trips or city driving. · Premium interior materials are noted, but the infotainment system suffers from slow touchscreen response and occasional glitches.
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The Scorpio Classic appeals to those who see a car as part of their personality, not just features. · Its design maintains an old-school, classic vibe with a familiar face, avoiding modern over-styling. · Built for highways and village roads, the SUV retains its heavy stance and practical appeal.
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The Marazzo, though a competent MPV, struggled to clearly define its market position. · Its design, inspired by a shark, was clean but failed to evoke strong emotional appeal. · Built on logic over emotion, it didn't resonate with Indian MPV buyers' preferences for distinct styles.
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Initial showroom impressions were ordinary, but the test drive proved exciting and engaging. · The BE 6 offers modern design, comfortable front seats, and practical boot space, despite a slightly cramped rear. · Mahindra's 500 km range claim is met with skepticism, recalling past EV models' real-world performance.
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