A car purchase decision involves considering several factors, and one of the most important factors is the car fuel type. It is crucial to decide which fuel type you want to go with, even before shortlisting the potential options. The car's mileage, running cost, and maintenance costs vary depending on the fuel type you choose. Hence, knowing which is the right fuel for your requirements is crucial. In this article, let's discuss one of the hot topics of the Indian automobile industry: CNG vs petrol vs diesel cars.

The car's registration certificate (RC) is one of the legal requirements to drive your car in India. Your vehicle needs to be registered with the RTO (Regional Transport Office) and have a valid temporary/permanent registration number to drive the car on public roads. That’s the reason whenever you buy a new car, the first thing a dealer does is register the vehicle.As per The Motor Vehicles Act, 1988, a motor vehicle plying on public roads should have an active registration number. The rules also state that you should renew the registration after 15 years from the date of registration. Post that, you can renew the registration every five years until the vehicle is considered roadworthy. Read ahead to know how to renew car registration after 15 years in India.

The last four months of the year brings joy and happiness as it is the festive season in India. With festivities come auspicious days and occasions that are considered ideal for new beginnings and purchases such as home, car, etc. That’s the reason why car sales accelerate rapidly during this period. But is the festive season the right time to buy a new car? Read on as we address this question in the following sections of this article.

Generally, if you need to look at the engine of your car, you open the bonnet in the front. But did you know that there are cars with engines at the rear or middle of the vehicle? Yes, we are talking about mid and rear-engine cars. Car manufacturers use various engine placement configurations to get the maximum performance out of the car. In this article, we throw light on one of the most interesting topics in the automotive world, which is front vs mid vs rear-engine cars.

The used car market in India is booming rapidly with the introduction of new brands and models. You can find all types of vehicles under different segments in the second-hand car market. If you own a car, you may want to sell it to upgrade to a higher segment car or for some urgent need of funds. The best way to do it is to sell your old car in the online used vehicle market, as you can find many buyers in one place and the overall process is also faster than the offline market. This article will provide you with in-depth insights on how to sell a used car in India.There are several routes that you can choose to sell your used car. The most common option is selling it the traditional way by getting in touch with car dealers or spreading the word among your family and friends. These are mainly the offline methods, which can be a more time-consuming and tedious approach.

Buying a new car is one of the significant investments in an individual’s life; be it a small hatchback or a large SUV (Sport Utility Vehicle). It is by no means a small investment. If you have just learnt to drive or are on a very tight budget, you may also want to consider owning a used car. With an infinite number of options, the used car market has come a long way. But, is it a good option to buy a second-hand car? Read on as we discuss the topic of new cars vs used cars.

Driving during the monsoon season can be a refreshing experience. However, it brings in additional challenges in the form of low visibility due to rain. The challenge is compounded when your car’s windshield gets fogged up due to the cold weather. It obstructs your vision and can be a dangerous scenario. But you can quickly solve the problem with the help of a defogger in the car. Read on as we discuss how to defog car windows in the rain.

Mileage is one of the key criteria when buying a car in India. Be it a petrol or diesel car; fuel efficiency always takes the front seat in a market where the buyers look for value for money. Modern vehicles are efficient and deliver good mileage — however, the quality of fuel matters when it comes to a vehicle's fuel economy. Read ahead as we discuss one of the most common questions among car owners: premium petrol vs normal petrol, which is right for your car?

Tyres are the point of contact between your car and the road’s surface. They probably face more wear and tear than any other component. But not all four tyres wear evenly. This is why tyre rotation is a practice utilised to extend the performance and lifespan of tyres.Periodically rotating car tyres ensure wear and tear consistency in them. With a basic understanding of rotation patterns, you can easily manage your car tyres.In this article, we have explained different patterns of car tyre rotation you can apply to get the best performance.

Vehicular exhaust gases have emerged as significant contributors to the increasing air pollution, especially in metro cities. To curb pollution, the government has implemented stricter BS6 emission norms and is promoting electric vehicles. CNG (Compressed Natural Gas) is a green fuel and emits fewer exhaust gases. It is also efficient compared to conventional fuels. CNG cars are popular in India due to their low running cost. This article provides you with a detailed guide on how to convert your car to CNG.