The iconic gypsy from the house of Maruti will come to an end this March 2019. We have seen many avatar of this car model but now it seems that end of road for the robust vehicle is more. Maruti Suzuki Gypsy was launched in December 1985 and merely had major modifications in terms of its sleek look. Bookings for Gypsy has already stopped in the month of December 2018.

Maruti Suzuki's iconic two-door offroader SUV Gypsy has been discontinued in India. It was officially launched in the country in 1985 and since then it had been the longest running model in production.

The new 2019 Honda CBR650R will be launched soon in India. The Honda Motorcycle and Scooters India automobile company has already started the official bookings of their new sportsbike. The company confirms that the launch price will be under Rs 8 lakhs in ex-showroom.

Tata Tiago was launched in India in April 2016. In 2017, the company introduced two AMT variants - the XZA and the XTA. There was also a special festive edition - Tiago Wizz. After which, the year 2018 saw the introduction of the Tiago NRG (the Urban Toughroader), the Tiago JTP (a performance version), and a new top-of-the-line variant - the Tiago XZ+.

Bollywood celebrities and their lavish life style are known to all us. To maintain societal status and class, most of them buy highly luxurious and expensive cars, which common people need to think twice. Well, buying luxury cars sometimes help in saving taxes as well. Take a look at what your favourite actors have in their garage and what are the prices and how do they maintain their vehicles.

Honda's most successful car worldwide - Civic - has returned to India with all new refreshed looks at an expected competitive price tag. However, it is the tenth generation of the car but in India, it is the second gen model. The car had attracted fame for its space, comfort, reliability, driving pleasure and premium feel.

Amid dropping sales figures for Brio, Honda has discontinued production of the car in India, making Amaze the entry-level car for the Indian market.

Lamborghini has launched a facelift version of the Huracan in India at a price tag of Rs 3.73 crores (ex-showroom). Named as Huracan Evo, the supercar has been upgraded with better styling, aerodynamics and a more powerful engine.

High interest and fuel cost continued to dampen sales for some Indian automobile companies in January.

When it comes to car market, the sports car segment has to make a big splash to garner ink. Sources revealed a list of new upcoming super cars this 2019 which are made up of exotic materials like hicostium and unobtanium and has the power to provide horsepower supplies.