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It is time we think that Father Christmas should consider swapping his sleigh for something more convenient. This Christmas, let's give Rudolph and the trusty old sleigh some much needed break, in favour of something more quick and comfortable. We give Santa five cars that he could use instead of the sleigh tonight.

Described by the seller as "the most famous 350 Z in the world", the car priced at Rs. 85.32 lakh and available on finance is one of the only two surviving Nissan 350 Z's of Tokyo Drift.

Is TVS Apache RR 310 the perfect entry-level performance motorcycle? While a full blown comparison will answer that; for now, we will be comparing the spec sheets of the TVS Apache RR 310 to its closest rivals - KTM RC 390, Kawasaki Ninja 300 and Benelli 302R. Does the new TVS hold up against competition? Read on to find out.

Mahindra Group Chairman, Anand Mahindra has announced to gift Saikhom Mirabai Chanu a brand new TUV300 for winning gold medal at the 2017 World Weightlifting Championships.

Indian actor and Malayalam movie star Dulquer Salmaan has recently bought a brand new Porsche Panamera Turbo. It's the latest-gen model which was launched in India early this year in March 2017.

The Mumbai Police recently sent actor Varun Dhawan a stinker on Twitter for taking a selfie with a fan in the middle of a traffic signal. An E-Challan has also been issue against the actor.

The Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance is the finest and most exclusive classic car show in the world. Every year, dozens of the world's finest classic cars congregate on the lawns of the Pebble Beach Golf Course in Monterey, California, to try and win the top honours as the world's best classic cars in a series of categories. These categories that include the likes of the usual pre-war and post-war cars along with special categories for marques like Ferrari, Packard, and Duesenberg, etc. will also have an India relevant category next year. The new category, exclusively for 2018 will be called 'Motor Cars of the Raj' and will be for cars that have an Indian connection.

Cartist, a Jaipur based organisation that turns cars into rolling art is in Mumbai for an exclusive exhibition from November 17-19, 2017. The exhibition will be held at the Jijamata Udyan (or Mumbai Zoo) grounds in Byculla, Mumbai and is open to public. The organisation, founded by car collector and restorer Himanchu Jangid uses cars as a canvas to paint on rolling murals depicting both the city that the car is painted in along with other art based themes that also usually have some sort of social meaning. Cartist also uses local artists to create absolutely exquisite works of art with an automotive theme woven into them along with other forms of art like sculptures and installation art with both an automotive and social theme.