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The 2019 Toyota Camry today officially went on sale in India, and the car is now more stylish, smarter, and well-equipped.But where does it stand against its key rivals - the Honda Accord, Skoda Superb, and Volkswagen Passat on paper? Let's find out.

The world is taking the 10 year challenge, posting pictures from a decade ago. While everyone is on a nostalgic trip revisiting memories from a decade ago, we too decided to revisit the cars that were popular in 2009. The auto industry was extremely different then with so many brands yet to make their way to India, while the the massive boom of diesel cars was yet to happen. It were simpler times, some would say. However, the Indian auto industry has not only progressed over the years but also brought a massive change in our safety standards, emission standards and general road safety culture, for the better. So, in our version of the #10YearChallenge, we take a look at the most popular cars of 2009 and how much they've changed in the past decade.

According to a study by Jato, Subcompact SUVs or Sub 4 metre SUVs earned the lions share when it comes to sales. More than 2 lakh units of subcompact SUVs were sold in the country between April to September 2018.

Royal Enfield has been hosting some of the most popular customer-driven riding events, one such event is the Royal Enfield Scramble. We were invited this year for its fourth season and you can know more about our experience here.

We are in the last month of 2018 and it has been rather tumultous year for the Indian auto industry. With fluctuations in exchange rates, and insurance premiums among other policies, car sales have seen their share of ups and downs through the year. That being said, certain cars continued to be strong sellers through the year, breaking milestones month-on-month. Unsurprisingly, Maruti Suzuki dominates this list with as many as seven cars, but it is the company's most-selling car that will surely surprise you. With 2018 coming to a close, let's take a look at the 10 best-selling cars of the year.

The Japanese firm said its board also voted to remove Greg Kelly - who like Ghosn has been arrested after allegations of financial misconduct - from his post as representative director.

Almost every single Indian has atleast one great memory of the Maruti 800. It literally put the masses in India on 4 wheels! And although there were a fair few cars to choose from before the humble 800 came along, the reliability and refinement of the 800 was unmatched. Launched in Delhi by Indira Gandhi on December 14, 1983, the first ever Maruti 800 was delivered to its owner Harpal Singh and today marks the 35th birthday of the humble commuter car that all of us have come to love and the car that laid the foundations of what Maruti Suzuki is today.

Jamie sat behind the wheel of the Evoque and drove it through Bishopsgate Goods Yard,tunnelling his way through the underbelly of London