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Maruti Suzuki is one of the oldest and one of the most successful brands in the country, if not the most successful... Over the years, the Japanese manufacturer has come up with countless amounts of successful cars for its arsenal....and one of those is the Swift... The first generation was an instant success when it came out in 2005, the second generation of the Swift only took it even further in 2011... And now, thirteen years after the introduction of the Swift, Maruti Suzuki has give us the third generation ... Lets start with the exteriors, the new Swift gets a fresh look with a new front headlamp cluster with projector headlamps and LED DRL's which are new for the car and are complemented by the bigger front grill... They have also gone for a floating roof look by blacking out the A,B & C pillars,  new 15 inch alloy wheels and a door handle placed on the C pillar... The rear also gets a newly designed bumper and a LED tail-lamp cluster... Suzuki h

Renault is pretty new to the Indian scene compared to its rivals who have had a lot more time to figure out the 'do's and dont's' of the Indian automobile market... But in recent times their sales have gone up considerably since the introduction of the Kwid and a revamp of the Duster... Although they have been somewhat of a success, these cars lack the premium feel that is offered by their immediate rivals, until now.. Renault's latest challenger, the Captur has caught the eyes of many since its launch in November 2017 because of its premium appeal... The Captur is based on the Duster platform but has a completely different european flavor to it, the French manufacturer has completely thrown out the boxy, SUV like design of the Duster and made it a lot more sleek and pleasing to look at and manage to somehow still keep the SUV appeal... The party piece of the Captur is definitely the LED headlight cluster with swiping indicators which Renault calls 'f

The Creta was first showcased to the world by Hyundai in 2014 and it made it to the Indian market the following year(i.e. 2015)… Over the next three years Hyundai kept giving it little updates, the most remarkable of which was the dual tone colour schemes… But in 2018, three full years after launch, the Korean manufacturer finally decided to give the highly desired Creta a fresh look and a host of new features to add to the existing pretty accomplished vehicle… Lets start with the exteriors, most of the changes have occurred on the front with the new grill which gives it a more subtle look, the grey skid plate added to give it a more imposing SUV-like stance… The headlight cluster also gets small changes, the most noticeable of which is the repositioning of the LED DRLs which now are placed around the new squared-off fog-lamps instead of the rectangular ones in the outgoing model… The rear only gets small changes like a new skid plate and a slight change in the back-light