For most, a dream car is a luxury or sporty model that grabs attention, but for a Bengaluru woman, it’s a vintage Premier Padmini. This cla...

A transport department official said the last Premier Padmini was registered as a black-and-yellow taxi at the Tardeo RTO, which has jurisd...

The vibrant 'kaali-peeli' or black-and-yellow 'Premier Padmini' taxis, an enduring symbol of Mumbai's essence, exited the city's bustling s...

Maruti Suzuki gained from being the first-mover in the small-car market, enjoying a monopoly for a long time. However, now with a wide rang...

Lenders would recover about one-fifth of their dues following the sale of the company, said people aware of the matter. Nearly 92% of the l...

As many as 28 of the 88 different car models on sale in India have no offers whatsoever, the data show, compared with 21-23 in the last two...

Major Manjit Rajain has a really good collection of vintage machines in his garage,

The chairman, after heading the company for more than four decades that his wife's grandfather founded, is leaving his son Toshihiro Suzuki...

Singhania's first car was a Premier Padmini, which he bought for Rs 35,000.

Singhania has been recently elected to the FIA World Motor Sport Council.

In a market where SUVs rule, can a luxury wagon be the unconventional, but enjoyable option?

The country’s sole Customs and excise museum in Goa offers a glimpse into the battle of wits between smugglers and Customs sleuths.

In India, Ford Motor is building two new factories for engines and cars in Sanand, Gujarat, in addition to the Chennai plant.

It's undoubtable that symbolism matters everywhere.

Mumbaikars fed up with cramped and outdated ‘yellow black’ Padminis will soon have an alternative.

Mumbai is set to get new Maruti Suzuki Omni taxis as the first 200 such cabs are scheduled to ply on city roads by the month-end.

Mumbai’s ubiquitous yellow-black taxis will soon shy away from city lanes. This Diwali, Mumbaikars would see a spanking range of new taxis ...