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The Skoda Superb should be bought for the back seat if there is just one and only one reason. And for the past few weeks, that's been my primary priority. No other rear seat is just as good for the money, I can say that with absolute certainty. Although the Camry Hybrid offers a more sofa-like squab, it lacks the same level of space and legroom. Also, the car is more pricey.

The Mercedes E-Class is the only vehicle that outperforms the Superb in terms of the back seat. The comparison between the Superb and the E-Class is accurate (and not disparaging). Despite a lot of differences, this Skoda limousine is more like a less expensive E-Class than an Audi A6. despite the VW Group siblings sharing a significant amount of parts.

It's been a chauffeur-driven existence for me on the streets of Mumbai with all COVID-19 restrictions removed, traffic jams that are out of control, and no parking. The back seat of our long-term Superb is the best place to be in this situation. The back seat is firmer than most European cars, so you don't quite sink into it when you sit in it, but that doesn't mean it's uncomfortable. The exact opposite. There is a lot of bolstering all around, and the seat holds you firmly in place. The expanded squab that supports your thighs and lower back is also excellent. The backrest can be turned to the ideal position. Moreover, rear visibility is excellent.

Even though I'm not a great backseat passenger, the cheerful light beige interior and the front seat's position far from your face create an open, comfy interior. Skoda hasn't always excelled at air conditioning, and the old Laura was infamous for its problematic system, but in the Superb, it does an excellent job of cooling the spacious cabin.

You are more sensitive to sounds and noises when you are not driving and are simply sitting in the rear. The Superb is a rather well-kempt vehicle; the engine is especially quiet when traveling at low revs at city speeds. Sharp nevertheless There is no such issue on slick roads. and the Superb drives like a luxurious limousine, silently coasting along. Yes, the Superb has an excessively soft suspension, similar to the Octavia we reviewed in this issue (see page 132), which isn't fantastic on the highway but is quite pleasant in town, especially if you're chauffeur-driven.

The Superb's enormous boot, where a modest carry-on bag may get lost inside, wasn't often put to the test on numerous trips to the airport for primarily domestic flights. The first test of boot capacity was when I picked Renuka up to board our aircraft to Israel. The Superb's boot had no trouble fitting all of our luggage for the week-long journey. The Superb doesn't simply mask these thuds, which makes edges and ruts more audible than you would want. led me to believe that the higher suspension has created a little echo chamber in the wheel wells. The Superb's spacious boot, one of its greatest strengths, will require you to shift home to determine its actual carrying capacity. The Superb is our preferred vehicle, which is not surprising for airport journeys.

Gripes? When I use Apple CarPlay, I want Google Maps could be shown on the main screen in the instrument cluster. You must use the onboard navigation system in your automobile for turn-by-turn directions or a map because Google's coverage isn't quite as comprehensive.

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The Ola S1 Pro is an electric scooter that starts at Rs 1,15,777 in India. It is only available in one version and ten colours. The engine in the Ola S1 Pro produces 5500 W of power. With both front and rear disc brakes, the Ola S1 Pro has a two-wheel braking system.

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OLA Electric S1 is an electric scooter available at a starting price of Rs. 90,994 in India. It is available in only 1 variant and 5 colours. OLA Electric S1 generates 5500 W power from its motor. With both front and rear disc brakes, OLA Electric S1 comes up with combined braking system of both wheels.

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The Aprilia Storm 125 was unveiled at the 2018 Auto Expo and it entered as a stripped-down version of the Aprilia SR 125. Initially, it was priced quite close to other 125cc scooters on sale in India. However, after the shift to fuel injection, its price went up significantly. However, it continues to be the brand’s most affordable scooter in India.

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In its latest form, the SR 160 now uses a slightly larger engine and it uses fuel-injection instead of a carburetor. These changes have also resulted in a minor increase in power and torque. Not only is the SR among the sportiest scooters in India, but also the most expensive. It’s available in three variants - standard, Carbon and Race.

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The Triumph Tiger 900 family represents a quantum leap forward in capability, with two ranges opening up a world of urban, long-distance and extreme off-road riding adventures. An all-new aggressive attitude and style, a more powerful 900cc triple engine, state-of-the-art technology and an incredible standard of specification delivers a new benchmark in adventure motorcycles.

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The Jawa Perak is a Bobber style motorcycle and looks very different from its siblings. The bike also gives up all the chrome for a matte-black treatment. The Jawa Perak is a single-seater and features a different toolbox design. The bobber-like styling elements include a floating seat, bar-end mirrors, chopped fenders, and stubby exhaust mufflers.

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The original CB Unicorn was launched all the way back in 2004 and it continued largely unchanged for over a decade. With the big transition to BS6, Honda faced the decision as to whether to make the big investment in upgrading the CB Unicorn 150 to BS6 or to give the CB Unicorn 160 a second chance. The approach they’ve taken is a combination of both options, resulting in the motorcycle you see here.

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The Suzuki Gixxer SF 250 is the faired variant of the Suzuki Gixxer 250 and it looks good, especially in the Suzuki Ecstar MotoGP livery. The SF is sporty yet comfortable and is aimed at those looking for an everyday 250cc motorcycle, with a fee highway runs thrown in the mix.

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The bike will be available in two forms – the Kratos and the Kratos R. The one you see here is the latter, which offers a little more performance and a few more features. Visually, the Kratos does have some nice details, like the lightning bolt shaped bodywork at the front, but overall, it’s not a freaky, modern-looking thing.

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The all-new aggressive attitude, poise and styling of the new Street Triple range sets a whole new benchmark for performance and agile dynamic easy handling. With a new category-leading top spec Street Triple RS, plus R and S models that are even more accessible and affordable.

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The Bonneville T100 is a retro themed classic motorcycle that runs a 900cc parallel twin-cylinder engine and wears classic motorcycle design with plenty of chrome, including on the spoked wheels. This is the Triumph for those who find the Triumph Street Twin a little too modern looking, but it does cost a significant amount more.

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The Bonneville T120 is Triumph’s larger retro themed classic motorcycle that runs a 1200cc parallel twin-cylinder engine. Like the smaller Bonneville T100, it has a classic motorcycle design with plenty of chrome, including on the spoked wheels. This bike is all about a relaxed riding experience and surfing huge waves of torque.

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The Bonneville Speedmaster is Triumph’s take on an American-style cruiser motorcycle. The Speedmaster is based on the Bonneville Bobber platform, but with the added convenience of a pillion seat.

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The Bonneville Street Twin is the most affordable motorcycle in Triumph India’s line-up at the moment. The bike recently received a sizable update with more power and added features.

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The Street Scrambler is based on the Street Twin, but features longer travel suspension and an upswept exhaust in line with classic scrambler design from decades back.

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